Frequently Asked Questions

What is the definition of Corporate Consumer? a) Is a Corporate with multi locations consider as one Corporate Consumer for all the location? b) Is a Corporate with multiple subsidiaries operating the same business consider as one Corporate Consumer for all the subsidiary companies e.g., Hospital chain where each hospital is owned by one Sdn Bhd but all the subsidiaries are owned by a holding company. ↗ According to the CGPP guideline, the corporate client must have minimum 1MWac maximum demand. Is this refer to inidividual meter or can be a group of meters under the same corporate client name? ↗ Is there any ways for large franchise MNCS with multiple branches and outlets eligible to participate in CGPP? As the franchise outlets tariff are categorized under Tariff B where Maximum Demand is unavailable. However, this sector has huge interest to offset carbon emission via REC. ↗ Does the utility (such as syabas, IWK, etc) supplying company fall under the services industry? ↗ For a single Corporate Consumer (CC) which has multiple TNB accounts, can the total maximum demand (MD) be derived by aggregating the MDs of each TNB account and still be considered as 1 CC? ↗ Under the eligibility criteria, can the consumer is the higher education intitutions? As the RM10m paid up company is not comply under higher education institutions body. ↗ C In terms of maximum demand, can we submit the anticipated demand for the next 21 years, which will significantly increase over the 21-year? ↗

Our understanding is that the final amount billed by the REC to the Green Consumer (quantity, rate, terms) is only subject to commercial terms agreed in the Bilateral Energy Supply Contract. Do TNB / SB / CRESS in general have any additional restrictions or requirements on final billing that could supersede the Bilateral Energy Supply Contract? ↗ Referring to Clause 6.14(b) of the CRESS Guidelines outlines "EUC will issue an electricity bill to the Green Consumer for every billing cycle period, being: (a) the period beginning on the Commencement Date and ending on the date on which the first bill is issued by EUC to the Green Consumer, following the occurrence of such Commencement Date; (b) each one (1) month period thereafter during the term of the CRESA between EUC and Green Consumer; and (c) the period beginning from the date following the last date of the immediate preceding bill and ending on the date the CRESA between EUC and Green Consumer expires in accordance with its terms. i. Are there any restrictions to Bilateral Energy Supply Contracts between RED and Green Consumer having term extensions? ii. Can extensions of term be reflected on a like-for-like basis in the other key contracts, such as the CRESA between Green Consumer and TNB? iii. Would the CRESA be similar to the Electricity Supply Agreement TNB has with large power consumers, or in a reduced and simplified form? ↗ Will there be any template of agreements shared for document listed under the Clause 7.2 of the Guidelines? ↗