Climate
Resilience
Building resilience against climate change is crucial to our sustainability agenda. By advancing renewable energy, pioneering green initiatives, and investing in emerging technologies, we are paving the way for a low-carbon future that empowers communities and safeguards resources for generations to come.
Certifications
projects in 2024
(with plans to expand)
LBS is progressing our transition to clean energy with solar panel installations at our headquarters and the LBS Discovery Gallery @ KITA Cybersouth. These systems generate renewable electricity for daily operations, reducing reliance on the national grid while lowering long-term costs.
To further grow our clean energy portfolio, LBS has awarded Solarvest Holdings Berhad a RM104 million EPCC contract to develop a 43-MWp solar farm construction project in Senawang, Negeri Sembilan. This large-scale project represents a significant step forward in our decarbonisation journey, reinforcing our long-term commitment to renewable energy and a low-carbon future.
Building on our solar initiatives, LBS is venturing into green hydrogen through a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Invest Sabah Berhad, Sabah Forestry Development Authority (SAFODA), and Midwest Green Sdn Bhd to explore a 10-GW project in Kota Marudu, Sabah. This initiative supports Malaysia’s National Energy Transition Roadmap and advances hydrogen as a promising clean energy source for the nation.
M3 Shopping Mall has partnered with Kloth Circularity as its Fabric Recycling Partner, installing a dedicated fabric recycling bin to give unwanted textiles a second life. Extending the impact of managing waste, recycling efforts have been expanded to three community locations — Customer Relations Centre Cybersouth, Alam Perdana, and Puchong (D’Island Residence).
To strengthen waste practices, LBS has adopted a six-level waste management hierarchy, ensuring waste is managed effectively across operations. The LBS Recycling Hub, launched in 2023, provides employees with a central platform for systematic recycling. Beyond this, the annual Green Day programme engages staff and communities through recycling competitions, green talks, and preloved markets — inspiring action and nurturing a culture of environmental responsibility.
