Sustainable Infrastructure & Ecosystem
TNB's key focus is to accelerate the energy transition and address climate change by digitalising the utilities industry, utilizing efficient technology, and exploring greener energy sources for enhanced power security.
Generation Fuel Mix
TNB's generation fuel mix depends on the Peninsular Malaysia’s Generation Development Plan as approved by the Planning and Implementation Committee for Electricity Supply and Tariff (JPPPET), which is chaired by the Ministry of Natural Resources, Environment and Climate Change (NRECC). This plan is developed based on the underlying principle of balancing the security of electricity supply, affordability and environmental sustainability. TNB’s target on renewable energy growth aligns with the nation's goal of increasing renewable energy capacity and reducing the greenhouse gas emission intensity of GDP by 45% by 2030.
Refer to GenCo Website for more information.
Smart Grid
The Grid of the Future (GoTF) strategy, which is a part of TNB's Energy Transition Plan, aims to modernise and digitalise our grid and distribution infrastructures to support increased integration of distributed generations and renewables. This will lead to enhanced reliability and efficiency of our distribution network and system in delivering services to our customers. This is achieved by better management of distributed generation and possible interconnections with other countries. Additionally, digitalization opens up possibilities to offer new products and services to meet our customers’ needs and expectations.
Refer to Smart Grid section for more information on TNB Smart Grid Initiatives.
Sustainable Business Expansion
Our sustainability journey towards Net Zero Emissions by 2050 focuses on ESG pillars integrated into our Reimagining TNB (RT) corporate strategy and business operations.
The TNB Energy Transition (ET) Plan, an extension of the RT, strengthens our sustainability journey by focusing on three (3) strategic pillars supported by critical enablers in shifting from a fossil-based energy mix to greener energy sources. These initiatives cut across the electricity value chain, from transitioning power generation to cleaner sources, enhancing the Develop Energy Transition Network, enabling more green solutions and facilitating consumer participation in the energy transition, including digitalisation and electrification.
Energy Sources
Deliver Clean Generation
- Renewable Capacity Growth
- Carbon Management
- Coal Generation Capacity Reduction
Energy Vector
Develop Energy Transition Network
- Smart Grid
- Hydrogen
- Energy Storage
Energy Usage
Dynamic Energy Solutions
- Electrification
- Energy Efficiency
- Prosumers
- Digital platforms
Sustainable Supply Chain
TNB has enhanced its P&SC organizational structure and operational model to support future-proofing initiatives and digital capability advancement. FY2022, P&SC has successfully completed and launched the Procurement Cycle Digitalisation (PCD) 2.0, a digital management platform that facilitates the End to End work flow in procurement and supply chain in TNB.
Recognizing the growing importance of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) considerations, our Procurement and Supply Chain (P&SC) division undertook a comprehensive review. The SPCC builds upon the PCoC's core principles of integrity, accountability, and capability declarations while expanding to encompass six additional sustainability elements that benefit both TNB and our vendor network.
Here are the key enhancements of the SPCC:
- Environmental Responsibility
- Prioritising Health & Safety
- Respecting Labour Rights
- Fostering Innovation
- Data Security and Privacy
- Protecting Information & Intellectual Property
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