Kinergy Advancement partners PKNPk to develop RE projects in Perak


KAB executive deputy chairman and group managing director Datuk Lai Keng Onn.

KUALA LUMPUR: Kinergy Advancement Bhd’s (KAB) wholly owned subsidiary KAB Energy Holdings Sdn Bhd is collaborating with Perbadanan Kemajuan Negeri Perak (PKNPk) for the development of 29 potential renewable energy (RE) projects in Perak with a total capacity of over 1,800MW.

The energy solution provider and Perak state agency said in a joint statement that they would identify, evaluate and develop the projects by utilising KAB’s technical expertise to drive innovative energy developments.

“Aligned with Perak Sejahtera 2030 Flagship 12: Water Resources and Renewable Energy, this partnership not only enhances the energy resilience of Perak but also contributes to the broader national goals of sustainable and RE development.

“The initiatives under this collaboration directly support the objectives of increasing water resources efficiency and promoting RE usage, marking a significant step toward achieving Malaysia’s long-term sustainability targets,” it said.

KAB executive deputy chairman cum group managing director Datuk Lai Keng Onn said the partnership allowed the group to offer its expertise to drive sustainable development and collaboratively explore Perak’s energy potential. —Bernama

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