TNB: Data centres 'best customers' for infrastructure investment
It was previously reported that TNB expects to see electricity demand from data centres reach 5,000MW by 2035, accounting for 15-20% of total electricity demand in the country then.
Iskandar Investment reaffirms commitment to collaborate with stakeholders for Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone
IIB president and chief executive officer Datuk Idzham Mohd Hashim said strategic investments, infrastructure enhancement, and sustainability are at the core of this initiative.
Smaller data centre players to face competitive pressures, especially in Johor — BMI
BMI said Johor’s stable infrastructure and government incentives make it an attractive destination for institutional investors seeking reliable and high-growth opportunities.
Builders, developers first beneficiaries of Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone, analysts say
To support the JS-SEZ, the government has announced incentives, including a special corporate tax rate, to lure investors to set up shop in the zone that stretches from Kulai and part of Pontian to Pengerang.
Malaysia announces tax incentives for Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone
Companies making new investments in qualifying manufacturing and services — such as in artificial intelligence and quantum computing supply chain, medical devices, aerospace manufacturing and global services hub — will enjoy a special tax rate of 5% for up to 15 years.
Malaysia, Singapore reaffirm plan to revamp joint ministerial committee after special economic zone agreement
Both nations emphasised their commitment to fostering a stronger bilateral partnership based on mutual respect and a constructive approach to resolving issues, ensuring win-win outcomes without overshadowing the broader relationship.
Electricity tariff hike will ultimately push up prices for shoppers, mall operators warn
Malaysian Shopping Malls Association: "This announcement of a potential 15% increase in TNB tariffs is expected to place enormous financial pressure on both operators and consumers.
Retailers urge govt to reconsider electricity tariff hike over impact on country's economic recovery
The Malaysia Retailers Association is strongly urging the government to reconsider the electricity tariff hike, scheduled to take effect from July 2025, and to hold immediate dialogues with stakeholders to address their concerns and explore alternative solutions.
Electricity tariff adjustment won’t burden majority, says PM
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim said the upcoming electricity tariff adjustment would involve “only the ultra-rich (mahakaya) or profitable industries (yang mencatat keuntungan)”.
Base electricity tariff adjustment reflects higher fuel costs, won't burden vulnerable groups, says Tenaga
“The revision of the base tariff is mainly to reflect the market fuel prices,” said Tenaga chief financial officer Datuk Nazmi Othman.
