TNB: Soft and hardware needed to future-ready energy system


Tenaga Nasional Bhd chief information officer Azlan Ahmad

KUALA LUMPUR: A secure, future-ready energy system is not just about physical infrastructure; intelligence, connectivity and the people who power it are equally important, Tenaga Nasional Bhd’s chief information officer Azlan Ahmad said.

"Progress starts with the right strategic investments in technology,” he said in a statement today. These investments transform the grid into a flexible, dynamic and resilient platform, effectively evolving the physical structure into a sophisticated digital ecosystem that operates intelligently and securely.

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