Shine back on solar power sector


RHB Research has upgraded the solar power sector to an “overweight” from “neutral”. — Bloomberg

PETALING JAYA: Soaring costs from the global supply chain squeeze has slowed down the roll-out of Malaysia’s solar power projects in the past two years.

But as the world economy bounces back from the coronavirus pandemic, and with the increasing adoption of green energy plus environmental, social and governance, a pick-up in projects is anticipated.

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