Malaysia power and renewables markets long-term outlook 2019
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Energy Commission launches the third large-scale solar tender
- Power market liberalisation moves faster than expected
- Lower coal build post-2025 in our forecast
- Sabah electricity firm to be returned to Sabah
- Data summary
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Energy policy
- Policy drivers
- Fuel mix
- Renewables
- Pricing
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Malaysia power market regulation
- Generation
- Transmission
- Distribution and retail
- Malaysia power market value chain
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Policy
- Renewables
- COP21 INDC target
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Capacity and reserve margin
- Available capacity and reserve margin
- Peninsular Malaysia
- Sarawak
- Sabah
- Breakeven cost by technology
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New-build economics by technology
- SRMC analysis – Peninsular Malaysia
- 12 more item(s)...
Tables and charts
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Malaysia power available capacityMalaysia power market balanceMalaysia gas demand by sector
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Key changes to analysis from H2 2018 publicationGDP forecast – MalaysiaMalaysia's energy policy and regulatory structureFeed-in tariffsBreakeven cost (LRMC) based on technology (2020 prices)New plant economics by technology (LRMC)Power sales growth, GDP growth and electricity intensity factorPower sales by region
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