Sarawak in-principle approves Planet QEOS’s innovative Baram Agrovoltaic proposal

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Feasibility study for generating 500 MWac-4000 MWac of renewable power via solar

UEM Lestra Phase 1 partner which is expected to cost up to US$428m, completed by 2026 In a special meeting chaired by Sarawak Premier Abang Johari, the Sarawak Government has in-principle, approved Planet QEOS Sdn Bhd’s groundbreaking Solar Agrovoltaic project in Sarawak, where just Phase 1 is expected to cost US$428 million (RM2 billion) and be completed by 2026.

The Sarawak Government's in-principle approval is subject to Planet QEOS conducting a feasibility study as part of Phase 1 for generating between 500 MWac (megawatt of power with alternating current) to 4000 MWac of renewable power through solar energy in Baram.