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Malaysia Electricity Industry
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Market Trends and Outlook
old and new domestic electricity tariff, new commercial electricity tariff, new industry electricity tariff, power purchase agreement, government five-fuel policy and its impact on generation fuel mix. Hydroelectricity development projects, encouragement of the government to explore renewable energy.
Summary
Malaysia Electricity provides an overview of the electricity supply industry in Malaysia, the size of the industry, electricity performance including maximum demand, installed generation capacity, sales, consumption, generation and reserve margins. In 2009, electricity maximum demand in Peninsular Malaysia increased to 14,245 MW, from 14,007 MW in the previous year. The regulatory environment, including the energy function, national energy policy and rural electrification, is also covered. market research
The report includes the market trends and outlook of the electricity industry in Malaysia. We examine the old and new electricity tariff, power purchase agreement, generation mix and fuel costs, renewable energy, fuel cells and industry SWOT. TNB, the national utility company, revised the electricity tariff to its consumers effective from March 31, 2009. The new tariff reflects the decline in gas prices as well as the increase in coal prices.
The report also includes the major players in the electricity industry and their SWOT analysis. TNB, the national utility company, has a near-monopoly of the electricity industry in Malaysia. TNB’s core businesses include the generation, transmission and distribution of electricity. The leading independent power producers included in our report are YTL Power International Berhad, Malakoff Berhad and Tanjong Public Limited Company.