The Ministry of Energy Transition and Water Transformation (PETRA) is the Ministry responsible for the country’s energy, water and electricity transition policy. The energy and water sectors, which are the most important components in our lives and the well-being of the people, will be supported by this ministry.

The Sewerage Services Department (JPP) was established in 1994 after the Malaysian Parliament passed the Sewerage Services Act 1993 (Act 508). The original purpose of JPP was established as a regulatory body to regulate existing sewerage services and systems that are operated by either the government or the private sector throughout the country.

Among the main functions of the National Water Research Institute of Malaysia (NAHRIM) is to conduct basic and applied research in the water sector such as water resources and climate change, river basins, coasts and oceanography, hydrogeology as well as water quality and the environment. This organization also provides specialist consulting services in dealing with problems related to water and its environment to the public and private sectors and becomes an advisor in matters related to water and its environment.

The Water Supply Department (JBA), functions as an agency that manages the country’s clean water plant. The total number of staff at JBA is 249 people comprising various schemes and service groups.

The Malaysia Association for Trenchless Technologies (MATT) has been established to have a body truly representative of all stakeholders from the sector throughout the country, to promote trenchless technologies and methods, represent the interests of its members, provide an important forum for exchange of knowledge and expertise nationally and internationally, and offer a platform for professional training and educational programs.