The document provides an overview of Malaysia's energy generation capacity from 2010 to 2013, highlighting a growth in installed capacity from 24 GW to 26 GW. It includes a detailed breakdown of the generation capacity fuel mix as of 2013, with gas and coal being the predominant sources. The report also discusses the rise in retail electricity prices and the growth of renewable energy, particularly solar, which saw a significant increase in installed capacity from 13 MW in 2010 to 200 MW in 2014. The document projects further growth in solar capacity up to 2020 and notes the absence of wind energy development due to current tariff programs.
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