The Borneo Post

Pantai Damai rep leads village chiefs on education visit to Sejingkat power plant

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KUCHING: Thirty- five village chiefs and community leaders from Pantai Damai constituen­cy learned more about the operations of a power plant during a visit to Sejingkat Power Corporatio­n ( SPC) Sdn Bhd – a subsidiary of Sarawak Energy Bhd ( SEB) – yesterday.

The group was led by Assistant Minister of Rural Electricit­y Dr Abdul Rahman Junaidi, who is also Pantai Damai assemblyma­n.

“The technical briefing given during the visit is vital in ensuring that the community leaders, as representa­tives of the people, understand the day-today operations in this plant. At the same time, the people need to know what is going on at this plant as they pass it every day.

“At the same time, we are proud of the capabiliti­es of SEB as it moves towards becoming a major powerhouse in the energy industry within the region,” said Dr Abdul Rahman.

He later on expressed his satisfacti­on at seeing the progress achieved by SEB, particular­ly in transmitti­ng power to Kalimantan since last year, as well as at the interconne­ction to Brunei in 2019 and to Sabah, in 2020.

Incorporat­ed in September 1993, SPC was granted an electricit­y generation licence for a period of 25 years commencing April 1997, while SPC2 was given the same licence for a period of 25 years commencing November 2003.

 ??  ?? Dr Abdul Rahman (standing front, ninth left) with the village chiefs from Pantai Damai and SPC officials in a group photo at the power plant in Sejingkat.
Dr Abdul Rahman (standing front, ninth left) with the village chiefs from Pantai Damai and SPC officials in a group photo at the power plant in Sejingkat.

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