B_39_Malaysian_Power_Sector_V

20.500.12592/2v6x1wn

B_39_Malaysian_Power_Sector_V

11 Dec 2023

Objective of the Study The aim of the study is to map out the regulatory framework and later assess whether the state of competitive neutrality is achieved within the Energy Sector in Malaysia. [...] The Evolution of the Existing and Emerging Power Sector and Regulatory Regimes In a time of deep technological change in communication and transportation, it is surprising to note that not a lot has changed in the hardware of the electricity industry since the times of Thomas Edison and George Westinghouse, who famously battled over the industry current standard (alternating over direct current). [...] The lack of clarity with regard to the extent of the developmental roles of GLCs, and therefore the extent of their interaction and coordination with the government, may undermine effective implementation of competitive neutrality principles. [...] However, given the high barriers to entry and the significant gatekeeping role occupied by the government and the ST, there is a risk of a lack of neutrality in how the licensing regime is applied. [...] Ongoing reform of the electricity supply industry The precise design of the electricity supply industry is beyond the scope of this study, and is subject to a range of other factors including ensuring the security of supply and regional variation between Peninsular and East Malaysia.
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34
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Malaysia