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First operational solar park under Malaysia's LSS2 ends commissioning

The 39MWp plant in Pahang will generate enough electricity for 12,000 homes.

The first operational solar park under Malaysia’s second large-scale solar (LSS2) scheme has concluded its commissioning phase, according to its developer BayWa r.e. The 39MWp plant in Gebeng, Pahang, will generate enough electricity for 12,000 homes.

BayWa r.e., with the assistance of local partner HD Earth Sdn. Bhd., won the project in the second solar tender held by Suruhanjaya Tenaga, Malaysia’s Energy Commission in 2017. This is the first solar farm to reach commercial operation out of all the winning bidders, connected to the 132kV national transmission network.

Construction on the complex project, which comprises almost 120,000 solar panels and more than 830 inverters, began in late 2018 and was completed on schedule at the end of 2019.

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