Malaysia’s National Energy Efficiency Policy and Action Plan 2026-2035 (NEEAP 2.0) and Energy Efficiency and Conservation Act (EECA) could unlock an estimated MYR 9.1 billion ($2.23 billion) in private-sector investment in industrial and commercial energy-efficiency measures, although much of the projected MYR 36.6 billion spending remains dependent on project economics, financing, incentives and enforcement, MBSB Research said Wednesday.