Tenaga Nasional Bhd, Malaysia’s biggest power producer, is considering using piped natural gas or liquefied natural gas for a proposed 300-megawatt power plant in the state of Sabah, Chief Executive Officer Che Khalib Mohamad Noh said at a conference in Singapore today.
He also said that yen-denominated loans are “still cheap.”
Malaysia had scrapped plans for a coal-fired plant in Sabah, a newspaper reported on Feb. 17. -- Bloomberg
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TQ...Getting more people to aware green energy might take time and education. may be you should share with us how to reduce residential and commercial in more economical way over there.
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