We focus on run-of-river hydropower projects, a sustainable method of generating electricity by harnessing the natural flow of rivers without the need for large reservoirs. This approach minimises environmental impact while providing a consistent and reliable energy supply.

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Key Features:

• Environmentally friendly, with minimal disruption to river ecosystems.

• Ideal for locations with consistent water flow.

• Supports decentralised energy generation in remote areas.

Our expertise includes small hydropower plants (SHPs), designed to generate renewable energy for communities and industries in rural and urban settings. These plants are scalable, cost-effective, and efficient for both grid-connected and off-grid applications.

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Key Features:

• Suitable for remote or rural areas with limited grid access.

• Scalable capacity tailored to local energy needs.

• Promotes community energy independence and resilience.

As part of Malaysia’s commitment to renewable energy, hydropower projects are eligible for the Feed-in Tariff (FiT) programme under the Sustainable Energy Development Authority (SEDA). The FiT programme allows renewable energy producers to sell electricity generated from hydropower to the grid at a premium tariff, ensuring financial viability and long-term sustainability.

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Key Benefits of FiT for Hydropower:

• Guaranteed premium rates for energy sold to the grid.

• Long-term contracts (up to 21 years) for stable revenue streams.

• Encourages investment in renewable energy projects.

• Supports Malaysia’s renewable energy target of 40% by 2035.