The event, held in Osaka, praises the company's commitment to service, innovation and building trust

Accused penalised in lieu of six months' imprisonment, passport to be surrendered, blacklist from foreign travel

MB commends national energy company's efforts to foster good relations with community

BESS pilot project aimed at supporting Peninsular Malaysia grid, says deputy minister

Utility provider says reliable energy ecosystem key to Malaysia’s digital ambitions

The power cut is for public safety amid continuous rain and flooding

Mobile generator set providing temporary supply as TNB monitors situation

Govt, utility firm working with authorities to curb misuse, boost enforcement

Move reflects both nation's shared commitment to energy security, decarbonisation, regional growth

TNB apologises to affected customers for inconvenience, thanks them for patience

TNB says outage due to power disruption at Edra Power Plant in Melaka

High Court agrees with subsidiary company that LHDN had no legal basis to issue notices

Utility company cuts rates for businesses to brighten nation, boost patriotic spirit

Tenaga Nasional Bhd says sorry for inconvenience after outage early today

Deputy minister says utility firm’s excess gains returned to consumers via dedicated fund

MPs to also continue debate on 13MP, tabled on July 31

By Yasmin Ramlan KUALA LUMPUR, July 23 — The government has assured that the new electricity tariff structure, which took effect on July 1, will be more transparent and have minimal impact on domestic users, affecting only a small segment of households and businesses. Energy Transition and...

KUALA LUMPUR, July 23 — Cybercrime issues, cost of living, and changes to the Tenaga Nasional Bhd (TNB) electricity bill structure are among the matters that will be raised in Parliament today.

PUTRAJAYA, July 18 — The Energy Transition and Water Transformation Ministry (Petra), via the Sustainable Energy Development Authority (Seda) Malaysia, has approved the development of 48 Renewable Energy (RE) projects from biogas, biomass, and small hydropower sources.

KUALA LUMPUR, July 18 — Electricity theft can no longer be treated as an isolated technical violation, as it costs the government billions of ringgit annually, necessitating immediate and decisive action, said the Federation of Malaysian Consumers Associations (FOMCA).