With geopolitical uncertainties, energy cost and security is becoming a concern for businesses.
In Peninsula Malaysia, electricity supply remains relatively secure. This is contributed by natural gas sourced mainly from Kerteh and the Malaysia-Thailand JDA. Still, this stability does not equate to total certainty. Natural gas price is linked to global market movements. A hike in natural gas price could lead to a rise in electricity generation costs. Thus, it could result in lower profitability for businesses.
In 2026, Malaysia launched the Solar Accelerated Transition Action Programme (Solar ATAP). It is yet another step towards enhancing energy security for local businesses. But, how does it work? How would it benefit business owners in the long run?
Wang Woei Shenq, Business Development Manager of Verdant Solar shares with us:
– The latest Solar ATAP policy
– NEM vs ATAP: What are the differences? Should I change to ATAP if I’m an NEM user?
– How Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) reduces costs & improves reliability?
– Peak Shaving for Commercial and Industrial Clients
– Diesel vs Solar for Off-Grid Solutions: Which makes more sense?
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