Short Position, Permaju opts for solar


The returns generated by the Employees Provident Fund (EPF) is something most Malaysians will watch out for. At a steady return at around 6% a year, a rate that has been seen in recent years, the performance of the largest pension fund in Malaysia has turned over time around the minds of detractors

Permaju opts for solar

THERE used to be a distinct difference between renewable energy (RE) and electricity generated by the conventional gas and coal power plants. RE such as solar gets much better rates from Tenaga Nasional Bhd compared to electricity generated by the conventional power plants.

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