Sarawak Energy
Sarawak Energy Berhad is an energy development company and a vertically integrated power utility with a vision to achieve sustainable growth and prosperity for Sarawak by meeting the region's need for reliable and renewable energy—providing electricity to 3 million Sarawakians in urban and rural areas.
See below for the Latest Sarawak Energy News, Analysis, Profit Results, Share Price Information, and Commentary.
Masdar, Sarawak, and Gentari to study floating solar plant in Malaysia
The project will possibly be installed on the Murum reservoir.
Masdar, Sarawak, and Gentari to study floating solar plant in Malaysia
The project will possibly be installed on the Murum reservoir.
Sarawak Energy triumphs at Asian Power Awards 2024 with five major wins
The company was awarded for its initiatives in energy efficiency, technological advancement, and sustainability.
Sarawak Energy sets Batang Ai hydro plant shutdown for digitalisation upgrades
The upgrade will be implemented in three stages.
Trina Solar wins 50MW floating solar project in Malaysia
It is located at the Batang Ai Hydroelectric Plant.
Sarawak Energy eyes producing 2GW floating solar energy
Its first floating solar with a 50MW capacity will be commissioned by 2023.
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PETRONAS leads the way with cutting-edge drone inspection techniques
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The company takes a step towards transformation in asset and safety inspections with the use of modern technology.
The company takes a step towards transformation in asset and safety inspections with the use of modern technology.
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Offshore wind power needs Singapore’s expertise as Asia’s reliance on fossil fuels rises