What energy sources does Brunei use?

The DES operates a diesel power plant (Belingos) and four natural gas power stations (Gadong 1A, Gadong 2, Bukit Panggal, and Lumut). In recent years, Brunei has recognised the need to diversify its energy sources and has set a goal of including 10% renewable energy sources in its energy mix by 2035.

Where can I find information about power plants in Brunei Darussalam?

Global Energy Observatory/Google/KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm/Enipedia/World Resources Institute/database.earth Data and information about power plants in Brunei Darussalam plotted on an interactive map.

How many power plants are there in Brunei?

These five power plants provide about 58% of the country's electrical needs, mainly serving residential areas. The Brunei National Energy Company (BNEC) is the state-owned utility company that operates and manages the electricity supply network in the country.

What infrastructure projects have been completed in Brunei?

Recently, construction commenced on two significant infrastructure projects: Brunei's expansion project of Muara Port's container terminal and Chile's Rucalhue Hydropower Plant. Brunei's expansion project of Muara Port's container terminal

Where is BSP's flagship solar PV plant located in Brunei?

BSP's flagship solar PV plant is located at G11 along Jalan Tengah, Seria. It is the second solar plant in Brunei and was constructed over seven months. During this time, almost 7,000 solar panels were installed on the four hectares of land. The 3.3MWp plant produced its first power on 30th March 2021.

How will solar power benefit Brunei?

Solar power generated at the HIS Royal Highness The Crown Prince's officiating of the SERIA Energy Lab will benefit Brunei by offsetting some of the power used by the BSP Head Office, equivalent to the electricity consumption of approximately 600 households per year. On a national level, the power generated will contribute towards Brunei’s target of producing 100MWp renewable energy by 2025.