Sun's out, costs out

Large-scale installation of solar panels that generates electricity from sunlight,
feeding renewable energy into the power grid to reduce reliance on fossil fuels.

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LSS Coara

116 MWp

Terengganu

Fuill Mechanical & Electrical Scope

This large-scale solar project involves a 116MWp (100MWac) solar tracking system located in Marang, Terengganu. Delivered through collaborative expertise, the development covers full mechanical and electrical scope, including piling, mounting structures, PV modules, and DC/AC systems for utility-scale energy generation.

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LSS TBSS2

79 MWp

Kedah

Civil, Mechanical & Electrical Works

This 79MWp (50MWac) Large Scale Solar project at Bukit Selambau, Kedah involved comprehensive civil, mechanical, and electrical works, including PV module structures, piling, DC/AC systems, overhead lines, and interconnection facilities, supporting the construction, testing, and commissioning of a utility-scale photovoltaic plant.

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LSS Ranhill

75 MWp

Perak

Mechanical & Electrical Installation

This 75MWp (50MWac) Large Scale Solar project in Bidor, Perak involved the development of a utility-scale photovoltaic plant, covering full mechanical and electrical scope, including piling, mounting structures, PV modules, and DC/AC systems to support reliable large-scale energy generation.

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LSS Jaks

75 MWp

Pulau Pinang

Mechanical & Electrical Works

This 75MWp (50MWac) Large Scale Solar project in Nibong Tebal, Pulau Pinang involved the construction, installation, testing, and commissioning of a utility-scale photovoltaic plant, covering full mechanical and electrical works, including piling, mounting structures, PV modules, and DC/AC systems.

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LSS Itramas

66 MWp

Melaka

Mechanical Piling Works

This 66MWp (50MWac) Large Scale Solar project in Jasin, Melaka involved the development of a utility-scale photovoltaic power plant, with scope focused on mechanical piling works, supporting the construction of a stable foundation for large-scale solar energy generation.

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Total Capacity

411 MWp

Utility-Scale Delivery

Proven involvement in large-scale solar developments supporting national renewable targets across multiple locations and project configurations through strategic partnerships.

Collaborative Strength

Projects executed through collective capabilities, combining group resources and trusted partners for consistent, large-scale delivery.

Our flagship LSS

Surpassed MAAQ for three consecutive years.

Located in the heart of Alor Gajah, Melaka, i2 Energy's LSS Masjid Tanah, a 6.8 MW solar plant, is a key player in Malaysia's renewable energy journey. With a 21-year partnership with Tenaga Nasional Berhad, we're lighting up homes, businesses, and the planet, one solar panel at a time.

Alor Gajah, Melaka •
6.8 MW Solar plant •
Manpower: 100 experts •
Project duration: 1 year •
Status: LIVE •

Large Scale Solar (LSS)

Massive
‍Energy Production

Powering entire Malaysian states with solar farms

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Massive
‍Environment Impact

Reducing CO2 emissions by 1400 metric tonnes/MW annually

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Massive
‍Economic Benefits

Creating 50 jobs per MW and reducing electricity costs by 30%

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What is an LSS?

A Large-Scale Solar (LSS) project is a renewable energy initiative focused on generating significant amounts of electricity using vast solar farms. These farms harness sunlight through an extensive array of photovoltaic (PV) panels, converting it into clean, sustainable energy.

LSS projects play a crucial role in reducing carbon emissions, supporting energy independence, and promoting environmental sustainability. They are designed to meet large-scale energy demands efficiently and cost-effectively, contributing to a greener future.

Achievement story
the i2 LSS

A successful commissioning despite the challenges of the Covid movement Control Order

Extreme time disruption amidst Covid lock-downs

While the world came to a standstill during the pandemic, we pushed through the uncertainties and challenges with careful strategic planning and deployment. By adhering to strict safety protocols and maintaining seamless operations, we managed to keep the project on track and successfully completed the LSS Masjid Tanah project on time.

Economic assistance during critical times

The project created 200 jobs, providing crucial employment opportunities. This not only supported the local community but also ensured the successful completion of the project despite the pandemic.

On-site efficiency

With social distancing measures in place, our on-site operations were affected. We optimized workflow processes to increase productivity within the workforce, implemented task rotation schedules.

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Our dedicated team of experts addressed technical difficulties.

Hilly Terrain

The project site was an undulating hill. A sync between our in-house geotechnical expert (Kumpulan Ikram) and our engineers and contractors enable the grading and levelling to match the required level of optimal sun exposure.

Supply Chain Continuity

Our procurement team was diligent and resourceful in managing supply chain disruptions. Through our network and proactive planning, we successfully filled and replaced the materials and equipment that were unavailable during the movement control order. This enabled us to keep the project on track without delays.

Efficient Engagement and Collaboration

Despite the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, we managed to bring all our stakeholders (i.e.: Contractors, consultants, suppliers & etc.) to work seamlessly together. It was possible through effective project management, stakeholder engagement and risk management ensuring the project was delivered successfully on time and within budget.

Excellent Performance

The covid-era was challenging with restricted access to resources and a highly regulated working environment. We managed to construct and commission the solar power plant which had exceeded its Maximum Annual Allowable Quantity (Maximum Solar Generation) for more than 3 years consecutively. Its stellar performance highlights our dedication and capability in delivering a large-scale solar power plant.

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How LSS Masjid Tanah Fuels Our Communities

The Masjid Tanah solar farm plays a crucial role in harnessing renewable energy to power local communities and industries. Solar panels at the site convert sunlight into clean electricity, which is then fed into the national grid for distribution by Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB). This energy reaches various destinations, ensuring a seamless process from generation to delivery.

Key highlights of the process include:

Solar panels capturing sunlight and converting it into electricity.
Clean energy being channeled into the national grid.
TNB distributing the electricity to:
• Homes
• Businesses
• Industries
Contributing to Malaysia's commitment to a sustainable and green future.

By integrating renewable energy into the grid, the Masjid Tanah solar farm serves as a model of innovation, reducing carbon footprints and supporting a sustainable energy landscape in Malaysia