Revisiting the strategy for effective NETR


The recent measures by Malaysia’s government signify a progressive shift towards a sustainable and economically viable RE sector.

THE initiatives set forth by Deputy Prime Minister and of Energy Transition and Water Transformation Minister, Datuk Seri Fadillah Yusof, in support of the large-scale solar (LSS4) players mark an epochal leap in confronting the challenges of renewable energy (RE) development in the country.

In particular, the extension of power purchase agreement (PPA) tenures by four years and the innovative proposition allowing developers to retain their projects’ green attributes for trading through renewable energy certificates (RECs) mechanisms deserve commendation.

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