West River Secures SEDA Feed-in Approval for Perak Hydropower Projects
West River Bhd has received regulatory approval to develop two small-scale hydropower projects in Perak under the national Feed-in Tariff system.

West River Bhd has officially secured Feed-in Approval from the Sustainable Energy Development Authority Malaysia (SEDA) for two small hydropower projects located in Perak. This development represents a significant advancement in the group’s ongoing strategic expansion into the renewable energy sector.
According to the original publisher, the approvals were granted specifically to Neutron Power Sdn Bhd, which operates as a wholly-owned subsidiary of West River Bhd. These projects are set to be developed under the 2026 Feed-in Tariff (FiT) system managed by the authorities.
The Feed-in Tariff system is designed to accelerate investment in renewable energy generation by providing a long-term guarantee for energy producers. By securing these approvals, the group positions itself to contribute to the local power grid through sustainable infrastructure.
While the location of the projects remains specific to the Perak region, the move marks a clear progression for West River Bhd as it scales its portfolio of clean energy assets. The involvement of Neutron Power Sdn Bhd underscores the group’s focus on utilizing its subsidiary structure to manage specialized energy initiatives.
This milestone is particularly relevant for Malaysian investors and industry stakeholders monitoring the local transition toward greener energy sources. As the nation continues to emphasize sustainable development, projects such as these provide a practical framework for expanding the country’s renewable energy capacity and diversifying its national power supply.
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