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Significantly reduce utility costs, reduce CO2 emissions and improve plant efficiency up to 93%
As energy and utility prices keep rising and Malaysia move towards a more sustainable future, innovative power generation solutions are required to resolve these problems.
By opting for a Cogeneration system, plant energy efficiency could improve up to 93% and reduce your utility consumption. Hence, overall utility costs is reduced. With our expertise, we can help you achieve your Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) objectives with Cogeneration solutions that facilitate cleaner fuels, optimized efficiency and reduced carbon footprint.
Cogeneration As Energy Solutions
Energy saving with high plant efficiency
Low emissions to meet your carbon footprint targets
Secure power supply by own generation
Our Services
Engineering, Procurement, Construction and Commissioning (EPCC)
Innovative and Sustainable Cogeneration Solutions
Long-Term Service Agreement (LTSA)
Improve performance and optimize your equipments with our maintenance service solutions
Plant Monitoring
Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) system for enhanced operations and performance
Up to 100MW Electrical Power Generated across Malaysia
Sime Darby Energy Solutions Sdn Bhd (SDES) – the leading pioneer in Cogeneration solutions throughout Malaysia. With an impressive track record of generating over 100 MW of clean and reliable energy across various industries including Oleochemicals, Chemicals, Rubber, District Cooling and more.
SDES revolutionises the way energy is generated and consumed. As Malaysia continues to see increasing carbon reduction targets, we are commited in assisting you from end to end to reach those goals. SDES is strongly positioned to serve as a sustainablity partner in Malaysia, our experienced engineers will cater towards all your requirements and workout a solution that fits best for you in all aspects.
Installation Facts
Gas Turbine COGEN (70%)
65.9 MW
Gas Engine COGEN (19%)
18.2 MW
District Cooling (11%)
10.8 MW
LTSA Facts
Current 11 Plants
73.6 MW
Upcoming 3 Plants
13.5 MW
Other BOP