This law seeks to regulate the converging communications and multimedia industries, and for incidental matters.
For more information about this sector, please visit Public–Private Partnerships in Telecommunications & ICT.
Standardized power purchase agreements for a renewable energy installation utilizing biomass as its renewable resource. Based on feed-in tariff system.
PPA (medium-sized) - Renewable energy power purchase agreement for a renewable energy installation having a net export capacity of above 10 MW and up to and including 30 MW.
Standardized power purchase agreements for a renewable energy installation utilizing biomass as its renewable resource. Based on feed-in tariff system.
PPA (small) - Renewable energy power purchase agreement for a renewable energy installation having a net export capacity of up to and including 10 MW.
Based on feed-in tariff system.
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Based on feed-in tariff system.
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This station naming rights programme is the first of its kind in South East Asia and provides opportunities to transform a rail station to reflect a corporate entity or branding presence.
The programme will enable brands to bid for the right to transform a Kuala Lumpur’s Light Rail Transit (LRT) or monorail station to reflect the brand’s corporate identity and name the station after themselves, in exchange for a fee and enhancing the overall experience for commuters using it.
Quantum Solar Park (Semenanjung) Sdn Bhd ("QSPS"), a special purpose vehicle, issued the largest solar project linked to green sukuk. The proceeds from the sukuk issuance will be used to build three large-scale solar photovoltaic plants in the states of Kedah, Melaka and Terengganu in Malaysia at a total cost of RM 1.25 billion. The projects are collectively expected to generate and supply about 282,000 MW of electricity annually to Malaysia’s electric utility company, Tenaga Nasional, under the respective power purchase agreements over a period of 21 years.
Education, especially primary and secondary education, is critical to empowering people in the low- and middle-income brackets in countries around the world. However, quality education outcomes continue to remain elusive in many emerging countries, with low- and middle-income families facing the greatest challenge.
This study of MRT concessions policy is a background paper to a flagship study of infrastructure service provision in East Asia and the Pacific. It concerns the role of private concessions in developing urban MRT1 systems in East Asian cities. It is primarily founded on the experiences of Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok and Manila and the comparator cities London, Singapore and Hong Kong.