DPM Fadillah urges Malaysia to tighten battery safety standards as energy storage use expands
KLANG, Nov 12 — Malaysia needs to strengthen safety standards and certification for battery energy storage systems...
Malaysia's Deputy Prime Minister, Datuk Seri Fadillah Yusof, has called for the strengthening of safety standards and certification for battery energy storage systems (BESS) to ensure safe and sustainable use of the technology as the country accelerates its transition to renewable energy. Fadillah emphasized that safety should be a top priority in developing energy storage technology, as system failures could lead to risks like thermal runaway and fires.
He highlighted the importance of adhering to high standards of safety, quality, and performance in BESS installations, as well as meeting technical requirements and international best practices. The Deputy Prime Minister also encouraged collaboration among relevant ministries and agencies, such as the Standards Department Malaysia and the Energy Commission, to develop suitable standards for domestic use and serve as a benchmark at regional and international levels.
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