Solarvest Secures 5 Green Power Agreements Including From Bursa, Micron
Solarvest Secures 5 Green Power Agreements Including From Bursa, Micron
Solarvest Holdings Berhad announced thta 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.
Solarvest Holdings Berhad宣佈，根據企業綠色能源計劃，它已與一家馬來西亞多資產交易所、兩家全球領先的半導體制造商和一家領先的全球數據中心服務提供商簽訂了五份單獨的企業綠色能源協議。
It added that the agreements are made through two joint ventures: one with Savelite Engineering Sdn. Bhd. and TNB Renewables Sdn. Bhd., and another solely with TNB Renewables Sdn. Bhd.
它補充說，這些協議是通過兩家合資企業簽訂的：一家是與Savelite Engineering Sdn的合資企業。Bhd. 和 TnB Renewables Sdn.Bhd.，還有一家僅與 TnB Renewables Sdn 合作的公司Bhd。
Under these CGPAs, Solarvest and partners, as the Solar Power Producers, will undertake the ownership and development of two solar power plants located in Lumut, Perak and Kulim, Kedah. Meanwhile, the Corporate Consumers will collectively offtake a combined electricity capacity of 59.98 megawatts ("MWac") generated from the solar power plant for 21 years, with a contract for difference mechanisms at an agreed pricing.
根據這些CGPA，Solarvest及其合作伙伴作爲太陽能生產商，將承擔位於霹靂州盧穆特和吉打州居林的兩座太陽能發電廠的所有權和開發。同時，企業消費者將集體承購太陽能發電廠產生的59.98兆瓦（「mWAC」）的總髮電容量，爲期21年，並以商定的價格簽訂差異機制合同。
The CGPP represents the Malaysian government's commitment to advancing the nation's energy transition. Through a CGPA model, the CGPP offers corporations the opportunity to procure virtual renewable electricity, eliminating the necessity to install solar photovoltaic assets on their premises. By participating in the CGPP, corporate consumers can obtain bundled Renewable Energy Certificates ("RECs"), verifying the origin of electricity from renewable energy resources in supporting their sustainability goals and commitments.
CGPP代表了馬來西亞政府對推進國家能源轉型的承諾。通過CGPA模式，CGPP爲企業提供了購買虛擬可再生電力的機會，從而無需在其場所安裝太陽能光伏資產。通過參與CGPP，企業消費者可以獲得捆綁的可再生能源證書（「REC」），驗證來自可再生能源的電力的來源，以支持其可持續發展目標和承諾。
On top of the CGPP programme, Solarvest said it is actively exploring a potential collaboration with Micron to achieve its zero-emission goal and explores ways to reduce its carbon footprint through the newly launched Corporate Renewable Energy Supply Scheme (CRESS). The open grid access concept and third-party access (TPA) allows Solarvest to supply electricity to corporate clients in Malaysia via the national grid network.
除了CGPP計劃外，Solarvest還表示正在積極探索與美光的潛在合作，以實現其零排放目標，並探索通過新推出的企業可再生能源供應計劃（CRESS）減少其碳足跡的方法。開放電網接入概念和第三方接入（TPA）允許Solarvest通過國家電網向馬來西亞的企業客戶提供電力。