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Sdn. Bhd. · Kuala Lumpur
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High-Rise Energy Recovery System

A tower spends its whole life throwing energy away. HERS puts it back on the bus.

Lifts brake against gravity. Water falls forty storeys into a valve that destroys the pressure. Chillers reject heat to the sky while water heaters buy it back. HERS captures all three, stores what it cannot use immediately, and produces the measured, auditable evidence your building now has to disclose.

279MWh/yr
Recovered, reference tower
206tCO₂e/yr
Scope 2 avoided
225kW
Maximum demand shaved
ROOF TANK Chiller plant 40 STOREYS · 128 m · 55,000 m² GFA Regenerative drive 4-QUADRANT · ACTIVE FRONT END In-conduit turbine PMSG · REPLACES PRV STATION Heat exchanger DESUPERHEATER · PLATE HX KINETIC HEAD HEAT Power conditioning Rectifier / inverter 750 V DC bus Supercapacitor buffer Protection & islanding MS IEC 62040 / 61439 MS IEC 61851 READY Calorifier 5,000 L STRATIFIED BESS 500 kWh / 250 kW Building loads + DC EV CHARGING Domestic hot water 55 °C DELIVERED HERS energy management · metering · M&V MODBUS TCP · BACNET · OCPP 2.0.1 · IPMVP OPTION B BASELINE
The HERS architecture. Three physically unrelated waste streams — lift braking, hydraulic head, rejected condenser heat — are converted on a common bus and buffered by storage, so that recovery which is individually small becomes dispatchable together. The metering layer is not an accessory: it is what turns recovered kilowatt-hours into disclosable evidence.

Why now, and why Malaysia

Four separate clocks started ticking on Malaysian building owners.

Energy recovery used to be a discretionary sustainability gesture. Between 2024 and 2027 it became a disclosure obligation, a licensing condition, a tariff exposure and a financing variable — all at once.

Disclosure

NSRF — IFRS S1 & S2

Malaysia's National Sustainability Reporting Framework phases ISSB-aligned reporting into Bursa-listed issuers. Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions are required from each group's first reporting period; Scope 3 follows in the third year. Landlord common-area electricity is Scope 2 for the owner and Scope 3 for every tenant in the building.

Group 1 FY2025 · Group 2 FY2026 · Group 3 FY2027
Regulation

EECA 2024 (Act 861)

In force since 1 January 2025. Any consumer above 21,600 GJ (≈6,000 MWh) in twelve consecutive months must appoint a Registered Energy Manager, run an energy management system and submit efficiency reports. Office buildings from 8,000 m² GFA must carry an energy intensity label.

In force · Suruhanjaya Tenaga
Tariff

RP4 restructuring

Since 1 July 2025 the non-domestic bill is unbundled. Medium Voltage General carries a capacity charge of RM29.43/kW and a network charge of RM59.84/kW of maximum demand — RM89.27 per kW per month before a single kilowatt-hour is billed. Demand is now the dominant line item.

Effective to 31 Dec 2027
Capital

Green capital is cheaper

GITA Asset gives a 60% allowance on qualifying capital expenditure, set off against up to 70% of statutory income. GTFS 4.0 adds a 1.5% p.a. financing rebate with a 60–80% government guarantee. Certified green assets also price better in SRI sukuk and sustainability-linked facilities.

GITA window to 31 Dec 2026
FY2025 FY2026 FY2027 FY2028 FY2029 FY2030 Group 1 · Main Market ≥ RM2bn Scope 3 · FY2027 Group 2 · remaining Main Market Scope 3 · FY2028 Group 3 · ACE Market & large non-listed Scope 3 · FY2030 SCOPE 1 & 2 REQUIRED FROM THE FIRST REPORTING PERIOD OF EACH GROUP
The disclosure runway. A retrofit commissioned today produces two to three years of verified baseline and savings data before the owner's Scope 3 obligation lands — which is precisely the evidence an assurance provider will ask for.