Maxis expands solar-as-a-service offering to Peninsular Malaysia

Posted on April 30, 2025 by Guest authors

Malaysian telco Maxis said on Tuesday it is expanding its solar energy-as-a-service solution for households across Peninsular Malaysia, following its initial launch in 400 homes in the Klang Valley late last year.

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