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Keppel unit, Gentari partner for sustainable energy dev’t

They aim to support sustainable development in Southeast Asia.

Keppel Infrastructure and Malaysia’ Gentari signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) for collaboration in developing sustainable energy solutions in Southeast Asia.

In a statement, Gentari said the parties will explore opportunities in renewable, low-carbon energy projects, and electric vehicle charging infrastructure.

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Keppel and Gentari will also lead mutual support in market access and mutual capability development under the MOU.

They will also look into potential collaborations in Energy-as-a-Service opportunities such as energy efficiency and energy management projects.

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