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Malaysia Energy Storage Association​
Advancing Energy Storage Innovation and Driving Energy Transition
Malaysia Energy Storage Association​
Advancing Energy Storage Innovation and Driving Energy Transition
Malaysia Energy Storage Association​
Advancing Energy Storage Innovation and Driving Energy Transition

Malaysia Energy Storage Association

Advancing Energy Storage Innovation and Driving Energy Transition

About MESA

Dedicated to advancing the energy storage industry through innovation and collaboration

Our Mission

The Malaysian Energy Storage Association (MESA) is a professional organization dedicated to advancing energy storage technology development and application. We bring together experts and leaders from academia, industry, and government to drive innovation and development in the energy storage sector.​

Our Vision

To promote the application of energy storage technology in renewable energy integration, grid stability, and energy independence, contributing to Malaysia's sustainable energy future.

Membership Benefits

Become a MESA member and enjoy professional development opportunities

Academic Resources

Access the latest energy storage research papers, technical reports, and industry analysis.

Industry Networking

Connect with industry leaders, researchers, and entrepreneurs to expand business opportunities.

Professional Training

Participate in professional training courses and workshops to enhance your skills and knowledge.

Academic Resources

Participate in annual conferences, seminars, and technical exhibitions to share latest developments.

Conferences & Events

Gain access to project collaborations, investments, and business development opportunities.

Brand Promotion

Showcase your organization and professional achievements on the association platform.

Latest News

Stay updated with the latest developments in the energy storage industry

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TNB Pledges One-Year Grid Connection for Data Centres. The Approval That Starts the Clock Has Never Been Published

What Happened On 27 October 2026, speaking on the panel “Strengthening Electricity Security through the APG” at Singapore International Energy Week, Tenaga Nasional Berhad’s chief distribution network officer Ahmad Sazree Abd Aziz made a commitment on connection times: “So, once it’s been approved by the ministry-chaired committee, we pledge to get data centres connected to the grid in one year’s time.” The remarks were reported the same day by The Edge Malaysia and by Bernama. The following day, 28 October 2026, winding up his ministry’s matters in the Dewan Rakyat during the 2027 budget debate, Investment, Trade and Industry Minister Johari Ghani said 24 new data centre applications had been put on hold. Developers must first confirm water availability with state governments before the federal government assesses electricity supply with TNB, and the government will also assess investors’ financial strength, including their ability to honour electricity supply agreements. He put the approved pipeline at 117 data centres representing RM385.7 billion in investment, requiring between 23,000 MW and 23,500 MW of electricity once completed: 55 operating, 19 under construction, 16 yet

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Energy Commission’s BESS Safety Guidelines (GP/ST/No.62/2026): Consultation Closed 5 October, Commencement Date Still Unstated

The Energy Commission (Suruhanjaya Tenaga, ST) issued its Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) Safety Guidelines, reference GP/ST/No.62/2026, under section 50C of the Electricity Supply Act 1990 [Act 447]. ST opened a feedback exercise on the document on 21 September 2026 under the title Feedback for Guidelines on Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) Safety, with a submission deadline of 5 October 2026. That deadline has passed. The commencement date is not in the document. Clause text reads: “These Guidelines shall come into operation on the date of the registration of these Guidelines.” The Registration Record table in the published PDF is blank, so the date of registration — and therefore the date the Guidelines take effect — cannot be read from the file. As of 2 November 2026, no announcement of a final or registered version appeared on ST’s homepage or the first two pages of its newsroom, which cover entries up to 30 October 2026. Scope is by application, not by size. Clause 2.1 applies the Guidelines to “Lithium-ion batteries used in Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS)” and to any

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Three Grids, Three Firsts: Malaysia’s State-Level Battery Record, Side by Side

What happened Malaysia now has three grid-connected battery energy storage systems in service, one on each of the country’s three separately operated power systems. Each was announced as a first. Sarawak Energy energised a 60 MW / 82 MWh battery system at the Sejingkat Power Plant near Kuching in December 2024. In a media release dated 14 February 2025, the utility called it “the first utility-scale Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) in Malaysia.” (Sarawak Energy, 14 February 2025) BESS Lahad Datu, on Sabah’s east coast, was inaugurated on 12 December 2025. It is a 100 MW / 400 MWh system procured by Sabah Electricity and built by MSR-Green Energy. The Chief Minister’s prepared remarks described it as the largest energy storage facility in Southeast Asia. (Energy-Storage.News, 12 December 2025; Malay Mail, 12 December 2025) Tenaga Nasional Berhad held the commissioning ceremony for the Santong BESS — 100 MW / 400 MWh, with grid-forming inverters, at the Santong 132/33 kV main intake substation in Dungun, Terengganu — on 18 May 2026. TNB described it as the first grid-scale battery project to

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High-voltage transmission line against a clear sky
TNB Pledges One-Year Grid Connection for Data Centres. The Approval That Starts the Clock Has Never Been Published

What Happened On 27 October 2026, speaking on the panel “Strengthening Electricity Security through the APG” at Singapore International Energy Week, Tenaga Nasional Berhad’s chief distribution network officer Ahmad Sazree Abd Aziz made a commitment on connection times: “So, once it’s been approved by the ministry-chaired committee, we pledge to get data centres connected to […]

Energy Commission’s BESS Safety Guidelines (GP/ST/No.62/2026): Consultation Closed 5 October, Commencement Date Still Unstated

The Energy Commission (Suruhanjaya Tenaga, ST) issued its Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) Safety Guidelines, reference GP/ST/No.62/2026, under section 50C of the Electricity Supply Act 1990 [Act 447]. ST opened a feedback exercise on the document on 21 September 2026 under the title Feedback for Guidelines on Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) Safety, with a […]

Three Grids, Three Firsts: Malaysia’s State-Level Battery Record, Side by Side

What happened Malaysia now has three grid-connected battery energy storage systems in service, one on each of the country’s three separately operated power systems. Each was announced as a first. Sarawak Energy energised a 60 MW / 82 MWh battery system at the Sejingkat Power Plant near Kuching in December 2024. In a media release […]

Industry Resources​

Access important resources and tools in the energy storage field​

Academic Resources

Access the latest energy storage research papers, technical reports, and industry analysis.

Industry Networking

Connect with industry leaders, researchers, and entrepreneurs to expand business opportunities.

Professional Training

Participate in professional training courses and workshops to enhance your skills and knowledge.

Academic Resources

Participate in annual conferences, seminars, and technical exhibitions to share latest developments.

Conferences & Events

Gain access to project collaborations, investments, and business development opportunities.

Brand Promotion

Showcase your organization and professional achievements on the association platform.

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Malaysian Energy Storage Association
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia