A 200MWac solar facility planned for Tinjar, Sarawak, is targeted to begin commercial operations by the end of 2029 under a proposed RM570 million development. Reservoir Link Energy Bhd said it has signed a power purchase agreement with Syarikat Sesco Bhd to design, build, own, operate and maintain the photovoltaic facility. The agreement was disclosed in a filing reported on Friday. The project is not yet the same as electricity already being generated. The agreement still depends on corporate and government authorisations, required studies, licences, security arrangements, testing and commissioning requirements. If the conditions are met and the agreement is not extended or ended earlier, the PPA will run for 30 years from the facility’s commercial operation date. RLEB has set Dec 31, 2029 as the target date, but the filing leaves room for the timetable to change as approvals and construction progress are completed. For Sarawak’s energy picture, the key figures are the proposed 200MWac capacity and the RM570 million estimated development cost — not a claim that the plant is already operating.

Sarawak Energy and SESCO have been told to investigate reports of sudden electricity bill increases and explain the findings publicly. The directive follows complaints from some customers after digital meters were installed. The utility companies are expected to compare account histories, billing records and meter readings before deciding whether any discrepancy occurred. Sarawak Energy said its billing-support arrangement, first opened at Wisma SESCO in Kuching from Sept 2 to 4, will continue through October and expand to Sibu, Bintulu and Miri. It said 22 cases raised on Facebook had been identified: 20 customers had been contacted, one case was being followed up and one customer could not be reached. Customers with concerns can request a review through Sarawak Energy’s existing customer-service channels and submit supporting information. The company also says flexible payment arrangements may be available while an account is being assessed. No public explanation has yet established whether the reported increases came from digital-meter readings, billing errors or other account factors. The next substantive update is expected from Sarawak Energy and SESCO.

Sarawak Energy 提醒用户提防冒充该公司及 Syarikat Sesco Berhad 的钓鱼电邮，诈骗者可能借此盗取资料或把付款转到未授权户口。 [image: 1784887543055-sarawak-energy-sesco-phishing.jpg] 图片： Sarawak Energy，经 DayakDaily 这些假电邮会盗用公司标志及职员身份，让内容看起来可信。目的可能是套取个人资料、密码或一次性密码，诱导用户汇款到未授权户口，或让收件人打开恶意链接和附件。 收到电邮时这样核实 Sarawak Energy 表示，官方电邮使用 @sarawakenergy.com 域名，不过只看显示名称仍然不够。应展开寄件人资料，检查完整地址。即使地址看起来熟悉，也不要使用一封突如其来的付款电邮内所提供的电话或链接。 Sarawak Energy 不会通过电邮索取密码或 OTP，也不会要求客户付款到私人银行户口或未授权渠道。付款前，应通过 SEB cares 检查账单，或自行使用官方联络方式向公司确认。 收到可疑信息时： 不要回复、点击链接或下载附件。 截图并保留完整寄件地址。 通过官方客服热线 1300-88-3111、[email protected] 或 SEB cares 核实。 如果已经转账，马上联络银行并拨打大马国家诈骗应对中心 997。 资料来源： DayakDaily 报道 · Sarawak Energy 官网

Sarawak Energy warned customers about phishing emails impersonating the company and Syarikat Sesco Berhad to steal information or redirect payments. [image: 1784887543055-sarawak-energy-sesco-phishing.jpg] Image: Sarawak Energy via DayakDaily The fake messages misuse company branding and employee identities to appear legitimate. Their aim may be to obtain personal details, passwords or one-time passwords, persuade a customer to pay an unauthorised account, or make the recipient open a malicious link or attachment. A practical verification routine Sarawak Energy said its official email uses the @sarawakenergy.com domain, but the visible sender name alone is not enough. Expand the sender details and read the full address. Even when an address looks familiar, do not use phone numbers or links supplied inside an unexpected payment email. Sarawak Energy says it will not request passwords or OTPs by email and will not direct customers to personal bank accounts or unauthorised payment channels. Check a bill through SEB cares or contact the company independently before paying. If you receive a suspicious message: Do not reply, click links or download attachments. Take a screenshot and preserve the full sender address. Verify through the official Customer Care Centre at 1300-88-3111, [email protected], or SEB cares. If money has already been transferred, contact the bank and Malaysia's National Scam Response Centre at 997 immediately. Sources: DayakDaily report · Sarawak Energy official site