The Development of Solar Power Plant in Malaysia
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The document discusses the history and development of solar power plants in Malaysia. It outlines the country's goals to increase solar capacity to 1.25 gigawatts by 2020. The Feed-in Tariff system was established in 2011 to promote renewable energy by guaranteeing grid access and favorable prices for solar power. Several solar power plants have since been built across Malaysia, including in Kuala Perlis and Negeri Sembilan, helping the country progress towards its clean energy targets.
![IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON:
THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA
IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON:
THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA
The Solar Power Plant In Malaysia (Source: SEDA, 2015)
Related Documents for Solar Plant Development.
National Renewable Energy Policy and Action Plan (2009)
Renewable Energy Act 2011
Sustainable Energy Development Authority Act 2011
FiT Guidelines
Rules & Regulations
IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON:
THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA
IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON:
THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA
The Solar Power Plant In Malaysia (Source: SEDA, 2015)
Overview of SEDA
The Sustainable Energy Development Authority of Malaysia (SEDA Malaysia) is
a statutory body formed under the Sustainable Energy Development Authority
Act 2011 [Act 726]. The key role of SEDA is to administer and manage the
implementation of the feed-in tariff mechanism which is mandated under the
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The Development of Solar Power Plant in Malaysia
- 1. TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA Prepared By: Ir. Dr. Muhammad Arkam Bin Che Munaaim, PEng, IntPE PhD (Energy Conservation), USM; MSc. B Tech (Energy) (USM); B. Elec. Eng. (Hons) (UTM); Dip. Elec. Eng (Power) (UTM). MIEM, MIET (UK), MIEEE (USA), ASEAN Eng, APEC Eng, EMF IntPE, Chartered Eng (ASEAN), AAE, MGBC, SPAN QP. HP: +6016 335 7727 Email: [email protected] IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCHIEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA Source: www.engineerjobs.com
- 2. IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA The History of Electrical Industry The first electrical application was invented by Thomas Alva Edison in 1879 (through incandescent light bulb). Electrical generation in Malaysia since 1894 for tin mining site near Kuala Lumpur introduced by Loke Yew and Thamboosamy Pillai. The Central Electricity Board (CEB) was established and came into operation on 1 September 1949. On 22 June 1965, Central Electricity Board (CEB) of the Federation of Malaya was renamed as the National Electricity Board of the States of Malaya (NEB). 1 September 1990: Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB) (Source: http://www.tnb.com.my/about-tnb/history.html) IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA The History of Harvesting Solar Energy Solar energy is radiant light and heat from the sun harnessed using a range of ever-evolving technologies such as solar heating, solar photovoltaic, solar thermal energy, solar architecture and artificial photosynthesis. (International Energy Agency. 2011, "Energy“ rsc.org) “We have proved the commercial profit of sun power in the tropics and have more particularly proved that after our stores of oil and coal are exhausted the human race can receive unlimited power from the rays of the sun”—Frank Shuman, U.S. inventor, engineer and solar energy pioneer (New York Times, July 2, 1916)
- 3. IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA The History of Harvesting Solar Energy The first solar cell was constructed by Charles Fritts in the 1880s (Perlin, 1999, p. 147) 1931 Dr Bruno Lange (German), developed a photo cell using silver selenide (“Magic Plates, Tap Sun For Power", June 1931, Popular Science.) 1954 Gerald Pearson, Calvin Fuller and Daryl Chapin created the crystalline silicon solar cell (Perlin, 1999, p. 29) IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA The History of Harvesting Solar Energy Mid-1990s, development of both, residential and commercial rooftop solar as well as utility-scale photovoltaic power started (Source: Solar: photovoltaic: Lighting Up The World). Worldwide growth of photovoltaics has averaged 40% per year since 2000 and total installed capacity reached 139 GW at the end of 2013 with Germany having the most cumulative installations (35.7 GW). Italy having the highest percentage of electricity generated by solar PV (7.0%) (Source: "Photovoltaics: Overview of installed PV in 2013". Renewables International. 2014-01-14)
- 4. IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA Source: www.trebuchet-magazine.com IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA The History of Solar Power Plant In Malaysia (Source: http://www.thestar.com.my/Story/?file=/2011/2/23/business/8114613&sec=business)
- 5. IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA The History of Solar Power Plant In Malaysia Solar power, as well as other renewable energy sources, feature prominently in the Government's Economic Transformation Programme. Under the energy Entry Point Programme, the target is for Malaysia to build solar power capacity up to 1.25 gigawatt by 2020. The plan has also set a renewable energy target of 5.5% of total capacity mix in 2015, from less than 1% of energy mix today (February 2011) (Source:http://www.thestar.com.my/Story/?file=/2011/2/23/business/8114613&sec=business) IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA The yearly average solar insolation in Malaysia (Haris, 2010)
- 6. IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA The sun path for Malaysia. (Source: Tang, 2012) IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA Solar Radiation Solar radiation is defined as the energy originating from the sun but measured on the earth’s surfaces. Before solar radiation reaches the earth’s surface, it must pass through the atmosphere where it get absorbed, reflected, refracted and otherwise changed. Because the intensity of solar radiation outside the earth’s atmosphere is essentially constant, the measures of solar radiation at the earth’s surface are affected by the atmosphere. Solar radiation is normally described as having two components; the beam (also called direct beam) radiation and diffused radiation (Bahm, 1989).
