Power company backs Malaysian renewable energy institute | The Malaysian Insight

Chinese energy company CGN is set to invest, through its Malaysian subsidiary Edra Power Holdings, in the development of training facilities and programmes to create high quality talent pool locally. – The Malaysian Insight file/CGN handout pic, June 9, 2019.

EDRA Power Holdings plans to set up an international institute in Malaysia to cultivate local talent in renewable energy under the aegis of its parent company, China General Nuclear Power Corporation . It will be one of eight training institutes in CGN’s active exploration for international talent training methods to support its worldwide operations.

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