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Citaglobal And PETRONAS Collaborate On Renewable Energy Technologies

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Citaglobal Bhd entered into a Memorandum of Understanding with Petronas Global Technical Solutions Sdn Bhd (PGTSSB), a wholly-owned subsidiary of PETRONAS, for strategic collaboration in a wide range of renewable energy technologies and applications.

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The agreement was signed during Energy Asia conference, by Citaglobalโ€™s Executive Chairman & President, Tan Sri (Dr.) Mohamad Norza Zakaria, and PETRONAS Global Technical Solutions Sdn Bhd Chief Executive Officer, Puan Annaliz Abu Bakar.

The signing ceremony was witnessed by top PETRONAS executives including PETRONAS Senior Vice President of Project Delivery & Technology, Datuk Bacho Pilong, and PETRONAS Vice President of Group Project Delivery, Project Delivery & Technology, Encik Noor Ilias Mohd Idris.

The signing ceremony was also attended by the Executive Director of Citaglobal Genetec BESS Sdn Bhd, Mr Chin Kem Weng.

PGTSSBโ€™s activities include the provision of technology products, technical services, project management and engineering solution services. PETRONAS is Malaysiaโ€™s state-owned energy group with a presence in over 100 countries.

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The areas of collaboration between Citaglobal and PETRONAS will include renewable energy technologies and applications comprising Battery Energy Storage System (BESS), biogas engine, biomass engineering, Waste to Energy (WTE), Heat to Energy (HTE) and Carbon Capture
& Utilization (CCU) among others.

Via the MoU, both parties intend to collaborate on the following chosen areas:

a) The development and implementation of BESS applications and projects, by which the technology and solutions shall be provided by Citaglobal Genetec BESS Sdn Bhd (CG BESS). CG BESS is a 50:50 joint venture company between Citaglobal and Genetec Technology Bhd and has developed the first Malaysian Battery Energy Storage System, MYBESS, which was launched by the Minister of International Trade and Industry, Yang Berhormat Mulia Tengku Datuk Seri Utama Zafrul Tengku Abdul Aziz on April 11 this year.

This shall cover the installation of BESS to accelerate the technology advancement and green electron generation with the deployment of 246 kWh of MYBESS for PETRONASโ€™ Center of Excellence for Renewable Energy (CEFORE). There will also be a joint feasibility study for scaling up BESS technology solutions in all PETRONAS existing and future facilities.

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โ€œWe are honoured to be partnering with PETRONAS for this MoU. We believe that a good collaboration brings a lot of mutual benefits. To make renewable energy consistent and sustainable in Malaysia, collaborating with PETRONAS is a strong start towards making this a reality and achieving our lower carbon goals in the future. We will give our all for this collaboration, in the drive towards a carbon-neutral world of net zero emissions by 2050,โ€ said Citaglobal Executive Chairman & President and major shareholder Tan Sri (Dr.) Mohamad Norza Zakaria.

โ€œFrom Citaglobalโ€™s side, we believe that we are in a good position to lead in the BESS space, as we already have the experience and technical know-how. Renewable energy and BESS go hand in hand. We feel that BESS needs to be an obvious part of the green energy mix in order for renewables to be a reality. Together with PETRONAS, we are more confident of transitioning towards a greener Malaysia, where the pace of adoption for renewables and BESS become more efficient,โ€ concluded Norza.

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