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Gentari

Develops and deploys low-carbon energy solutions

Overview

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Gentari is a clean energy solutions company owned by PETRONAS that pursues and delivers integrated, lower-carbon energy across three pillars: Renewable Energy, Hydrogen, and Green Mobility. Its offerings span the electron value chain, helping commercial, industrial, and retail customers reach net zero emissions. Products include utility-scale solar, onshore and offshore wind, and battery storage projects; low-carbon hydrogen production and supply; and support for the EV ecosystem through charging points and Vehicle-as-a-Service offerings. Compared with competitors, Gentari leverages PETRONAS backing to provide an end-to-end, multi-pillar portfolio aligned with net-zero goals, operating across the Asia-Pacific region. Its goals include building 30-40 GW of installed renewable capacity by 2030, producing up to 1.2 million tonnes per year of clean hydrogen by 2030, and capturing more than 10% of charging points and VaaS market share in key APAC markets by 2030.

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Why Gentari is rated
B-
Rated B on Competitive Edge
Rated B on Growth Potential
Rated C on Differentiation

Industries

Automotive & TransportationEnergy

Company Size

51-200

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Founded

2022

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What believers are saying

  • Gentari completed KLIA2 solar on 13 July 2026 and Kerteh PECC solar on 2 November 2026.
  • On 1 October 2026, Gentari added a Chief Commercial Officer and Chief Hydrogen Officer.
  • Charge+ and Gentari Go expanded regional roaming on 20 August 2026, strengthening Southeast Asian network effects.

What critics are saying

  • The 2029 Perak project still needs 2027 closings, financing, permits, and flawless execution.
  • BYD Flash Charging remains exploratory; no locations or rollout timeline exist as of 21 October 2026.
  • Gentari depends on PETRONAS-backed capital; a project miss would stall growth and employer credibility.

What makes Gentari unique

  • PETRONAS-owned Gentari pairs utility-scale renewables with EV charging and hydrogen across Asia.
  • The 29 September 2026 GKinta deal targets 680MWac plus four-hour battery storage for data centers.
  • Gentari Go already spans over 18,000 roaming chargers across Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, and India.

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  • Flexible Work Hours

Company News

Lowyat.NET
Oct 21st, 2026
Gentari, BYD explore 1.5MW Flash Charging network in Malaysia.

Gentari, BYD explore 1.5MW Flash Charging network in Malaysia. The companies will assess potential sites along major intercity routes. Gentari and BYD have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to explore deploying the latter's megawatt-level Flash Charging technology in Malaysia. As you may recall, the automaker had previously announced plans to introduce the technology locally back in July, and this latest agreement marks a step towards making that a reality. To recap, BYD's Flash Charging technology can deliver up to 1.5MW of power, potentially providing compatible EVs with approximately 400km of driving range in just five minutes under optimal conditions. The proposed collaboration aims to expand ultra-fast charging infrastructure beyond showrooms, particularly along major intercity routes connecting key population centres. Gentari and BYD to assess potential charging locations. The MoU was signed earlier today in Shenzhen, China by Gentari Group CEO Sushil Purohit and BYD Malaysia Managing Director Jacob Ma. Under the agreement, both companies will identify suitable locations for Flash Charging stations, especially along key intercity corridors. They will also assess power infrastructure requirements, battery energy storage systems (BESS), technical and commercial feasibility, and potential operating models to support future deployment. The collaboration combines Gentari's experience in developing and operating EV charging networks with BYD's battery and high-power charging technology. Both companies will also explore potential collaboration in renewable energy generation and energy storage. In a statement, Purohit said charging speed is only one part of the equation, as drivers also need conveniently located stations backed by reliable power supplies and dependable operations. He also believes that the partnership could help strengthen Malaysia's EV charging ecosystem and support wider adoption. Meanwhile, BYD vice president and general manager of Asia Pacific Auto Sales Division, Liu Xueliang, said Malaysia remains an important market for the company. He added that BYD hopes the collaboration will contribute to a faster, more convenient and connected charging experience for local EV users. Rollout timeline yet to be confirmed. For now, the MoU remains at the exploratory stage, and neither company has announced a deployment timeline or confirmed locations for the proposed stations. If the plans materialise, the technology could significantly shorten charging stops for compatible EVs on longer journeys, although actual charging speeds and range gained will depend on vehicle compatibility and operating conditions. Updated 6:15 pm, Wed, 21 October 26

AdvanceH2
Oct 7th, 2026
Asia-Pacific's energy future: collaboration for clean electricity and hydrogen solutions.

