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Penang Port Tanjung Bruas Port
Penang Port made significant progress in its ESG agenda during the Tanjung Bruas Port remains committed to enforcing strong ESG
year. One key milestone was the commissioning of four additional practices across all fronts of its engagements. Continuing from its
hybrid RTG cranes, which resulted in the hybrid fleet now comprising inception in 2018, Tanjung Bruas Port has organised its annual Back to
11 out of 31 total units. This USD7.88 million investment is expected to School programme, supporting over 1,200 asnaf and underprivileged
deliver up to a 50% reduction in fuel consumption, supporting the Port’s students from nearby villages by helping to ease their financial burden
carbon reduction targets. With efforts to further embed operational ahead of the school term. On the environmental front, Tanjung Bruas
sustainability in motion, Penang Port established an ESG Steering Port has demonstrated its commitment to sustainability by organising
Committee in December 2025 and subsequently completed its ESG a beach and coastal clean-up at Kampung Balik Bukit in held in August
framework. As a result, a clear sustainability roadmap was developed 2025, successfully clearing approximately two (2) kilometres of
and is scheduled for launch in January 2026, providing structured coastline to preserve the local marine environment.
guidance for the port’s long-term ESG goals.
In terms of community and environmental engagement, Penang
Port collaborated with Persatuan Nelayan Sungai Tembus, Penaga,
and the Seberang Perai City Council to organise a Mangrove Tree
Planting Programme at Sungai Tembus Jetty. The initiative saw strong
participation from Penang Port employees, regulatory bodies, and the
local community, reflecting a widespread commitment by all to protect
coastal ecosystems.