Supply Chain Capability Building Digitalisation TENAGA NASIONAL BERHAD Integrated Annual Report 2023 34 DELIVER CLEAN GENERATION In the context of our domestic renewable energy (RE) capacity, we have continued to grow from strength to strength in the year under review. Domestically, we have seen increased generation at TNB Sepang, Selangor, which provided an uplift to earnings. We are happy to report that we received the Commercial Operations Date (COD) earlier than expected for the TNB Bukit Selambau Solar Dua asset under LSS4, which added 75MWp of operational solar asset at the end of 2023. More positive news were recorded when we successfully secured solar asset development rights amounting to 135MWp through the Corporate Green Power Programme (CGPP) under the New Enhanced Dispatch Arrangement framework, providing more revenue upside goingforward. As part of Malaysia’s NETR, TNB is spearheading three key large-scale RE and clean technology initiatives, namely Centralised Large-Scale Solar (LSS) parks, Hybrid Hydro Floating Solar (HHFS), and hydrogen and ammonia co-firing projects. Collectively, these initiatives have the capability to deliver over 3,000MW of renewable energy capacity by 2040 of which around 2,500MW are from HHFS technology, while an additional 500MW are sourced from five different LSS parks. Under the HHFS, we plan to install up to 230MW capacity at the Temenggor and Chenderoh hydro plants by 2025. In Perak, we have embarked on exploring a potential partnership to develop a 100MW ground-mounted solar project. These projects are integral to TNB’s ET Plan and are expected to generate significant RE capacity, foster greater participation in the development of the RE sector and contribute to the nation’s goal of accelerating decarbonisation. In our mission towards decarbonising conventional thermal plants in Malaysia, we recognise that one of the pathways identified is through Carbon Capture & Storage (CCS). As a key ET technology, CCS holds significant potential in decarbonising our generation