KUALA LUMPUR: Tenaga Nasional Bhd (TNB) must have the necessary financial strength to continue undertaking huge capital expenditure (capex) investments to expand the system for growth and development while maintaining stability in the country’s electricity supply.
Besides ensuring energy security, TNB would be well-placed to contribute a healthy RM31bil to Malaysia’s gross domestic product over four years beginning 2021, arising from capex returns from a wide array of power development projects.
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