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Where is Masdar partnering with Sarawak Energy & gentari?

The partnership was formalised at Masdar’s headquarters in Abu Dhabi. Credit: Masdar. Masdar, in collaboration with Sarawak Energy and Gentari, is conducting a feasibility study for a potential large-scale floating solar power plant on the Murum reservoir in Sarawak, Malaysia.

Can a floating solar power plant be built in Sarawak?

Malaysia clean energy solution provider Gentari has signed a joint study agreement with Sarawak Energy Bhd and Abu Dhabi Future Energy Company (Masdar) to assess the feasibility of a floating solar power plant at the reservoir of Murum Hydroelectric Plant in Sarawak. The large-scale floating solar photovoltaic project marks a…

Could a floating solar array be a viable option in Borneo?

French agrivoltaics company Sun'Agri says that two of its facilities increased grape yields by 20% to 60% in 2024, compared to areas without solar pan... Abu Dhabi Future Energy Co. (Masdar) is teaming up with Malaysia’s Sarawak Energy and Gentari to assess the potential for a large-scale floating solar array on the northwestern coast of Borneo.

How can gentari help Malaysia achieve its net zero goals?

Sushil Purohit, Gentari Chief Executive Officer, said: “As a proudly Malaysian company, Gentari is pleased to be a key contributor in helping the country achieve its renewable energy targets and climate goals, alongside supporting clients on their net zero journey.

What does Malaysia's New solar PV deal mean for Sarawak?

“This deal follows our landmark agreement with the Malaysian Investment Development Authority in 2023 for the development of 10GW of clean energy projects across the country.” The proposed large-scale floating solar PV project is a critical move towards increasing renewable energy sources within Sarawak state.

What is Masdar's second floating solar project in Southeast Asia?

The project will be Masdar’s second floating solar installation in Southeast Asia after a 145 MW array in Cirata, Indonesia. The world’s largest offshore floating solar plant, a 440 MW project in Taiwan, was recently commissioned. This content is protected by copyright and may not be reused.