Green Energy Policy in Malaysia
Green Energy Policy in Malaysia
RM1.5 billion
soft loan of applies only
to new
latest balance RM1.370 billion (Oct 5 2010) projects
application open
no R&D, projects
starting 1 January 2010
ready for application is free and
until 31 December
commercialization can be made online
2012/complete
only
utilization of loan
Review on Malaysia’s national energy developments: Key policies, agencies, programmes
and international involvements
published in Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews in 2010
MIEEIP successfully cut down 49% of projects under SREPP Bungalows with BIPV at Shah
up to 35% energy are biomass, followed by Alam were sold around
consumption, 26.7% less fuel mini-hydro (43%). Only 10-15% RM1.58m, Putrajaya (RM2.9-
usage & substantially lower of the participants signed 4m). 5kWp system costs
CO2 emmision for selected Power Purchase Agreement RM170k generates RM150
industries with TNB/others electricity every month
current contribution of RE in
RE with most grid-connected solar could generate up to
Malaysia's total energy mix is
capacity is biomass (67% of total 6500MW while wind energy
below 2%, far below 5% targeted
RE) followed by mini-hydro seems not feasible in Malaysia
on early 2011