energy trilemma of energy security, affordability and sustainability. We work towards diversifying fuel sources, including from renewable sources such as hydro and solar, as we reduce dependency on imported coal. To ensure reliable energy with higher RE penetration to the grid, investments to strengthen, modernise and digitalise the grid and network infrastructure are ongoing to enable greater grid flexibility and regional interconnectivity. MM 4 Reliable Energy and Fair Tariff In 2023, we maintained world-class grid performance with System Minutes (Transmission) of 0.48 minutes and SAIDI (Distribution) of 46.10 minutes. This was achieved with the implementation of the ISO 55001 Asset Management System, a systematic and structured approach to ensure optimum asset performance throughout the life cycle, such as risk-based preventive maintenance leveraging data analytics. Approximately RM6.0 billion was investedin 2023 to strengthen the grid and ensure the reliability of energy supply. Our Business Continuity Management (BCM) practices enable a prompt and coordinated response to a crisis, as well as the continuity of essential activities. Annual BCM drills across business entities, in collaboration with external stakeholders such as Agensi Bencana Negara Malaysia (NADMA) and Majlis Keselamatan Negara (MKN), are conducted to test our crisis response’s effectiveness. For example, in 2023, specific business continuity plans were implemented that ensured continuous and reliable supply of electricity during the state elections and the Ensuring Reliable Supply For the country’s economic growth and to address socioeconomic challenges towards becoming a developed nation, the Incentive-Based Regulation (IBR) model continues to be upheld together with the regulator, ensuring fair and transparent tariff determination. Langkawi International Maritime and Aerospace Exhibition (LIMA). Our BCM was also tested during the monsoon season to ensure public safety and protect our assets for safe and prompt restoration of electricity