(OKU), senior citizens, Malaysian Armed Forces (ATM) veterans, Royal Malaysian Police (PDRM) retirees and Maritime Enforcement Agency Malaysia (APMM) retirees. For more information on energy efficiency, refer to the narrative in MM3 (Climate Change and Emissions) pages 75-76. No Metric Bursa Ind. Unit 2021 2022 2023 Targets 1 RE Capacity* - MW 3,499 3,780 (9.8% growth) 4,375 (16% growth) Target: 8.3GW by 2025** 2 Number of smart meters (AMI) installed - Number 945,625 838,830 873,740 9 million by 2029 3 Number of EV charging point - Number - 3 DC 3 AC 14 DC 18 AC 134 DC by 2025 10-20% by 2030 * Total includes solar capacity at MWp. ** Target includes assets under operation/construction/development. OUR PERFORMANCE SUSTAINABILITY DISCLOSURES ON MATERIAL MATTERS Green Lane Pathway and Strategic Offeringsfor Malaysia’s Data Centre Market Rooftop Solar Prosumers Green Electricity Tariff (GET) Broadband Solutions for Targeted Groups Differentiated Solutions for Targeted Customers Enabling RE Adoption by Customers In 2023, we established the Green Lane Pathway to facilitate the smooth setup of data centres in Malaysia. Data centres can now be connected three (3) times faster than the normal connection time, reducing the implementation period from 36 to 48 months to just 12 months. A One-Stop Centre (OSC) for data centre investment with dedicated support services is available. We also offer around-the-clock maintenance assistance and tailored solutions to meet the requirements of each data centre. We continue to grow our self-generation solar solutions under the Net Energy Metering (NEM) and Supply Agreement for Renewable Energy (SARE) schemes through TNB’s wholly-owned subsidiary, GSPARX. T o date, GSPARX has registered a total of 951 domestic/residential customers, bringing the total capacity to 8.25MW. Meanwhile, for the commercial, industrial and government segments, GSPARX registers a total capacity of 116.61MWp from 204 customers, a substantial increase from 81MWp in 2020. TENAGA NASIONAL BERHAD Integrated Annual