This project saw the commissioning of the first Building Integrated Photovoltaic (BIPV) Structure on Pulau Perhentian, marking a significant step towards responsible energy transition in line with Malaysia’s National Energy Roadmap (NETR). Generating clean energy with a potential of 110kWac, this initiative underscores TNB’s role as a forward-thinking utility company. Moreover, the project’s progress includes the successful installation of smart meters and the full conversion of streetlights to energy-efficient LEDs on Pulau Perhentian and Pulau Redang, enhancing sustainability and efficiency on these islands. Pulau Tenaga Hijau Project: A Beacon of Sustainable Development ACHIEVING OUR STRATEGIC AMBITIONS OUTLOOK As we advance towards 2024, the final year of Regulatory Period 3 (2022-2024), TNB’s Grid and DN divisions are set to continue their robust investment in building the Develop Energy Transition Network,with an anticipated CAPEX of RM6-7 billion earmarked for expanding network assets. This investment will cover our plans to install over 800,000 smart meters and implement DA across an additional 5,000 substations, demonstrating TNB’s commitment to enhancing efficiency and reliability. Furthermore, the completion of the Advanced Distribution Management System and Smart Energy Management Infrastructure stands as a testament to TNB’s drive towards modernising Malaysia’s energy infrastructure, leveraging technology to improve grid performance and customer engagement. The Pulau Tenaga Hijau project will be moving into its second phase on Pulau Redang, following the successful commissioning of the BIPV on Pulau Perhentian. The full electrification of these islands is expected to be completed by 2027 and will help to reduce annual diesel consumption. In the year under review, TNB saw a remarkable surge in electricity demand from data centres, with TNB receiving 63 applications totaling a maximum demand of 8.2GW, underscoring the digital economy’s growing energy needs. In response, we have clearly indicated our