Premium rate for green electricity tariff to increase, says Nazmi

PUTRAJAYA: The new premium rate for the green electricity tariff (GET) programme is set at 21.8 sen per kilowatt hour (kWh) starting Aug 1, says natural resources, environment and climate change minister Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad.

Nik Nazmi said the decision on the new tariff was based on the benchmark for setting the retail price of green electricity supply. “Taking into account that this move will involve an increase to the current GET premium rate, the existing customers are given until July 31 to reconfirm their subscriptions,” he said, adding that Tenaga Nasional Bhd will make adjustments to the electricity bill for the users involved.

Over 20 units booked at The Horizon’s grand launch Kota Kinabalu: The grand launch of The Horizon at Damai saw a good response with more than 20 condominium units booked, Sunday. Read more GET initiative was introduced on Jan 1, 2022, to enable users with environmental, social and governance commitments to reduce greenhouse gas emissions through subscribing to electricity from renewable energy sources.

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