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The majority of the population in West Malaysia has access to the electricity grid. However, some of the population in rural areas in the east region do not yet have access to sustained electricity and traditionally rely on diesel generators as well as small-scale renewable energy electrification. Although the electricity access rate in Malaysia is 100% nationally, there still remain pockets of rural areas, especially in the states of Sabah and Sarawak, without access to modern energy infrastructure
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