Malaysia

The tender will end on 8 December at 7:00 pm, Malaysia Time.

The first phase of investments will contribute over 13,000 MWh green reduction.

In a groundbreaking triumph, Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB) clinched the coveted  Transmission & Distribution Project of the Year - Gold category at the esteemed Asian  Power Awards.

The MoU will support Malaysia’s National Energy Transition Roadmap for net zero carbon.

It has defined three distinctive methodologies to highlight its capabilities in delivering water infrastructure development in Malaysia.

The company’s solution was a mix of transformation, external collaboration, and long-term solutions.

The partnerships will enhance energy resilience and security in the region.

The parties signed a Joint Feasibility Study Agreement.

The projects will be developed in the state of Pahang.

This will include a renewable energy industrial park.

The project will be deployed off the coast of Tioman Island.

Industry experts converge in Kuala Lumpur to discuss consumer confidence, RE initiatives, and the future of green hydrogen.

The division will be anchored on three key pillars– Energy Sources, Energy Vectors, and Energy Usage.

This is also intended to advance Malaysia’s bid to be a renewable energy hub. 

The partnership will focus on floating solar and other green facility development.

It will bring together leaders, policymakers, and experts in Asia’s power and energy sector.