0
Powered by :
Gentari, a Malaysia-based clean energy solutions provider, has recently deployed a 3.1 MW PV system at gateway within Kuala Lumpur International Airport 2. The installation comprises about 5,212 PV panels across an estimated 10,500 sq mts of rooftop and car park space. Under a PPA, electricity from the system will support operations at the retail and lifestyle complex operated by Segi Astana Sdn Bhd. Annual generation is expected to reach around 4,277 MWh, while carbon emissions are expected to fall by approximately 3,310 tonnes CO2 estimated. The installation also includes solar car park structures that provide shaded parking for passengers and airport staff within the complex. Gentari said the KLIA2 site already has 12 EV charging points as part of its existing green mobility efforts.
SOLARbytes brings you the latest news in solar world in bite size; essentially a gist of important solar news in few sentences.
Subscribe to our Newsletter!
Quick Links
© 2026 SOLARbytes | SOLARbytes is a publication of Wat(t) Bytes Media Pvt. Ltd. All rights reserved.
