Semarak Renewable Energy successfully secured a financing package of RM1.88 billion for its pioneering green hydrogen project in Perak. The project aims to shape the future of energy and sees potential in sectors like automotive and shipping.
Semarak Renewable Energy has secured a financing package of RM1.88 billion for its green hydrogen project in Perak . The project integrates floating photovoltaic power generation, storage, and logistics.
The company aims to shape the future of energy and sees potential in sectors like automotive and shipping.
Semarak Renewable Energy Financing Green Hydrogen Perak Floating Photovoltaic Energy Automotive Shipping
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Perdagangan borong, runcit cecah RM1.7 trilionPeningkatan disokong oleh Perdagangan Runcit yang meningkat RM59.7 bilion atau 9.0 peratus untuk berada pada RM720.8 bilion.
Read more »
SOLS Energy introduces Home Solar Subscription with zero upfront costs in MalaysiaCompany touts its revolutionary approach to solar energy for homeowners Subscribers to experience instant savings, bypassing lengthy payback periods In supporting the Madani Government’s strong focus on Energy Transition for Malaysia, homeowners will now have a new way to get solar energy for their homes with the launch of SOLS Energy’s...
Read more »
Nombor plat ‘GOLD 1’ milik Yang di-Pertuan AgongBidaan sebanyak RM1.5 juta itu akan disalurkan kepada Kerajaan Persekutuan.
Read more »
SOLS Energy and Gentari Launch Home Solar Subscription Program to the PublicSOLS Energy and Gentari have opened their home solar subscription program to the public. The program, previously exclusive to Petronas employees, offers zero upfront payments and a refundable security deposit. The initiative also provides job opportunities for marginalized youth and includes free maintenance and warranty for 20 years.
Read more »
Petronas and Sabah Collaborate on Green Energy ResearchChief Minister Datuk Seri Hajiji Noor lauds Petronas's green energy and human capital development initiatives in Sabah. Seven researchers from Universiti Malaysia Sabah (UMS) receive a RM5.75 million grant for green energy research.
Read more »