Asia-Pacific's energy future: collaboration for clean electricity and hydrogen solutions. Key points. * Vietnam to export renewable electricity to Malaysia and Singapore through a Joint Development Agreement. * Gentari, PETRONAS' clean energy arm, is spearheading hydrogen and renewable energy initiatives across Asia. * Cross-border electricity trade is crucial for enhancing regional energy resilience and security. * The success of the energy transition will depend on delivering clean energy reliably and affordably. The Asia-Pacific region is facing a significant energy challenge, urging a transformation of its energy system while simultaneously expanding its energy capacity. Governments and businesses in the region are increasingly focused on generating lower-carbon energy sources that do not compromise reliability or affordability essential for economic growth. The Joint Development Agreement between Vietnam, Malaysia, and Singapore aims to explore the export of renewable electricity, marking an important step in addressing this challenge. As the demand for electricity rises due to advancements in artificial intelligence, data centers, and electrification, the focus is shifting from mere capacity building to ensuring effective delivery of clean energy. Gentari, the clean energy arm of PETRONAS, is actively working to create a regional platform focused on renewable energy, hydrogen, and green mobility. The company has established substantial renewable energy and storage capacity across Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore, and India, with a total of 9.1 gigawatts either installed or under construction. Gentari is also developing hydrogen supply chains and creating connections for electric mobility through extensive charging networks across these nations. As energy systems become increasingly interconnected, initiatives such as the ASEAN Power Grid highlight the importance of cross-border electricity trading. This allows countries to draw on complementary resources and diversify energy supply, ultimately strengthening regional resilience against energy disruptions. Project VMS, a proposed renewable electricity connection between Vietnam, Malaysia, and Singapore, showcases how business-led collaborations can translate regional ambitions into actionable opportunities for energy cooperation. For the Asia-Pacific region, the energy transition's success will not only be measured by the amount of renewable capacity installed but also by how effectively clean energy can meet demand reliably and affordably. The journey from ambition to action is essential, requiring a shift towards energy certainty - where clean energy is delivered where and when it is needed to foster economic growth. This necessitates developing infrastructures, technologies, and partnerships capable of balancing supply and consumption, essential for a sustainable energy future in the region. October 7, 2026 at 07:20 AM

EdgeProp Malaysia
Oct 5th, 2026
S P Setia, Gentari to explore green mobility collaboration.

S P Setia, Gentari to explore green mobility collaboration. 5 October, 2026 Updated:about 3 hours ago PETALING JAYA (Oct 5): S P Setia Bhd and clean energy solutions company Gentari through its subsidiary Gentari Green Mobility Sdn Bhd have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to explore a strategic collaboration in clean energy and green mobility solutions, including the potential deployment of electric vehicle (EV) charging facilities at selected Setia developments. According to a media release today, the parties will discuss opportunities relating to the identification, feasibility assessment, installation, operation and maintenance of EV charging facilities at identified Setia sites. The collaboration also contemplates joint efforts to promote EV adoption, improve visibility and access to EV charging infrastructure, and explore future business collaboration in clean energy and green mobility solutions across the Setia group. Setia president and CEO Datuk Zaini Yusoff said the MoU reflects the developer's continued focus on creating sustainable communities and enriching lifestyles across its residential, commercial and integrated township developments. "As a leading township and community developer, Setia has a responsibility to shape future-ready environments that enable more sustainable, connected and liveable lifestyles. Making EV charging more accessible within our townships is a practical step towards accelerating the shift to greener mobility, helping reduce reliance on petrol, lower vehicle emissions and support Malaysia's transition towards a lower-carbon future. It also strengthens the value proposition of our existing developments by enhancing everyday convenience, amenities and liveability for the communities that already call Setia home." "Through our collaboration with Gentari, we aim to turn sustainability ambitions into practical solutions that create lasting value for our residents and developments, while reinforcing Setia's position as a progressive developer building resilient communities for the future," added Zaini. Meanwhile, Fadzrul Ahmad, Gentari's chief green mobility officer said the collaboration reflects a shared intent to make EV charging more accessible, practical and part of everyday life. "At Gentari, EdgeProp is committed to being a trusted green mobility ecosystem partner, delivering accessible and high-performance EV charging at scale. "Through our collaboration with Setia, we are exploring how charging infrastructure can be integrated into thriving communities across Setia's townships and developments, making EV adoption more practical and convenient for residents and visitors while supporting Malaysia's transition towards a lower-carbon future," Fadzrul said. Gentari, wholly owned by PETRONAS, is a clean energy solutions company operating across Renewable Energy, Hydrogen and Green Mobility. Through its portfolio of renewables, low-carbon fuels and mobility offerings, Gentari supports customers in addressing evolving energy needs while balancing energy security, reliability and affordability. With a growing presence across Asia Pacific, Gentari works with governments, businesses and communities to develop and deploy energy solutions that support economic development and energy transition priorities across the region. Related tags S P Setia Gentari green mobility Follow EdgeProp. Follow its channels to receive property news updates 24/7 round the clock.

Gentari
Oct 1st, 2026
Gentari announces Chief Hydrogen Officer and Chief Commercial Officer appointments.

