Malaysia

Solar power takes center stage in fueling next-generation data demands.

The company’s operational excellence programme embeds safety as a driver of performance.

The company won the Information Technology Project of the Year - Malaysia, Innovative Power Technology of the Year - Malaysia, and Smart Grid Project of the Year - Malaysia accolades.

The landfill biogas-to-energy project is the first in northern Peninsular Malaysia to be recognised on the Asian stage.

This will support hyperscale data centres.

The establishment of a roadmap helped define the rules to achieve RE goals.

This will avoid 500 tonnes of carbon emissions.

The agreement is under a 21-year term.

Various energy agreements were signed between the two parties.

Accelerating the ASEAN Power Grid is crucial for ensuring ASEAN’s sustainable energy future and economic growth. 

The developer has reached a financial close for the project.

It will benefit 2.5 million households.

This will fuel the company’s goal to achieve 1 GW capacity.

These will start operations in 2027.

Tokyo was also assured of a stable supply of LNG.

The takeover is worth $1.26m.