More solar panels to be installed at Ipoh city council buildings


Rumaizi (right) and Mohd Azhar showing the blueprint for the solar energy system that will be implemented by the council.

Ipoh City Council (MBI) wants to instal more photovoltaic solar panels on its properties in line with its plan to be a smart and low-carbon city by 2030.

Mayor Datuk Rumaizi Baharin said MBI started the ball rolling by installing solar panels at Perak Urban Transformation Centre (UTC).

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