News for Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNABF)

As the APG gains traction, Malaysia finds itself at a pivotal moment – poised to become a key player in Southeast Asia’s energy future.

Authorities raided 225 premises in Selayang, screening 1,435 individuals and uncovering immigration and utility offences.

billion, according to a press release. During the ASEAN-GCC Summit in Kuala Lumpur, the Saudi …

ACWA Power Co. signed multiple memorandums of understanding (MoU) and strategic partnership agreements with Malaysian companies during the ASEAN-GCC S

Three documents between Malaysia and Vietnam, aimed at strengthening cooperation in energy, education and regional integration.

PETRA increases NEM Rakyat solar quota to 600MW, enabling more TNB domestic users to install rooftop PV systems by June 30.

TNB announced a 51 sen per share dividend, totaling over RM2.96 billion, its highest in four years, reinforcing its commitment to shareholders and nat...

Malaysia's Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB) reports a fourfold increase in electricity theft linked to illegal cryptocurrency mining since 2018

The exercise was aimed at ensuring national security agencies are at their highest state of readiness to respond to any potential crisis during the su...

M’sia currently ranks as the 8th highest source of international students pursuing higher education in the UK, with a total of 13,005 students.

The government is adopting the approach of constructing multi-purpose reservoirs as part of its efforts to mitigate floods in the country.

The failure of the flood control pump system was resolved when Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB) reconnected the electricity supply to the pump house invol...

The explosion and subsequent suspension of gas transmission in the area also disrupted operations at about 200 nearby factories.

As Malaysia moves toward a greener energy future, its Net Energy Metering (NEM) 3.0 program has become a centerpiece of the country’s push to encourage residential and commercial solar energy…

Selangor police chief Datuk Hussein Omar Khan said there was no reason for the police to do so and assured transparency in investigations.

TNB and TM have almost completed inspecting the supply systems in the two areas severely affected by the gas pipeline fire.

15 of them were contractors, sub-contractors, and workers involved in excavation and sewer pipe installation at the explosion site.

“As of today, we have identified 509 families who have registered at the PPS with some of them not living there.”

The services provided also included on-site ‘bump tests’ for gas detectors to ensure sensors are functioning and alarms are operating as intended.