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Kuantan Port Joins Asia Carbon Capture 2026, Powering the CCS Value Chain

Kuantan Port is excited to share our participation in Asia Carbon Capture 2026, held recently at Crowne Plaza Kuala Lumpur City Centre. Organised by Centre for Management Technology (CMT), the event brought together policymakers, industry leaders, and technology innovators to discuss the next phase of carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) deployment across Asia.

Chief Commercial Officer of Kuantan Port, Encik Mazlim Husin, participated in a panel discussion titled ‘CO₂ Transport & Cross-Border Logistics – Enabling Scalable CCS/CCUS in Asia’, where he highlighted the port’s infrastructure readiness and the critical role of logistics in supporting a scalable CCS ecosystem.

During the session, he also emphasised Kuantan Port’s strategic position as an emerging carbon aggregation and logistics hub, supporting the collection, handling, and onward transportation of captured CO₂ from industrial emitters. Leveraging its established connectivity, deep-water capabilities, and proximity to key industrial clusters, Kuantan Port is well-positioned to facilitate efficient CO₂ movement within the broader CCS value chain.

Kuantan Port extends its sincere appreciation to CMT for organising this significant event, which serves as an important platform for industry leaders to strengthen collaboration and advance the transition towards a more sustainable future.

Photo credit: Centre for Management Technology (CMT)

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Kuantan Port at VERITAS Lecture Series 2026: Advancing Sustainability and Logistics Connectivity

Kuantan Port is pleased to have participated in the 17th VERITAS Lecture Series 2026, hosted by VERITAS Design Group at Imperial Lexis Kuala Lumpur recently. Centred on the theme ‘Connected Futures: Integrating Malaysia’s Transport Landscape’, the event convened leaders from industry, government and academia to exchange perspectives on the future of Malaysia’s transport ecosystem, with a focus on connectivity, sustainability and digital integration.

Representing Kuantan Port, our Chief Commercial Officer, Encik Mazlim Bin Husin, took part in the panel discussion titled ‘Sustainability and Low-Carbon Transition’. During the session, he shared insights into Kuantan Port’s ongoing Green Port journey, including our focus on strengthening hinterland connectivity and advancing low-carbon logistics. Key initiatives highlighted included support for energy transition cargo, operational digitalisation, the adoption of hybrid equipment, and the integration of renewable energy solutions.

In line with our commitment to advancing Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) principles across our operations, the forum also provided a valuable platform to engage stakeholders and exchange perspectives on low-carbon and climate-resilient logistics systems.

Kuantan Port extends its sincere appreciation to VERITAS Design Group for organising this meaningful session, and to our industry partners for their continued collaboration in driving sustainable growth and strengthening Malaysia’s logistics connectivity.

Photo credit: VERITAS

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Kuantan Port Welcomes UKAS Director General for Official Visit

Kuantan Port Consortium Sdn. Bhd. (Kuantan Port) was honoured to welcome YBhg. Datuk Muhammad Razman bin Abu Samah, Director General of the Public Private Partnership Unit (UKAS), Prime Minister’s Department, during an official visit to Kuantan Port.

The delegation was received by Puan Hasnita binti Mohd Hanapiah, General Manager of the Kuantan Port Authority, together with Mr Chan Weng Yew, Chief Operating Officer of Kuantan Port. Also accompanying the delegation was Encik Mohd Rezwan bin Abd. Razak, Senior Principal Assistant Director of Infrastructure Section I, UKAS.

During the visit, the delegation was briefed on Kuantan Port’s development journey, operational capabilities, ongoing expansion initiatives, and future growth plans that continue to strengthen its role as a strategic maritime gateway on the East Coast of Peninsular Malaysia.

The visit also included a tugboat tour, providing the delegation with a closer perspective of the port’s operational infrastructure, marine facilities, and ongoing development within the port ecosystem.

Since its privatisation in 1998, Kuantan Port has continued to serve as a strategic national asset, playing a vital role in supporting Malaysia’s logistics and maritime development while continuously enhancing its services to meet the evolving demands of the industry.

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Strengthening coordination for secure and seamless border management

Kuantan Port was pleased to welcome YBrs. Tuan Hj Ismail bin Mokhtar, Deputy Director General (Management) of the Malaysian Border Control and Protection Agency (AKPS), reflecting the importance of close collaboration in supporting efficient and secure trade facilitation.

The delegation was welcomed by Kuantan Port Consortium Sdn. Bhd., represented by Mr Chan Weng Yew, Chief Operating Officer, together with Mr Mazlim Husin, Chief Commercial Officer.

The visit included an engagement session with key stakeholders involved in AKPS operations at Kuantan Port, followed by a site tour of the port’s operational areas. The session provided a valuable platform to enhance coordination, improve operational efficiency, and align efforts towards strengthening border control processes.

As trade volumes and cross-border movements continue to grow, Kuantan Port remains committed to supporting national border control efforts while ensuring the smooth and efficient flow of goods through the port.