Gentari announces Chief Hydrogen Officer and Chief Commercial Officer appointments. Published 1 October 2026 Gentari is pleased to announce the appointment of M. Huzaini Ghazali as Chief Hydrogen Officer and Nick Wright as Chief Commercial Officer, effective 1 October 2026. M. Huzaini Ghazali will transition from his role as Chief Strategy and Portfolio Officer to Chief Hydrogen Officer, succeeding Michèle Azalbert. Nick Wright will join Gentari's leadership team as Chief Commercial Officer, leading the company's Data Centre and Enterprise Growth business. These appointments strengthen its leadership team and bring together a blend of established Gentari experience and external expertise across two important areas of its business. Huzaini takes on the Hydrogen mandate with a strong foundation to build on, and I'm pleased to welcome Nick to the team. I would also like to thank Michèle Azalbert for her leadership in establishing its Hydrogen business and advancing opportunities across key markets. Gentari Sdn Bhd wish her every success ahead. Sushil Purohit, Group Chief Executive Officer of Gentari Huzaini brings over two decades of experience spanning engineering, strategy, commercial development and portfolio management across the global energy landscape. A founding member of the PETRONAS Clean Energy Solutions Transition team, he was instrumental in developing the integrated value capture plans that laid the foundation for Gentari's establishment. Since joining Gentari in 2023, he has played a key role in shaping the company's long-term strategic direction. As Chief Strategy and Portfolio Officer, he was responsible for enterprise-wide strategic and portfolio planning, investment governance, Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A), while leading strategic partnerships, advocacy and communications. He also played a leading role in Project Vietnam-Malaysia-Singapore (VMS), a strategic collaboration supporting regional power integration and cross-border renewable energy supply within ASEAN. More updates Get in touch Level 30, Permata Sapura, Kuala Lumpur City Centre, 50088 Kuala Lumpur [email protected] Cookies. Gentari Sdn Bhd use cookies to enhance your browsing experience, serve personalised ads or content, and analyse its traffic. By clicking 'Accept All', you consent to its use of cookies. For more details of its cookies policy, read its privacy statement.

The Star Media Group
Sep 30th, 2026
Trading ideas: SD Guthrie, Gamuda, yinson, MRCB, vantris energy, kelington, aeon Credit, V.S Industry, scientex, sern Kou, kim Loong.

Trading ideas: SD Guthrie, Gamuda, yinson, MRCB, vantris energy, kelington, aeon Credit, V.S Industry, scientex, sern Kou, kim Loong. Wednesday, 30 Sep 2026 | 8:31 AM MYT KUALA LUMPUR: Here is a recap of the announcements that made headlines in Corporate Malaysia. SD Guthrie Bhd, Gamuda Bhd and Gentari Renewables Sdn Bhd's joint venture is pursuing a 21-year renewable energy supply deal for a 680MW solar and battery storage project in Perak. The project, which will power data centres in Malaysia, is expected to generate more than RM10bil in gross revenue. Separately, Gamuda Bhd's net profit for the financial year ended July 31, 2026 (FY2026) rose 5% to a record RM1.05bil, while revenue climbed 14% to an all-time high of RM18.6bil on stronger construction earnings. Its construction order book reached a record RM61bil, with domestic construction earnings surging 49% to RM461mil, largely driven by data centre projects. Yinson Holdings Bhd's second quarter ended July 31, 2026 (2Q27) net profit rose 26.7% year-on-year to RM128mil despite a 16.7% decline in revenue to RM1.14bil. The group remains cautiously optimistic on FY27, backed by about US$19.3bil in contracted revenue from its operational FPSO fleet and long-term renewable energy agreements. Malaysian Resources Corporation Bhd's unit has partnered with Saudi Arabia's RUA AlHaram AlMakki Company to explore a RM22.86bil transport-oriented mixed-use development within King Salman Gate in Mecca. Vantris Energy Bhd posted a 2Q27 net profit of RM75.3mil, reversing a RM230.8mil loss a year earlier and marking its third consecutive profitable quarter following its financial restructuring. Its order book rose to RM7bil as at end-July from RM5.9bil in the preceding quarter. Kelington Group Bhd has secured a RM172mil contract for an advanced data storage manufacturing facility in Kuching, bringing its year-to-date contract wins to RM3.77bil. Aeon Credit Service (M) Bhd's 2Q net profit fell 17.9% to RM59.3mil despite higher revenue, weighed down by increased impairment losses and finance costs. V.S Industry Bhd slipped into a RM55.3mil net loss in FY26 from a RM33mil profit a year earlier, weighed down by weak consumer demand, margin pressure and a RM39.7mil impairment charge. Scientex Bhd is proposing to acquire a 70% stake in China-based flexible packaging manufacturer Mintpack for RM101.5mil, expanding its consumer packaging footprint in China. Sern Kou Resources Bhd's 51%-owned subsidiary will cease its loss-making plywood manufacturing operations, affecting 88 employees, with most to be retrenched or transferred within the group. Kim Loong Resources Bhd's 2Q27 net profit fell to RM44.94mil from RM47.31mil a year earlier, while revenue declined to RM422.76mil from RM436.19mil. For the first half, net profit rose to RM100.12mil from RM89.23mil, while revenue increased to RM872.42mil from RM847.91mil. Powerwell has partnered with Socomec Innovative Solution (Malaysia) to pursue opportunities in Malaysia's growing data centre and hyperscale market, focusing on integrated power distribution and UPS solutions.

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