play in driving the country’s energy transition efforts. In support of the energy transition, the government expanded the Corporate Green Power Programme by an additional 200MW, bringing the total quota to 800MW. This expansion, coupled with the extension of the application deadline, signifies a strong push towards increasing corporate participation in renewable energy generation. Similarly, the expansion of the Net Energy Metering (NEM) programme through an additional quota allocation of 1,450MW under NEM 3.0, reflects a concerted effort to facilitate the adoption of solar energy and enhance energy sustainability within the business sector. TNB’s active participation in the ET journey was further showcased at the Conference of the Electricity Power Supply Industry (CEPSI) 2023 and the 28th Conference of the Parties (COP28) to the UN Framework Convention on ClimateChange. CEPSI provided a global platform for TNB to affirm its commitment to leading Malaysia’s energy transition, presenting transformative renewable energy projects and fostering international collaboration. TNB’s leadership at the conference, including technical paper presentations and the receipt of accolades, highlighted its role as a thought leader and key player in navigating the global energy transition towards a low-carbon future. Meanwhile, TNB’s commitment to COP28 is in line with our strategic objectives, aiming to reinforce our role in driving the energy transition within Malaysia and the wider region. TNB is proud to support Malaysia’s climate change agenda, working closely with the government and various ecosystem players across the energy transition value chain at COP28. This dedicated effort underscores TNB’s commitment to spearhead sustainable energy solutions for a better, brighter future. OUTLOOK Looking ahead, the upcoming RP4 is poised to be a critical phase for TNB, marking a significant shift in Malaysia’s energy sector regulation and policy framework. The groundwork for the RP4 regulatory submission has been carefully prepared,