KUALA LUMPUR: Jiankun International Bhd (JIB) has inked a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Micro Energy Holdings (M) Sdn Bhd (MEH) to advance an eco-conscious future further.
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This partnership illustrates the potential of sustainable development in the real estate industry and underlines a commitment to innovation and responsible development by installing solar photovoltaic (PV) systems in JIB’s Taman Panchor Jaya @ Nibong Tebal, Penang.
JIB Executive Director and Chief Executive Officer Edwin Silvester Das said this initiative with MEH is more than an advancement in the company’s project portfolio.
“It is a leap towards a greener Malaysia. By integrating sustainable solutions like solar energy into our luxury housing development, we aim to create not just homes but a legacy of environmentally responsible living,” he said in a statement.
According to Edwin, the Taman Panchor Jaya @ Nibong Tebal will set a benchmark for environmentally conscious developments without compromising elegance and comfort.
This initiative, expected to be completed in July 2026, will feature 116 double-storey units equipped with a minimum of 2.2KW solar systems, underscoring JIB’s investment in green technology and its environmental and community benefits.
“The partnership between JIB and MEH for the Taman Panchor Jaya @ Nibong Tebal project reflects our foresight in melding luxury with eco-efficiency.
“We are steering the Malaysian property market towards a horizon where luxury and sustainability coexist,” Edwin said.
JIB announced in December 2023 that it had acquired a 99.99% stake in Oriental Link Properties (M) Sdn Bhd (OLP).
The acquisition enlarged JIB’s footprint and enriched its portfolio with OLP’s high-value projects.
The Taman Panchor Jaya @ Nibong Tebal Penang represents a gross development value (GDV) of RM72.69 million and will be a gated community, indicating substantial returns rooted in strategic location and advanced planning.
The development, nestled on a verdant 7.58-acre land, is projected to attract buyers keen on green energy and sustainable living.
MEH Chairman Tan Sri Abdul Aziz Jaafar said the company’s collaboration with JIB on the Taman Panchor Jaya project epitomises the fusion of modern technology and environmental stewardship.
“By harnessing solar power, we contribute to a sustainable future and set a precedent for integrating green energy solutions in real estate development.
“This partnership is a testament to our commitment to innovation and dedication to promoting sustainable living across Malaysia,” he said.
JIB Executive Director Datuk Ir Donald Lim said this green initiative aligns with Malaysia’s aspirations for sustainable urban development and supports the nation’s agenda to reduce its carbon footprint for the country.
“The project promises to lower energy costs for residents, increase the value of their properties, and contribute to the overall welfare by fostering a healthier environment,” he said.