Malaysia’s largest power producer

Empowering
Progress,
piece by piece.

13.8 GW of contracted capacity. 51.1% of national generation. Thirteen stations, four technologies — one interlocking system that keeps Malaysia running, every second of every day.

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01/ 04 Sultan Azlan ShahManjung, Perak · 2,000 MW coal
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Our purpose

Building connections.
Creating impact.

Like the pieces of a puzzle, every part of our business locks into the next. Alone each is capable — together they deliver the energy that powers communities and drives national progress.

The fleet

Thirteen stations.
One living honeycomb.

Gas, coal, hydro and solar — plus operations & maintenance, ports and international services. Filter the comb, then open any cell.

Gas-fired Coal-fired Hydro Solar O&M · Ports · International
The commissioning record

7,603 MW brought online
since 2009.

Fifteen commissioning milestones across four technologies. Every megawatt below traces back to a project, a station and a date.

Coal Gas Hydro Solar
  • 4,000MWCoal — Manjung 4 & 5, Jimah East
  • 2,886MWGas — Prai, SPG, Connaught Bridge
  • 637MWHydro — Ulu Jelai, Hulu Terengganu
  • 80MWSolar — Sepang, Bukit Selambau
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AAA(IS)MARC credit rating
Genco business

One company, the whole asset life.

From feasibility study to responsible retirement — an end-to-end generation business, with two specialist subsidiaries alongside.

01

Plant development

Greenfield and brownfield generation projects — feasibility, financing, EPC, construction and commissioning.

02

Operations & maintenance

Full O&M across gas, coal, hydro and solar — at home and in Pakistan, Kuwait and Cambodia.

03

Asset management

Life-extension, turnaround and performance-uplift programmes across thirteen stations.

04

End-of-life management

Decommissioning, repowering and the responsible retirement of ageing plant.

Sustainability

Net zero.
Coal free. By 2050.

Aligned to UN SDGs 7, 8, 13 and 11 — and financed through a RM10 billion Sustainability Sukuk programme rated “Gold” by MARC.

SDG 7 — Affordable and clean energy SDG 8 — Decent work and economic growth SDG 13 — Climate action SDG 11 — Sustainable cities and communities
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Let’s connect

Partner with the force
powering Malaysia.

From large-scale generation to clean-energy collaboration — talk to the team behind the country’s largest generation portfolio.