Malaysia to raise air-con temperatures in government offices to cut energy costs amid Iran war

Malaysia to raise air-con temperatures in government offices to cut energy costs amid Iran war

Staff may also be allowed to wear more casual attire to the office as the temperature increases. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Government to raise office air-conditioner temperatures to cut energy costs

PUTRAJAYA: Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) chief commissioner Tan Sri Azam Baki said he had been informed that the government has decided to increase air-conditioner temperatures in all its offices as part of cost-saving measures to reduce energy consumption.

Austerity: Govt turns up the heat, raises aircond temps, to relax dress code

Aircond temps in govt offices to be set at 24°C, short sleeves likely to be allowed soon.

Civil Servants May Soon Be Allowed To Dress More Casually As Govt Sets Office Air-Con To 24°C

The move is part of broader energy-saving measures by Putrajaya amid rising global fuel and electricity costs.