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  • Supply Security: The Ministry of Energy Transition and Water (PETRA) confirmed that Malaysia's electricity supply remains stable despite geopolitical tensions in West Asia following the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.
  • Domestic Reliance: Peninsular Malaysia's power generation relies on domestic gas sources (40-45%), ensuring sufficient supply for current operations.
  • Consumer Protection: Under the Incentive Based Regulation (IBR) framework, approximately 85% of domestic users (consuming up to 600 kWh/month) are exempt from fuel cost adjustments.
  • Financial Support: The government has provided RM2,506 million in electricity bill rebates since July 2025 to promote energy efficiency and support consumers.
  • Future Outlook: While the Automatic Fuel Adjustment (AFA) rate is projected to remain a rebate until April 2026, PETRA is monitoring global fuel prices and may adjust rates if market volatility persists.

中文

  • 能源供应安全： 能源转型及水务部（PETRA）确认，尽管受霍尔木兹海峡关闭引发的西亚地缘政治紧张局势影响，马来西亚电力供应依然保持稳定。
  • 能源依赖度： 马来半岛的发电系统约40%至45%依赖国内天然气，确保了当前电力生产的供应充足。
  • 消费者保护： 在激励监管框架（IBR）下，约85%的家庭用户（每月用电量不超过600千瓦时）免受燃料成本调整的影响。
  • 财政补贴： 自2025年7月以来，政府已提供25.06亿令吉的电费回扣，以推广能源效率并减轻消费者负担。
  • 未来展望： 尽管预计自动燃料调整（AFA）机制在2026年4月前仍将维持回扣，但PETRA将密切监控全球燃料价格，若市场波动加剧，可能会调整相关费率。