Floating Solar Power Tender Launched In Malaysia
Country’s Largest Electric Utility Invites Bids For 30 MW AC Floating Solar Power Plant
Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB), the largest Malaysian electric utility, has invited bids from EPC companies for the deployment of a 30 MW AC floating solar PV project at Chenderoh Reservoir. This competitive bidding round is open to both local and in.
Corporate Solar Power Purchase Agreements In Malaysia
Pekat Solar Secures Power Supply Contracts With 5 Corporates For 30 MW PV Project
A group of 5 Malaysian corporate players from across various industries have committed to sourcing solar power under separate power purchase agreements (PPA) signed with Pekat Solar Tronoh Sdn Bhd (PSTSB), for a 30 MW project. A wholly-owned subsid.
US Circumvention Investigation Comes To A Close
Department of Commerce Issues Final Determination, Finds 5 Companies Dodging Tariffs
The US Department of Commerce has upheld the preliminary findings of its circumvention inquiry into imports of solar cells and modules from China and has named 5 leading suppliers as the offenders in its final determination.
US Manufacturer Flags Forced Labor At Own Fab
Independent Audit, Commissioned By First Solar, Finds Unethical Practices At Malaysia Fab
Citing the results of an independent 3rd party social audit, American solar module producer First Solar has revealed instances of forced labor at its Malaysia manufacturing facility. It says the audits found that 4 onsite service providers in Mal.
GW-Scale Renewables Partnership For Malaysia
Masdar & Citaglobal To Develop 2 GW Clean Energy Capacity In Pahang, Including Off Grid Applications
Abu Dhabi’s Masdar is expanding further in Malaysia in a partnership with the Malaysian investment holding company Citaglobal Berhad as the duo aims to develop 2 GW renewable energy projects, including solar and rural, off-grid initiatives in the state of Pahang.
Floating Solar Prospects In Southeast Asia
NREL Pegs 825 GW Technical Potential For Floating PV Across ASEAN Nations In USAID Funded Report
In a new analysis for the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), the US National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) estimates a technical potential of 825 GW floating PV (FPV) capacity across 10 Southeast Asian nations, and claims this techn.
Malaysia Exploring Offshore Floating Solar
Netherlands’ SolarDuck To Install Pilot OFS Plant For TNB To Assess Technical & Economic Feasibility
Malaysia, through its largest electricity utility Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB), is exploring the potential for offshore floating solar PV (OFS or OFPV) for the country’s renewable energy ambitions and has roped in Netherlands’ SolarDuck to assess.
Silicon Joint Venture In Malaysia
Japan’s Tokuyama Joins Hands With South Korea’s OCI For 10,000 MT Semi-Silicon Production Fab
Japanese chemicals producer Tokuyama has joined hands with South Korean polysilicon producer OCI to explore the opportunity to develop a semiconductor-grade polycrystalline silicon manufacturing fab with around 10,000 MT annual production capacity in Malaysia.
Malaysia Announces New Renewables Target
Malaysia To End Trade Barriers For Renewable Energy Exports & Targets 70% Renewables In Power Mix By 2050
Malaysia may just become a star solar market in Southeast Asia as the government has announced it will increase its renewable energy target for 2050 to about 70% of the national electricity mix, while also ending cross-border trade barriers for renewable energy.
Solar PV Key Technology For Malaysia’s Energy Transition
IRENA: Malaysia Can Install Over 150 GW Solar PV Capacity By 2050 To Meet Energy Transition Goals, Starting With 1.4 GW Annual Deployment Till 2030
The International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) calls solar PV a ‘no-regrets option’ for Malaysia in all the scenarios it envisions for the country’s energy transition in a new report, with potential to install 153 GW of this clean energy tec.
Petronas Launches New Clean Energy Firm
Gentari Takes Shape, Aiming To Build Up To 40 GW Renewables Capacity With Focus On Solar & Green Hydrogen By 2030
Malaysian state owned fully integrated oil and gas major Petronas has a new subsidiary called Gentari Sdn Bhd aiming to build between 30 GW to 40 GW of renewable energy capacity by 2030, along with focusing on green hydrogen and green mobility.
150 MW Floating Solar Plans For Malaysia
Shizen Energy To Explore Establishing One Among Largest Floating Solar Facilities In SE Asia
Solar EPC service provider with roots in Japan, Shizen Energy Inc will conduct a feasibility study for what it claims will be one of the Southeast Asia’s largest floating solar facilities at 150 MW in Malaysia, under Japanese government’s Asia Energy Transition Initiative (AETI).
US To Take Up Circumvention Tariff Probe
Advantage: Auxin Solar, As US Commerce Department Agrees To Launch Investigation Into Anti-Circumvention Tariff Plea
Acting on US solar module manufacturer Auxin Solar’s petition filed in February 2022, the US Department of Commerce (DOC) says it will initiate an investigation into companies circumventing antidumping (AD) and countervailing duty (CVD) by importin.
‘1st’ Pure-Play Solar Company In Malaysia
Solarvest Transfers Listing Status To Bursa Malaysia’s Main Market
Malaysia based solar EPC service provider Solarvest Holdings Berhad says it has successfully transferred its listing status to the Main Market of Bursa Malaysia Securities Berhad. This, it said, makes it the 1st pure-play solar company in Malaysia.
Shell’s Malaysian Sweet Gas Field Powered by RE
Shell To Build Timi Gas Project With Petronas Carigali & Brunei Energy In Malaysia; Unmanned Wellhead Platform To Be Powered By Solar & Wind Energy
Royal Dutch Shell’s Malaysian subsidiary Sarawak Shell Berhad (SSB) will go ahead with the development of its Timi gas development project in Malaysia, having taken a final investment decision (FID).
Malaysia’s TNB Enters PPA For 500 MW Solar
Tenaga Nasional Berhad Signs Up To Procure Solar Power From 500 MW PV Capacity Awarded under LSS 4 Auction Round In Malaysia
Malaysian utility Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB) has entered power purchase agreements (PPA) with the winners of its large scale solar (LSS) bidding round 4, concluded in March 2021 by the country’s energy commission Suruhanjaya Tenaga (ST).
Malaysia Aims For 31% RE Installed Capacity By 2025
Solar Central To Malaysia’s Energy Transition Plans; Energy Ministry Targets To Grow Renewable Energy Installed Capacity To 18 GW By 2035
As part of its energy transition plans for 2040, Malaysia is aiming to have 31% of its total electricity mix being contributed by renewable energy by 2025.
Fitch Solutions Expects 4 GW Solar Capacity For Malaysia
Backed By Regulatory Support, Malaysia Is Likely To Exceed 4 GW Cumulative Solar Capacity By 2030, According to Fitch Solutions
A new market research from Fitch Solutions Country Risk & Industry Research estimates the cumulative installed solar power capacity of Malaysia to exceed 4 GW by 2030, going up from around 996 MW at the end of 2020.
RM 0.1768/kWh Lowest Bid For Malaysia’s LSS4 Round
Large Scale Solar Round 4 Of Malaysia Undersubscribed With 823 MW Bid For In 1 GW AC Tender; Energy Commission Receives RM 0.1768/kWh As Lowest Bid; Shortlisted Bidders List Figures TNB & Solarvest
Malaysia’s Energy Commission Suruhanjaya Tenaga (ST) has shortlisted bidders, read winners, for its large scale solar (LSS) round 4 or LSS 4, selecting a total of 823.06 MW in total bids.
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