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Eyes on Sabah's power reserve margin as hot weather spikes electricity demand - Vimarsana News

Eyes on Sabah's power reserve margin as hot weather spikes electricity demand

KOTA KINABALU: Sabah Electricity Sdn Bhd (SESB) is taking a cautious approach towards power supply distribution in view of the ongoing hot spell.

Divided FERC Announces Hands-Off Approach to Capacity Issues in SPP, Raises Questions About Tariff Detail Complaints | Troutman Pepper - Vimarsana News

Divided FERC Announces Hands-Off Approach to Capacity Issues in SPP, Raises Questions About Tariff Detail Complaints | Troutman Pepper

On May 3, 2023, a divided FERC voted 3-1 to deny a widely-supported complaint by multiple utilities in the Southwest Power Pool (“SPP”) region arguing that the absence of the new 15%...

Lack Of Enough Generation Capacity Cause Of Current 'Dumsor' – IES | General News - Vimarsana News

Lack Of Enough Generation Capacity Cause Of Current 'Dumsor' – IES | General News

Lack Of Enough Generation Capacity Cause Of Current ‘Dumsor’ – IES

Lack Of Enough Generation Capacity Cause Of Current 'Dumsor' – IES | General News - Vimarsana News

Lack Of Enough Generation Capacity Cause Of Current 'Dumsor' – IES | General News

Lack Of Enough Generation Capacity Cause Of Current ‘Dumsor’ – IES

Solar in Malaysia - Challenges, and too much of a good thing? - Vimarsana News

Solar in Malaysia - Challenges, and too much of a good thing?

But is this true? And is too much solar a good thing? Let’s explore this further. Solar is available only during the day, thus you still need to cater for energy during the night. This will normally be provided by other conventional plants (i.e coal, gas and hydro). This means that conventional plants are still needed even though solar is introduced into the system. Alternatively, battery can also be used to store some of the solar energy for the night. However, this comes as an additional cost. Battery technology is still new and expensive with a current price tag of RM5000/kW, compared wi...