How many data centers utilize solar energy, particularly under the Corporate Green Power Programme (CGPP)?
1. Solarvest - Solarvest recently announced that they have signed a CGPA under the Corporate Green Power Programme (CGPP) with a leading global data center. However, they have not disclosed the data center’s name.
Source: Solarvest secures five CGPAs under CGPP totalling 59.98 MWac
2. UEM Group Berhad subsidiary Cenergi SEA Berhad has inked a 21-year renewable ener...
1. Solarvest - Solarvest recently announced that they have signed a CGPA under the Corporate Green Power Programme (CGPP) with a leading global data center. However, they have not disclosed the data center’s name.
Source: Solarvest secures five CGPAs under CGPP totalling 59.98 MWac
2. UEM Group Berhad subsidiary Cenergi SEA Berhad has inked a 21-year renewable ener...
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Over the near term, Apex Securities anticipates most new job flows for Solarvest Holdings Bhd (KL:SLVEST) to originate from 800MW of corporate green power agreements (CGPAs).
The house in a note on Monday said Solarvest is tendering for over half of this capacity, which could potentially add nearly RM1 billion to its order book.
The research firm upgraded its rating to 'buy' for Solarv...
The house in a note on Monday said Solarvest is tendering for over half of this capacity, which could potentially add nearly RM1 billion to its order book.
The research firm upgraded its rating to 'buy' for Solarv...
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Solarvest Holdings Berhad announced that it has secured five separate Corporate Green Power Agreements with a Malaysian multi-asset exchange, two global leading semiconductor manufactures, and a leading global data center service provider under the Corporate Green Power Programme.
Under these CGPAs, Solarvest and partners, as the Solar Power Producers, will undertake the ownership and development of two...
Under these CGPAs, Solarvest and partners, as the Solar Power Producers, will undertake the ownership and development of two...
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1. LSS4 = 67.3MWp
Through the ownership of these solar assets, we are able to sell clean electricity to TNB under a 25-year PPA, ensuring a stable and consistent income stream.
These operational assets are projected to generate annual electricity sales of RM23.0 million annually for the next 25 years.
2. CGPP = 49.5MWp
Along with our consortium partners, we secured a total of 90 MWp of solar assets, but Solarvest holds an effective ownersh...
Through the ownership of these solar assets, we are able to sell clean electricity to TNB under a 25-year PPA, ensuring a stable and consistent income stream.
These operational assets are projected to generate annual electricity sales of RM23.0 million annually for the next 25 years.
2. CGPP = 49.5MWp
Along with our consortium partners, we secured a total of 90 MWp of solar assets, but Solarvest holds an effective ownersh...
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Malaysia plans to reduce existing coal-fired power plants to 50% by 2035 and completely decommission them by 2044.
From 2029 to 2033, power purchase agreements (PPAs) for 4 coal-fired power plants will expire, with a total installed capacity of 6.8 GW, accounting for 50% of Malaysia's planned decommissioning capacity.
Furthermore, according to the National Energy Transition Roadmap, Malaysia plans to increase solar capacity from 4% today to 58% by 2050, and increase renewable energy capacity to 70% by 2050.
Link:Fadillah: Malaysia aims for complete retirement of coal-fired power plants by 2044
From 2029 to 2033, power purchase agreements (PPAs) for 4 coal-fired power plants will expire, with a total installed capacity of 6.8 GW, accounting for 50% of Malaysia's planned decommissioning capacity.
Furthermore, according to the National Energy Transition Roadmap, Malaysia plans to increase solar capacity from 4% today to 58% by 2050, and increase renewable energy capacity to 70% by 2050.
Link:Fadillah: Malaysia aims for complete retirement of coal-fired power plants by 2044
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The government has finally declared the initiation of the Third-Party Access (TPA) under the Corporate Renewable Energy Supply Scheme (CRESS). This move is set to attract substantial investments from multinational corporations and data centers seeking to procure sustainable energy from solar providers.
Link: Petra says new scheme to increase corporate access to green electricity coming in September | New Straits Times
Link: Petra says new scheme to increase corporate access to green electricity coming in September | New Straits Times