of Electric Vehicles (EVs) on the road jumped to 10,159 units from 2,631 in 2022, while the total number of Direct Current (DC) fast EV charge points has increased to 503, bringing the total number of charge points to 2,288 as of April 2024. T o meet this growing demand, we have significantly expanded the TNB Electron charging network to 32 charge points at strategic locations across Peninsular Malaysia. These include PLUS/LPT2 highways, commercial buildings, and TNB Premises, providing greater convenience for EV owners. Beyond our borders, we have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Chargeplus (Charge+) to facilitate cross-border EV charge points across Malaysia and Singapore. This MOU forms the foundation to develop a seamless cross-border network of 30,000 charge points by 2030 spanning 5,000km of highwaysacross Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam. Additionally, TNB is focused in engaging our customers to understand the means of managing their energy consumption better. T o accomplish this objective, we elevated the Malaysia Energy Literacy Programme (MELP) to a national-level initiative with oversight by the Ministry of Energy Transition and Water Transformation (PETRA). MELP aims to support the national ET agenda by improving the energy literacy of Malaysians. A significant milestone for MELP was reached in 2023 when Universiti Tenaga Nasional and Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM) decided to incorporate energy literacy modules into their curriculum. Both tertiary institutions have agreed to enhance energy literacy through programmes, initiatives, publications, and research. In the rooftop solar PV space, GSPARX continues to play a significant role in transforming TNB’s customers into prosumers. By the end of 2023, GSPARX secured a cumulative 340MWp of solar capacity, including a nationwide project involving AEON shopping centres and AEON BiG supermarkets with a total capacity of 78MWp. Meanwhile, TNBX, a wholly-owned subsidiary of TNB, focuses on sustainable energy solutions.