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Opportunities in RE

Our Role in the Centralised Solar Park Initiative The CSP project is designed to foster participation from various The second package focuses on the installation of the solar
stakeholders, including SREs, Small and Medium-sized photovoltaic (PV) plant, including major equipment and
Enterprises (SMEs), and cooperatives. TRe will hold a minimum cabling works. Meanwhile, the third package is for the
TNB Renewables Sdn. Bhd. (TRe), a wholly-owned Tenaga of 51% stake in the Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) set up for construction of the control building, perimeter lighting, and
Nasional Berhad (TNB) subsidiary has been appointed Master the project, with State Related Entities (SREs), SMEs and CCTV systems, essential for the security and management
Developer for the CSP initiative. This appointment places us cooperatives to take the remaining shares. This inclusive of the facilities. Lastly, the fourth package will cover the
at the helm of the project, responsible for managing all structure is intended to ensure that local industries, particularly interconnection facility and solar power plant work at the
aspects, from site selection to financing, and ensuring that the SMEs, gain valuable experience and opportunities within the main intake substation (PMU) side.
necessary equipment is procured efficiently. Our role is crucial solar energy sector.
in coordinating with State Related Entities (SREs) to finalise Beyond its environmental impact, the CSP project is expected
land and wayleave agreements, which are vital for the smooth The development of the CSP has been divided into specific to stimulate economic growth by attracting Foreign Direct
execution of the project. Additionally, we are tasked with packages to streamline the process. The first package covers Investments (FDIs) and creating jobs. The project’s output of
centralising the procurement of major components, a strategy site clearance, earthwork, fencing, road construction, and green energy will make Malaysia a more attractive destination
aimed at reducing costs and ensuring that the project remains drainage. for investors seeking sustainable energy options. The
financially viable. involvement of local companies, particularly SMEs, in the
renewable energy sector is also expected to strengthen the
industry and ensure that the project’s economic benefits are
broadly distributed across the community.

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Human Capital Development Health & Safety Labour Rights Supply Chain Management Community Relations Corporate Governance