TNB and Port of Tanjung Pelepas agree monthly 16 GWh green power subscription
Malaysia’s power utility TNB said Port of Tanjung Pelepas has subscribed to 16 GWh a month of certified renewable electricity through the Green Electricity Tariff. The company described it as the largest subscription by a Malaysian port.
Under the agreement announced by TNB on 19 October, port operator PTP subscribed to 16,000 green electricity blocks. The arrangement covers 16 GWh of certified green energy per month from May 2026 through December 2027. TNB said it enables PTP to transition its electricity supply to 100% renewable energy.
TNB’s Green Electricity Tariff lets customers match their premises’ electricity with certified renewable power and receive an annual Malaysia Renewable Energy Certificate; subscribers pay the regular base tariff plus a tiered green premium. The announcement reports the subscription, not measured emissions reductions or the port’s actual electricity consumption.
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