Foreign factor in LSS5


Interestingly, one winner will likely be TNB, which will be paying for the green energy being supplied under LSS5 at low rates (following the competitive bidding of tariffs).

ON Monday, April 1, Malaysia will enter a new phase in ramping up its renewable energy (RE) installations. Bidding will start for the fifth iteration of the country’s large-scale solar programme (LSS5).

An interesting aspect of this new programme will be how much foreign participation that will be allowed.

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