[Column Writing] [ESG Strategies for Business] Part 26: CREAM, a Community Renewable Energy Aggregation Mechanism
The Malaysian edition of Jiji News (published on November 26, 2025) featured an article contributed by our CEO Mitsuru Misawa entitled "ESG Strategies for Business: No. 26 CREAM, a Community Renewable Energy Aggregation Mechanism."
This article describes the Community Renewable Energy Aggregation Mechanism (CREAM) in Malaysia.
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