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    Sabah's generation reserve margin is below industry standard at 16.7% due to the absence of new power plants. This is primarily because of limited viable fuel options in the east coast and delays in planning and construction of new plants, requiring ageing diesel plants to be used. The high reliance on the west-east transmission link and limited transfer capacity of lines can also cause occasional brownouts due to insufficient generation capacity. The reserve margin is +44% in the west coast but -55% in the east coast.

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    Sabah's generation reserve margin is below industry standard at 16.7% due to the absence of new power plants. This is primarily because of limited viable fuel options in the east coast and delays in planning and construction of new plants, requiring ageing diesel plants to be used. The high reliance on the west-east transmission link and limited transfer capacity of lines can also cause occasional brownouts due to insufficient generation capacity. The reserve margin is +44% in the west coast but -55% in the east coast.

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    Sabah TL 3

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    MT Hazrie
    Sabah's generation reserve margin is below industry standard at 16.7% due to the absence of new power plants. This is primarily because of limited viable fuel options in the east coast and delays in planning and construction of new plants, requiring ageing diesel plants to be used. The high reliance on the west-east transmission link and limited transfer capacity of lines can also cause occasional brownouts due to insufficient generation capacity. The reserve margin is +44% in the west coast but -55% in the east coast.

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    As of 2021, Sabah’s generation reserve margin is below industry standard at

    16.7% primarily due to absence of new additional generation

    LEGEND Key Highlights


    132kV Line
    Generation Limitations
    275kV Line
    Kudat

    Matunggong
    46.5km Future • In the East Coast, there are limited
    viable fuel options for its plants
    Mengaris
    55km

    Kota Belud
    • Addressing peak demand shortages
    requires dispatching of ageing local
    76km diesel/MFO plants
    Ranau
    Elopura
    Sapi Nangoh Tshun Nyen Network Constraints
    Lok Kawi Kota Kinabalu Sandakan
    45km Bukit Nenas
    31.5km
    Kolopis 255km 35.5km
    • High reliance on West-East Link
    Seguntor
    Papar Segaliud and limited transfer capacity of
    Kimanis 51km
    113km
    transmission lines
    68.5km
    Beaufort Average Power
    Keningau
    Labuan 70km
    35.5km
    40km Transfer = 216MW Dam Road • Occasional brownouts due to
    5.3km insufficient generation capacity
    Warisan
    Mengalong L.Datu • Delays in planning and construction
    Tenom 90km of new plant-ups lead to the need
    Kunak for decommissioned plants to be
    Nabawan
    reactivated
    Lawas Kalumpang
    50km
    33km
    Semporna
    Reserve Margin
    Apas Tawau

    • West Coast: +44%

    • East Coast: -55%

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