KOTA KINABALU: Sabah Electricity Sdn Bhd will go ahead with its plan to set up a coal-fired power plant in the east coast, despite requests that it adopt green energy.
In a statement, SESB said the 300MW coal-fired plant remained the best option to meet the demand for electricity in the east coast of Sabah, where power is supplied through a grid originating in the west coast of the state.
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