Stable credit lights up Asia Pacific


THE Asia-Pacific power sector is set for a broadly stable credit trajectory over the next 12 to 18 months, even as utilities continue heavy spending on renewable energy (RE) and grid infrastructure.

Malaysia, in particular, stands out with a positive outlook, driven by a new tariff mechanism that allows “a more timely and effective fuel cost adjustment”, signalling a more investor-friendly environment.

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