THE ball has been thrown back into the Energy Commission’s (EC) court on the status of Project 4A. Right from the start, the project has drawn flak due to the EC’s decision to go about it on a direct negotiation basis. In addition, key players have failed to come up with a firm commitment to undertake the job. In the latest development, YTL Power International Bhd
has pulled out from the project, throwing it into limbo.
What will happen to Project 4A now that YTL Power has pulled out? Will the two other parties – SIPP Energy Sdn Bhd and Tenaga Nasional Bhd (TNB) – be given the contract by default? Will TNB change its mind about participating in the project?
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