explore the viability of storing captured carbon from TNB sites in PETRONAS oil fields, whereas the partnership with T oshiba EES is aimed at accelerating the application of carbon capture technology in our thermal plants. The agreement with T oshiba EES will also see our engineers receiving specialised training to support the delivery and operation of CCS equipment. Growing Our RE Assets In 2023, we continued our steadfast pursuit of more RE generation capacity in Malaysia and internationally inline with our push for RE to comprise 40% of our total capacity mix by 2025. TNB Bukit Selambau Solar Dua, an LSS project under the fourth bidding cycle (LSS4) managed to achieve earlier Commercial Operations Date (COD) in December 2023. This is another milestone for TNB that adds another 75MWpsolar generation capacity in Malaysia and demonstrates our strong capability in developing, operating, and maintaining LSS power plants. We have also successfully secured development rights for 135MWp of solar projects through the Corporate Green Power Programme, under the New Enhanced Dispatch Arrangement framework. This will boost not just our revenue and generation capacity in green energy locally but will further demonstrate our commitment to supporting green energy requirement by local and international partners in Malaysia directly. In support of the National Energy Transition Roadmap (NETR), one of TNB’s flagship initiatives is the Centralised (LSS) parks project, which will encompass five sites, each with a potential capacity of around 100MW. This initiative fosters collaboration with state economic development bodies, cooperatives, and small and medium-sized enterprises with aims to galvanise local involvement in RE projects, contributing to the sector’s holistic growth across the value chain. We also kick started our domestic floating solar plant investments by issuing a tender for developers to build a 30MW floating solar plant at the Chenderoh Reservoir on the Perak River. This will be closely followed in the future by