govt to reactivate mypower for mesi 2.0 initiative - electricity storage

Kuala Lumpur: special government restart
As part of the energy supply industry in Malaysia, MyPower has been established for three years (MESI)2. 0 initiative.
MyPower, on behalf of the Malaysian office of the electricity reform programme, an independent limited company, will design and drive the implementation of this reform programme in the ministry of energy, technology, science, climate change and environment.
Minister Ye Bee Yin said Messi 2.
To achieve the three goals of improving industrial efficiency; future-
Prove the industry structure, rules and regulations, and key processes;
Democratizing and decentralizing the electricity supply sector and empowering consumers.
"We will also introduce a series of reforms, such as MESI 3.
0, etc. , and constantly hold meetings to determine the agenda of each reform. "Yeo said.
She spoke at a press conference after hosting the electricity supply industry 2018 conference.
Yang Yuanqing said that the government believes that Malaysia's power supply industry transformation plan in the fields of future power generation (including green energy, power efficiency and future power grid) will enhance the customer experience and drive the country forward.
MyPower, with 12 to 20 employees, is tasked to engage with industry participants and stakeholders in industry reform, and once the mission is completed, the company is expected to close, she said.
"This is an institution that will be closed within three years, so they have 36 months to drive, implement and close the store," she said . ".
"We believe that renewable energy is the current energy source, although we have not achieved a good balance in power storage and technology, we believe that we will achieve equality in a very short period of time.
"This means that the early adoption of renewable energy will help us and the industry as a whole to be more competitive.
"It will also help us to be a pioneer in the region and hopefully our company will also be authorized to do business outside Malaysia," Yeo said . ". —