Cypark develops, builds, and operates renewable power plants across solar, biogas, biomass, and future energy-storage technologies (BESS). With a portfolio exceeding 400 MWp nationwide, Cypark is recognised as one of Malaysia's most experienced and diversified clean-energy players.

Ground Mounted Solar

Cypark designs and constructs large-scale solar plants across flat, hilly, and engineered terrains.

Each plant is optimised for site conditions through advanced soil stabilisation, drainage, and digital engineering design to ensure consistent generation and long-term reliability.

Our notable ground-mounted projects include the development of the 49MWp Sik Solar Plant in Kedah, one of Malaysia's most technically challenging high-elevation solar sites.

13.1 MWp - Pajam, Negeri Sembilan
49MWp – Sik, Kedah

Floating Solar

Floating solar plants are deployed on reservoirs, lakes, or disused mining ponds, conserving valuable land and improving energy performance through natural water-cooling.

Cypark's development of the 98 MWp Danau Tok Uban Floating Solar Plant in Kelantan is the largest of its kind in Malaysia, featuring UV-resistant pontoons, modular walkways and robust mooring systems designed for tropical wind and wave conditions.

Beyond clean power generation, floating arrays reduce water evaporation and algae growth, contributing to sustainable water-resource management.

98MWp – Danau Tok Uban, Kelantan

Hybrid Solar

Cypark pioneered Malaysia's first hybrid solar development, combining both ground-mounted and floating arrays within a single integrated renewable park.

The 172MWp Merchang Hybrid Solar Plant in Terengganu exemplifies this innovation — maximising energy yield from both land and water surfaces while optimising grid interconnection and maintenance efficiency.

This dual-configuration approach sets a new benchmark for large-scale renewable design in flood-prone or water-adjacent areas.

172MWp - Merchang, Terengganu

Biogas

Cypark's biogas plants convert organic and agricultural waste, primarily palm-oil mill effluent (POME), into renewable electricity. Through anaerobic digestion, captured methane fuels high-efficiency generator engines that supply clean power to the national grid under the FiT programme.

Kampung Gajah, Perak

Biomass

Cypark's biomass facilities transform empty fruit bunches (EFB) and other agricultural residues into Biomass Engineered Fuel (BEF) — a low-carbon substitute for coal used in industrial power generation and export markets. This initiative supports Malaysia's Circular Economy Blueprint (2025–2035) by turning waste into sustainable energy.

Kampung Gajah, Perak

Battery Energy Storage System

As the next growth pillar, BESS will enable renewable electricity to be stored and dispatched during peak demand, strengthening grid stability and system reliability. Cypark is developing large-scale BESS projects to complement its solar and hybrid portfolio, supporting Malaysia's transition to a smarter, more flexible, and resilient power system.