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Bid for 1GW solar project in Malaysia, and the bidding document will be closed at the end of August.

Recently, in order to attract investment in the field of renewable energy, the Malaysian government launched the fourth round of tenders for national large-scale solar projects.

This round of bidding projects has reached 1GW, which is the highest bidding installed capacity of the Malaysian government so far. The Malaysian government hopes that this move will boost the local economy and improve the renewable energy industry that is severely affected by the epidemic.

The country's Ministry of Energy stated that the tender was only open to 100% local companies registered in Malaysia. For companies listed on the Bursa Malaysia, as long as the locals hold 75% of the company's equity, the company can participate in the bidding.

In order to encourage all parties to participate, the maximum installed capacity of bidders has been reduced from 100MW in the third round to 50MW. Each bidder can submit up to three bids.

The two bid packages provided by the bidding project are:

– Standard Package 1: The total quota is 500MW and the installed capacity varies from 10MW to 30MW
– Standard Package 2: The total quota is 500MW, and the installed capacity varies from 30MW to 50MW

The Ministry of Energy believes that the participation of local companies in bidding will help expand the domestic solar industry.

The deadline for submitting bids has been shortened from 6 months after the tender project was released to 3 months, tentatively scheduled for August 29, 2020. The government hopes that these solar projects can start before the end of 2020.

The implementation of the plan may bring in 4 billion ringgit (about 927 million US dollars) in income and create 1,200 new jobs for locals. These projects are expected to begin operations in 2023.

In January of this year, the Malaysian Energy Commission and five companies signed contracts for nearly 491MW large-scale solar projects. The successful bidders are ib vogt GmbH and Coara Solar, Cypark Resources Berhad and Impian Bumiria, JKH Renewables and Solarpack Asia, ENGIE Energie Services and TTL Energy and Konsortium Beseri Jaya and Hanwha Energy Corporation Singapore.


In February 2019, the tender project released by Suruhanjaya Tenaga plans to develop a 500MW large-scale solar project in the Malay Peninsula. After commissioning, these projects will be merged into the grid and sold to Tenaga Nasional Berhad in accordance with the power purchase agreement. This is the third bidding project for Malaysia's national large-scale solar project. The installed capacity of the project is between 1-100MW and is expected to be put into operation in 2021.

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