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Malaysia's feed-in tariff

Malaysia has joined the countries which pay for renewable energy-generated electricity that is fed into the national grid. It has adopted a cautious approach to avoid the mistakes committed by others. Is Malaysia’s FiT designed well enough? More importantly, will it unlock the vast potential of renewables and the economic spin-offs that come with it?

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