Cenergi SEA

Cenergi SEA Sdn Bhd

Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia

BiogasSolarEnergy StorageSubsidiary

Founded 2008

Profile last updated: August 3, 2026

About

Founded in 2008, Cenergi SEA is a subsidiary headquartered in Shah Alam, Malaysia specializing in Biogas, Solar, Energy Storage.

Cenergi SEA is a sustainable energy solutions company, a subsidiary of Khazanah Nasional Berhad (also referred to as a subsidiary of UEM Lestra/UEM Group in some company materials), focused on reducing carbon emissions through renewable energy and energy efficiency projects. It operates palm oil mill effluent biogas power plants and solar farms in Malaysia, and generates carbon credits under Verra's Verified Carbon Standard. Its activities include project development, engineering, construction, operations and maintenance, and financing.

Headquarters

Shah Alam, Malaysia

Founded

2008

Company type

Subsidiary

Focus areas

biogasPOMEsolarrenewable energyenergy efficiencycarbon creditsVerraMalaysiaSoutheast Asia

Products & services

Business models

IPP

Value chain

DevelopmentEngineeringConstructionO&M

Service areas (1)

Malaysia and Southeast Asia
Renewable energy and energy efficiency projects, including biogas, solar and carbon credit development.

Locations

Headquarters

Dataran PHB, Saujana Resort, Section U2 Level 4, Block E, 40150, Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia

Service regions

MalaysiaSoutheast Asia

Projects

Cenergi FJP Biogas Power Plant

OperationalBiogas power plant

Palm oil mill effluent (POME) grid-connected biogas power plant, described as the largest of its kind in Malaysia.

5.5 MW capacityJerantut, Malaysia

Sungai Tiang Solar Farm

OperationalSolar farm

Solar farm completed under the Corporate Green Power Programme via the New Enhanced Dispatch Arrangement mechanism.

11.3 MW capacityPendang, Malaysia

Cenergi Langkap Biogas Power Plant

OperationalBiogas power plant

Biogas power plant capturing methane from palm oil mill effluent, developed in two phases under the Feed-in Tariff scheme (Phase 1 1.5 MW in 2019; Phase 2 4.0 MW in 2024).

Teluk Intan, Malaysia