Malaysia's state-owned utility giant, Tenaga Nasional Bhd (TNB), has significantly increased its capital expenditure to RM42.9 billion to expedite infrastructure development in line with the country's energy transition objectives. A substantial portion of this budget will be dedicated to upgrading infrastructure supporting renewable energy, the National Energy Transition Roadmap, and regional interconnection projects. TNB's President and CEO, Datuk Megat Jalaluddin Megat Hassan, emphasized the company's commitment to decarbonisation by investing in large-scale solar projects, battery energy storage systems, corporate renewable schemes, community-based renewables, green hydrogen, carbon capture, electric mobility, and smart grid interconnections. TNB operates over 3.3GW of renewable energy domestically and 1.1GW internationally, with a strong portfolio in the UK and Ireland. The company is actively working on flagship projects such as floating solar, centralised solar parks, and green hydrogen initiatives. TNB has also secured significant battery energy storage projects and is venturing into carbon capture to reduce emissions. With an optimistic economic outlook for 2025 and a focus on sustainable growth, TNB aims to further expand its investments in green energy and infrastructure to bolster Malaysia's energy transition efforts.