

INDEPENDENT POWER PRODUCER
A Guide for Independent Power Producer (IPP)
Renewable Energy Generation Proposal Submission & Grid Connection Application Process
Accelerating Renewable Energy Growth
Sarawak Energy was appointed as the Single Buyer for electricity in Sarawak following the update of the Electricity (Amendment) Ordinance 2023.
As the sole purchaser and distributor of power from large-scale renewable energy projects, Sarawak Energy plays a key role in integrating projects from IPPs into the existing energy system. This integration is essential to advancing large-scale renewable generation, supporting Sarawak's commitment to accelerate the development and adoption of renewable energy for a sustainable future.
This page provides prospective renewable energy developers with key information on developing independent large-scale renewable energy projects and connecting them to Sarawak’s electricity network.
Large-Scale Renewable Energy Generation
With a target of achieving 10GW by 2030, Sarawak Energy is committed to maintaining a generation mix predominantly driven by renewable energy by diversifying its renewable sources, including expanding on solar power capacity.
Sarawak Energy recognises the vital role of private sector partnerships in accelerating the deployment of renewable energy projects throughout Sarawak.
Large-scale solar generation is classified into two types: ground-mounted and floating solar systems.
Key Consideration to Develop Large-Scale Renewable Energy Generation
- Large-scale renewable energy refers to developments with a capacity of 5MW and above.
- Generation output capacities of 30MVA and above are connected via extra-high voltage transmission.
- Generation capacities below 30MVA are connected via distribution networks.
- Proposed project sites and injection points.
IPP Large Scale Solar Proposal Submission & Grid Connection Application Process in Sarawak Energy
The IPP Large-Scale Solar Proposal Submission and Grid Connection Application Process for Sarawak Energy is illustrated below.




Sarawak Generation and Transmission Map (As Of Q4 2024)


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1. Semariang 132/33kV (Future) 2. Matang 275/132/33kV 3. Transmitting 132/33kV (Future) 4. MJC 132/33kV (Future) 5. Tondong 275/132/33kV 6. Astana 132/33kV 7. Sejingkat 132/33kV 8. Tanjung Bako 275/132/33kV (Future) 9. Muara Tabuan 132/33kV 10. Samajaya 132/33kV 11. Data Park (Neztzero) 275/132/33kV (Future) 12. Entinggan B 275kV (Future) 13. Entinggan 275/132/33/11kV 14. Mendu 132/33kV 15. Semenggo 132/33kV 16. Stakan 132/33kV 17. Mambong 275/132/33kV 18. Serian 275/33kV (Future) 19. Lachau 275/33kV 20. Unknown 21. Engkilili 275/33/11kV 22. Serudit 275/132/33kV 23. Kemantan 275/132/33/11kV 24. Sarikei 132/33/11kV 25. Tanjung Manis 132/33/11kV 26. Tanjung Manis B 132/33/11kV 27. Kanowit 132/33kV 28. Song 132/33/11kV 29. Kapit 132/33/11kV |
30. Oya 275/132/33/11kV |
Disclaimer
All data, information, process flow and timeline outlined in this presentation (including the Sarawak Generation & Transmission Map) (“Information”) are for reference and informational purposes only.
Sarawak Energy reserves the right to modify, update or remove any such Information at its sole discretion without prior notice.
IUsers are advised to exercise their own judgement when utilizing the Information in any manner. Sarawak Energy disclaims any liability for any modifications or adjustments to any such Information and for any consequences arising from reliance on such Information.
Contact information
For more information, please contact our Single Buyer Unit:
Stephen Yee Han Min
Senior Manager, Energy Planning
Email: stephen.yee@sarawakenergy.com