No. SEEAP covers homes, commercial buildings and industries. Everyone can contribute by choosing more efficient appliances and adopting better energy use habits.
Not necessarily. Begin with simple measures such as adjusting your air conditioner temperature, switching off appliances that are not in use and changing to LED lighting. When an appliance needs to be replaced, choose a more energy efficient model.
Check the product’s energy efficiency label and star rating. A higher rating generally indicates more efficient energy use.
Yes. The amount saved depends on the type of appliance, how long it is used, user habits and the prevailing electricity tariff. Consistent action can help reduce electricity consumption.
SEEAP is led by the Energy Commission of Sabah (ECoS) in collaboration with government agencies, industries, energy service providers, educational institutions and the community.
Together, We Can Make Sabah More Energy Efficient
Every unit of energy saved helps build a stronger, more affordable and more sustainable energy system for Sabah. Start with one change today.