Samaiden Group Berhad’s (Samaiden) unit, Samaiden Sdn Bhd (SSB) and consortium member JS Solar Sdn Bhd (JS Solar) have been awarded a contract worth RM100 million by NUR Renewables Sdn Bhd (NUR) to develop a solar power plant at Kulim Hi-Tech Park, Kedah.
NUR, specialises in electricity generation, transmission, distribution, and retail in Malaysia, is uniquely positioned as the sole independent power utility with exclusive rights in KHTP.
In a statement, Samaiden said the notable project, which involves the development of the first phase of ground-mounted 50 megawatts (MWac) solar power plant, is to supply green energy to all customers located at KHTP.
“It not only demonstrates NUR’s commitment in supplying renewable energy in KHTP but also marking its first phase in the ambitious 500 MWac solar project, which it plans to develop in collaboration with UEM Lestra Berhad, a green energy arm of UEM Group,” it said today (Jan 22).
Samaiden group managing director Ir Chow Pui Hee expressed her enthusiasm, as the group is thrilled to unveil our latest engineering procurement, construction, and commissioning (EPCC) venture at Kulim Hi-Tech Park.
“(This is) a testament to our successful collaboration with JS Solar. Our ongoing dedication to expanding and diversifying our EPCC portfolio is evident in this achievement.
“This project is more than an engineering feat; it is a step towards a sustainable future. It underscores our proven expertise and solidifies our unwavering commitment to advancing sustainable energy solutions in the renewable energy sector,” she said.
Echoing this sentiment, JS Solar managing director Johnson Chai shared the collaboration with Samaiden on the 50MW EPCC project will create synergy between our teams.
“Our joint efforts not only signify a business milestone but also reflect our shared vision for a greener, more sustainable Malaysia.
“Fuelled by this success, we are more energised than ever to embark on future ventures, aiming to secure and successfully execute more projects that champion sustainability in the renewable energy domain,” Chai said.
The renewable specialist involved in the EPCC of solar photovoltaic (PV) systems added the collaboration with JS Solar marks an advancement in renewable energy technology and demonstrate shared commitments to contributing to Malaysia’s sustainability goals.
“Both companies remain dedicated to driving sustainable development and are poised to play a key role in shaping a greener, more resilient future for the nation.”
