Move to have buildings adopt adequate protection


KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia’s electricity regulator will begin enforcement on buildings that do not adhere to the international lightning protection standard next year.

The Energy Commission (ST), which is in the midst of a nationwide study to estimate the number of buildings that are not MS IEC 62305-compliant, will begin with government buildings first.

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