Progressture Solar Secures EPCC & O&M Role for 12 MWp Utility-Scale Project in Brunei

Progressture Solar has been appointed as the Engineering, Procurement, Construction, Commissioning, and Operations & Maintenance (EPCC & O&M) contractor for a 12 MWp utility-scale solar power plant in Brunei, marking a key milestone in the company’s regional expansion.

The project, designed to supply clean electricity to a major onshore processing facility, represents Progressture Solar’s first cross-border utility-scale renewable energy execution outside Malaysia. The development reinforces the company’s capability to deliver industrial-grade solar infrastructure across Southeast Asia.

The 12 MWp facility contributes to Brunei’s long-term renewable energy strategy, which targets approximately 600 MW of installed solar capacity by 2035. The project demonstrates how large industrial energy users can integrate solar power into their operations while maintaining reliability and operational stability.

Under the EPCC & O&M mandate, Progressture Solar will oversee the end-to-end delivery of the plant, including detailed engineering design, procurement of solar modules and electrical systems, civil and structural works, commissioning, grid integration, and long-term operations and maintenance services.

Company officials stated that utility-scale solar development for industrial applications requires advanced load analysis, generation forecasting, protection coordination studies, grid compliance, SCADA integration, and structured long-term asset management planning. The plant is designed to ensure high system availability, strong performance ratios, and operational reliability over a projected 25-year lifespan.

The appointment strengthens Progressture Solar’s positioning as a regional renewable energy EPCC partner capable of executing commercial and industrial rooftop systems, large-scale solar developments, and cross-border utility-scale infrastructure projects.

As Southeast Asian nations accelerate decarbonisation and renewable energy adoption, projects of this scale are expected to play a foundational role in supporting industrial decarbonisation, energy diversification, and long-term cost optimisation.

The Brunei project signals the company’s broader strategy to expand its regional footprint and support governments, industrial operators, and energy-intensive sectors in advancing clean energy integration across borders.