reducing it by more than a third of that from the previous year. Type Number of Power Plants Total Installed Capacity (MW) Equity Capacity (MW) Electricity Sent Out (GWh) Capacity Under Construction (MW) 2023 2023 2023 2023 Wholly owned Coal 2 4,080 4,080 25,980 - Gas 6 3,521 3,503 17,445 - Non-carbon 97 3,691 3,677 6,807 102 Others 50 203 169 520 - Majority-owned Coal 2 3,600 2,360 21,854 - Gas 2 2,040 1,368 10,088 - Non-carbon 24 365 201 343 - Minority-owned Coal 1 1,400 350 8,929 - Gas 2 1,545 398 5,071 - Non-carbon 11 319 106 754 - Others 1 1,191 71 7,425 - Decarbonising Our Conventional Thermal Plants At TNB, we recognise that conventional thermal plants will continue to play an important role in Malaysiain providing a reliable and affordable base load. Nevertheless, our efforts to decarbonise our plants will continue at a steady pace as outlined in our own ET plan and to support the nation’s efforts to achieve Net Zero by 2050. In this context, this year, we have established important collaborations with companies such as PETRONAS and T oshiba Energy Systems & Solutions Corporation (T oshiba EES) to explore the implementation of Carbon Capture & Storage (CCS) solutions in our thermal plants. With PETRONAS, our collaboration will 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