- 7. IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA The Solar Power Plant In Malaysia (Source: SEDA, 2015)
- 8. IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA The Solar Power Plant In Malaysia (Source: SEDA, 2015) IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA The Solar Power Plant In Malaysia (Source: SEDA, 2015)
- 9. IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA The Solar Power Plant In Malaysia (Source: SEDA, 2015) Related Documents for Solar Plant Development. National Renewable Energy Policy and Action Plan (2009) Renewable Energy Act 2011 Sustainable Energy Development Authority Act 2011 FiT Guidelines Rules & Regulations IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA The Solar Power Plant In Malaysia (Source: SEDA, 2015) Overview of SEDA The Sustainable Energy Development Authority of Malaysia (SEDA Malaysia) is a statutory body formed under the Sustainable Energy Development Authority Act 2011 [Act 726]. The key role of SEDA is to administer and manage the implementation of the feed-in tariff mechanism which is mandated under the Renewable Energy Act 2011 [Act 725].
- 10. IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA The Solar Power Plant In Malaysia (Source: SEDA, 2015) Overview of the FiT System in Malaysia Malaysia's Feed-in Tariff (FiT) system obliges Distribution Licensees (DLs) to buy from Feed-in Approval Holders (FIAHs) the electricity produced from renewable resources (renewable energy) and sets the FiT rate. The DLs will pay for renewable energy supplied to the electricity grid for a specific duration. By guaranteeing access to the grid and setting a favourable price per unit of renewable energy, the FiT mechanism would ensure that renewable energy becomes a viable and sound long-term investment for companies industries and also for individuals. IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA The Solar Power Plant In Malaysia (Source: SEDA, 2015) History of FiT in Malaysia The passing of the RE and SEDA Acts 2011 in April 2011 did not happen by chance. Introduction of the feed-in tariff (FiT) to Malaysia began as early as 2004, and in 2011, the years of effort finally culminated in the passing of the two laws related to sustainable energy. The result is the dawn of a new era for Malaysia in a move towards achieving energy autonomy and mitigating climate change.
- 11. IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA The Solar Power Plant In Malaysia (Source: SEDA, 2015) RE Quota In many countries where the FiT system is implemented, caps on RE installed capacities are highly discouraged as these caps limit RE growth and constrain its impact. The avoidance of such caps is possible in countries where electricity tariff is deregulated. However, in a regulated electricity market such as in Malaysia, the funding source for FiT is limited to a fixed percentage imposed on the utility’s electricity revenue. Therefore, caps are essential to ensure that there will be adequate funds to make the FiT payments to RE generators. Once the electricity market in Malaysia is deregulated, or when FiT has been operating for a considerable period of time, then removal of the caps may be possible. IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA The Solar Power Plant In Malaysia (Consultant)-Illustration Only.
- 12. IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA The Solar Power Plant In Malaysia (Consultant’s TOR) IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA
- 13. IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA Some Technical Documents Related: 1) Power System Study 2) Cable Sizing Calculation 3) VDR Report 4) Single Line Drawing 5) Work Program 6) Reliability Run Report 7) Interconnection Operation Manual 8) CMGD
- 14. IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA The Solar Power Plant In Malaysia (Consultant’s TOR) IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA The Solar Power Plant In Malaysia (Consultant’s TOR)
- 15. IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA The Solar Power Plant In Malaysia (Kuala Perlis)
- 16. IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA The Solar Power Plant In Malaysia (Kuala Perlis) Solar Kuala Sawah, Negeri Sembilan IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA The Solar Power Plant In Malaysia (Kuala Perlis) Solar Kuala Sawah, Negeri Sembilan
- 17. Solar Kuala Sawah, Negeri Sembilan IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA IEM KEDAH/PERLIS BRANCH TEA TALK ON: THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWER PLANT IN MALAYSIA The Solar Power Plant In Malaysia (Kuala Perlis)