Do you know? Malaysia’s energy industryLNG is a bridge fuel for energy transition since it produces less carbon dioxide.LNG handles demand spikes and stabilises the grid better compared to solar and hydro.LNG supply contracts often require long-term commitments.Malaysia imports LNG primarily from Australia (40-50%), Qatar (15-25%) and US (10-20%). Equity Debt Commodities Digital assets M&A…
Do you know? Malaysia’s energy industryMalaysian coal-fired power plants typically use low-rank Indonesian coal.The Indonesian coal provides 4,200-5,500 kilocalories per kilogramme.In contrast, Australia’s high-grade coal provides 5,500-6,500 kilocalories per kilogramme.Indonesian coal is preferred because it’s cheaper at USD30-75 per tonne compared to Australian coal at USD70-125 per tonne. Equity Debt Commodities Digital assets M&A Malaysia…
Do you know? Malaysia’s energy industryMalaysia imports 80% of coal.75% of coal imports (27 million tonnes) come from Indonesia.20% of coal imports (5.5 million tonnes) come from Australia.1 tonne of coal produces 24GJ of energy vs 1 tonne of LNG at 55GJ. Equity Debt Commodities Digital assets M&A Malaysia Other markets
Do you know? Malaysia’s energy industryNational electricity generation mix: fossil fuels 80% and renewables 20%.For the whole country, coal contributes 40-45% to the mix.For North Borneo, the mix is hydropower 45-55%, natural gas 25-35% and coal 15-25%.Source of fossil fuels: Coal 90-100% imported, natural gas 70-90% domestic supply. Equity Debt Commodities Digital assets M&A Malaysia…
Do you know? Malaysia’s energy industryNet crude oil exporter: Exports 500k-600k barrels vs imports 300k-400k barrels per day.Net refined petroleum product (including petrol / diesel) importer: Exports 200k-300k barrels vs imports 300k-400k barrels per day.Net natural gas exporter: Exports 30-35m tonnes vs imports 5-10m tonnes per year.Natural gas contributes 40-50% of Malaysia’s electricity generation mix….
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