The Tenth Malaysian Plan sets goals in order to make Malaysia a high-income nation, as envisioned in Vision 2020. It charts the development of the nation for the next five years, anchored on delivering the desired outcomes for all Malaysians. The Plan is divided in the following Chapters: 1 Malaysia: Charting Development towards a high-income nation; 2. Building on the Nation's strengths; 3. Creating the environment for an unleashing economic growth; 4. Moving towards inclusive socio-economic development; 5. Developing and retaining a first-world talent base; 6. Building an environment that enhances quality of life; 7. Transforming Government to transform Malaysia. The Tenth Malaysia Plan is a step stone towards the achievement of the objective set by Vision 2020 to become a developed nation by 2020. To do so the Economic Transformation Programme and the Government Transformation Programme have been developed and generate the National Transformation Programme.

The Malaysia Energy Efficiency Action Plan is focused to tackle issues pertaining to energy supply by managing demand efficiently. The Plan prescribes a path towards improving energy efficiency by pursuing the implementation of measures that are considered as “harvesting the low hanging fruits”, as they are viable for the nation as well as the end users. The plan is built upon the experiences and knowledge from past programmes and projects and provides for the instruments for a successful implementation of energy efficiency strategies in the country for a period of 10 years.

This Malaysian Standard 2017 provides for direction for the effective use of energy, including the renewable energy in new and existing non-residential buildings.

These detailed regulations contain technical and administrative procedures to ensure that consumers and public interests in the gas industry are protected. For this purpose, the Minister has legislated the Gas Supply Regulations.

This document provides for the setting out of performance levels expected of TNB in relation to its licence obligations to supply electricity to consumers in Peninsular Malaysia.

The Gas Supply (Compounding Of Offences) Regulations 2006 address compounding of offences.

The Gas Supply (Compoundable Offences) Order 2006 addresses the compoundable offences under the Gas Supply Act 1993 and subsidiary legislations.

Regulations addressing the following provisions: Recovery of electricity charges, Bills, Deposit, Restoration of Supply, Notice of disconnection, cessation or interruption of supply, Entry during continuance of supply, Entry on discontinuance of supply, Entry for replacing, repairing, or altering lines or plant, Provisions as to powers of entry, Metering of supplies, Testing of meters, Licensee's installation.

The Electricity (Amendment) (No. 2) Regulations to amend some of the provisions of the Electricity Regulations 2013.

The Electricity (Amendment) Regulations 2014 to amend the Electricity Regulations 1994.