No issues for TNB from implementation of third-party access


RHB Research said TNB should continue to benefit from the continuous upgrades of its T&D assets.

PETALING JAYA: The upcoming implementation of third-party access (TPA) framework is not expected to be a threat to the country’s sole electricity provider, Tenaga Nasional Bhd (TNB), says RHB Research.

The TPA is expected to be implemented in September and will allow renewable-energy (RE) producers to use the national electricity grid to deliver their green energy to customers in the country.

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