Deadline Date: March 06, 2026
The Climate Finance Accelerator in Malaysia supports businesses and project developers committed to cutting carbon emissions by helping them access investment and strengthen climate-aligned projects.
The focus areas include sustainability and climate change, climate finance, carbon emissions reduction, energy efficiency, renewable energy, bioenergy and waste, green mobility, green construction, circular economy solutions, environmental, social and governance risk management, business resilience, responsible artificial intelligence, capacity building, and investment readiness. PwC Malaysia serves as the delivery partner of the Climate Finance Accelerator, a global technical assistance programme funded by International Climate Finance through the UK government’s Department for Energy Security and Net Zero. The programme is designed to directly support climate projects in accessing finance while contributing to national climate targets aligned with the Paris Agreement.
The accelerator is now live in Malaysia and offers business owners and project developers the opportunity to submit proposals for consideration by investors. From 21 January to 6 March 2026, eligible businesses can apply, with up to 15 projects selected to form the first cohort of CFA Malaysia. The programme will run for nine months, concluding in November 2026, and will provide tailored capacity-building support to shortlisted projects to improve their investment readiness. At the end of the programme, selected participants will have the opportunity to pitch their projects to investors at an in-country event in Kuala Lumpur.
PwC’s broader sustainability approach supports organisations in embedding environmental and social responsibility into business strategy. By helping businesses identify ESG risks and opportunities, develop practical strategies, and manage organisational change and reporting, PwC enables companies to translate sustainability ambitions into purpose-led action. The integration of sustainability and artificial intelligence is also highlighted as an emerging opportunity that must be approached responsibly. While AI can enhance productivity and environmental decision-making, its use requires careful risk assessment, trust, and strong leadership to ensure responsible adoption across organisations.
For more information, visit PwC Malaysia.
