The Borneo Post

Sabati’s urban greenery initiative gets full backing of SEB

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KUCHING: Sarawak Energy Berhad ( SEB) is supporting the upcoming urban greenery programme to beauti fy the Isthmus by the Associatio­n of Wives of Ministers and Assistant Ministers of Sarawak (Sabati).

In its press statement yesterday, SEB said 30 of its employees will join Sabati and Kuching North City Commission ( DBKU) on Nov 15 to plant seedlings along the 3.7km Jalan Keruing stretch heading towards Borneo Convention Centre Kuching from Menara SEB.

On Tuesday, a delegation from Sabati led by its deputy president Datuk Dayang Morliah Awang Daud, paid a courtesy visit to SEB group chief executive officer Sharbini Suhaili.

“Sarawak Energy is pleased to contribute to this important initiative by Sabati to beautify and green the surroundin­g area at Isthmus where we are located.

“Our headquarte­rs was the first building in East Malaysia to be accredited the green building certificat­ion and so it makes sense for us to support such a healthy environmen­tal initiative,” said Sharbini during the call.

“We also encourage staf f volunteeri­sm in support of community initiative­s as an extension of our corporate social responsibi­lity.

“Securing and retaining the GBI ( Gr een Bui lding Index) certi f ication is part of our commitment towards incorporat­ing sustainabl­e practices at al l levels of our operation,” he concluded.

In its quest to incorporat­e sustainabi­lity at all levels, SEB also has electric cars and scooters as part of its corporate fleet, which run primarily on renewable energy as Sarawak’s generation mix is predominan­tly hydropower.

 ??  ?? Sharbini (sixth left) with Dayang Morliah (seventh left) and other Sabati members and SEB management personnel during the courtesy visit.
Sharbini (sixth left) with Dayang Morliah (seventh left) and other Sabati members and SEB management personnel during the courtesy visit.

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