CHAPTER 14 - Iskandar Malaysia

URBAN INFRASTRUCTURE CHAPTER 14 | PART 4
E. Main substation Intake (PMU)
TNB will need to increase the capacity of the main intake to meet the
increase in demand expected up to 2025. The plans for upgrade within
the SJER area are illustrated on the following page.
Table 14.5: Committed Sub-station (PMU) in SJER
Study Area
Majlis
Bandaraya
Johor Bahru
(MBJB)
Majlis
Perbandaran
Johor Bahru
Tengah
(MPJBT)
Majlis
Daerah Kulai
(MDK)
Main Substation
Intake (PMU)
Rate
(MVA)
Voltan
(kV)
Capacity
(MVA)
Max.
Target Year
Demand
Completion
(MW
MD)
UDA 2 x 60 132/22 120.00 - 2006
Kempas No.2 2 x 60 132/22 120.00 - 2007
Bukit Cagar 2 x 60 132/22 120.00 - 2008
Bakar Batu 2 x 60 132/22 120.00 - 2010
Desa
Cemerlang
Sub Total 480.00 -
2 x 60 132/22 120.00 - 2008
Casa Saujana 2 x 60 132/22 120.00 - 2010
Taman Sutera 2 x 60 132/22 120.00 - 2010
Sg. Tiram 2 x 60 132/22 120.00 - 2010
Sub Total 480.00 -
Asiatic No. 3 2 x 30 132/11 60.00 - 2006
Sri Puteri 2 x 30 132/11 60.00 - 2008
Ladang Swee
Lam
2 x 30 132/11 60.00 - 2010
Asiatic No. 4 2 x 30 132/11 60.00 - 2010
Sedenak 2 x 30 132/11 60.00 - 2010
14.4 Development Option/ Program
Common Trenching
It is proposed that common trenching or utility tunnels be adopted
in the SJER. A special committee headed by a utility service provider
should be formed to coordinate this. Detailed utility reserves should be
identified and implemented to ensure future maintenance or capacity
expansion can be carried out without road digging. This should be
implemented as soon as possible, particularly within the central business
district and new mega development areas.
14.5 Renewable Energy/Alternative Power Source
SJER will promote the use of renewable energy/ alternative power
sources, in line with Malaysia’s energy policy i.e. the 5th Fuel Policy:
“..:To supplement the conventional supply of energy, new sources
such as renewable energy will be encouraged. In this regards the fuel
diversification policy which comprises oil, gas, hydro and coal will be
extended to include renewable energy as the fifth fuel, particularly
biomass, biogas, municipal waste, mini-hydro and solar. Of these,
biomass resources such as palm oil and wood waste as well rice husks,
will be used on a wider basis, mainly for electrical generation. Other
potential sources of energy will include palm diesel and hydrogen fuel.”
KEY DIRECTION
PBT Pasir
Gudang
(PBTPG)
Sub Total 300.00 -
PGIE T3 1 x 60 132/22 60.00 - 2002
Tg. Langsat 1 2 x 90 132/33 180.00 - 2003
Johor Port
Pasir Putih
Tg. Langsat 2
2 x 90
2 x 30
2 x 90
2 x 30
2 x 90
2 x 30
132/33
132/11
132/33
132/11
132/33
132/11
180.00
60.00
180.00
60.00
180.00
60.00
Sub Total 940.00 -
Grand Total 2,200.00 -
-
-
-
-
-
-
2003
2003
2010
2010
2012
2012
UI 3 : SJER will promote the use of Renewable Energy in all new
development projects especially large townships and office
and commercial buildings within the SEC.
New, environmental-friendly methods of generating electricity such
as utilisation of bio-fuels and solar power should be explored. While
SJER has sufficient power till 2025, there should be a move towards
renewable energy sources given the obvious benefits.
Source: SJER CDP 2025
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