Renewable energy demand to remain resilient despite higher CRESS charges, say analysts分析师表示，尽管可再生能源交易费用上涨，但可再生能源需求仍将保持韧性。
KUALA LUMPUR: Renewable energy (RE) demand in Malaysia is expected to remain resilient despite higher-than-expected grid access charges under the Corporate Renewable Energy Supply Scheme (CRESS), supported by growing demand from data centres and corporate decarbonisation commitments.
KUALA LUMPUR: Renewable energy (RE) demand in Malaysia is expected to remain resilient despite higher-than-expected grid access charges under the Corporate Renewable Energy Supply Scheme (CRESS), supported by growing demand from data centres and corporate decarbonisation commitments.
Hong Leong Investment Bank (HLIB) Research and MBSB Research maintained their positive outlook on the RE sector, saying the revised charges were unlikely to materially dampen demand for green electricity.
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吉隆坡：尽管企业可再生能源供应计划 (CRESS) 下的电网接入费用高于预期，但受数据中心需求增长和企业脱碳承诺的支持，马来西亚的可再生能源 (RE) 需求预计将保持韧性。
丰隆投资银行（HLIB）研究部和MBSB研究部维持了对可再生能源行业的积极展望，称修订后的收费不太可能实质性地抑制对绿色电力的需求。
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