KUALA LUMPUR, June 21 – Solarvest Holdings Berhad (“Solarvest”), a leading clean energy expert, has announced the successful completion of a 1.1 megawatt-peak (“MWp”) rooftop solar photovoltaic (“PV”) installation project for Bromma (M) Sdn Bhd (“Bromma”), enhancing Bromma’s commitment to sustainable practices at its manufacturing plant in Chemor, Perak. Solarvest acted as the engineering, procurement, construction, and commission (“EPCC”) provider for the rooftop solar PV panels, which are expected to generate 1,497.8 megawatt-hours (“MWh”) of clean electricity annually.
This installation allows Bromma to offset 957 tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions, equivalent to the air-purifying effect of 43,505 mature trees. Mr. Sivasuriyamoorthy Sundara Raja, Deputy Chief Executive Officer (Investment Promotion and Facilitation) of MIDA, expressed MIDA’s full support for businesses and investors in Malaysia. He emphasized the significance of Bromma’s dedication to renewable energy and its alignment with the Malaysian Government’s visionary policies, aiming to increase the renewable energy capacity mix to 70% by 2050. By adopting solar power.
Bromma contributes to a brighter and greener future. Mr. Davis Chong Chun Shiong, Executive Director and Group Chief Executive Officer of Solarvest, expressed delight in completing the rooftop solar PV system installation, showcasing Solarvest’s commitment to quality and timely delivery. Leveraging their expertise in turnkey engineering and technical solutions, Solarvest is confident in helping Bromma achieve its energy efficiency targets through this solar PV system.
The recent lifting of the renewable energy export ban by the Malaysian government, coupled with the new national renewable energy generation target of 70% by 2050, presents exciting opportunities for Solarvest and the clean energy industry. With corporations increasingly prioritizing sustainability, Solarvest aims to support its customers as a reliable partner in decarbonization and contribute to a greener future. Ms. ShuShu Zhang, President of Bromma, emphasized their commitment to reducing greenhouse emissions and promoting clean electricity consumption.
Transitioning to solar energy not only reduces Bromma’s environmental impact but also mitigates the risk of rising electricity costs. Bromma is dedicated to exploring innovative clean energy solutions and further reducing its carbon footprint. The successful collaboration between Solarvest and Bromma highlights the importance of clean energy adoption and sustainable growth in Malaysia’s industrial sector. Together, they demonstrate the potential for businesses to embrace renewable energy solutions and contribute to a more environmentally conscious future.
