The
Sustainable
Energy
Development
Authority
(SEDA)
told
newspaper
The
Malaysian
Reserve
it
will
look
at
amending
the
FITs
before
it
launches
the
next
round
of
quotas
in
July
or
August.
Other
sources
such
as
bioenergy
and
small-hydro
look
set
to
be
the
beneficiaries.
According
to
the
report
–
published
on
SEDA’s
own
website
–
chief
executive
Badriyah
Abdul
Malek
says
“it
is
quite
likely”
that
SEDA
will
adjust
the
tariffs
after
studying
the
uptake
of
the
first
quota
of
FIT
support.
She
says
that
since
the
launch
of
the
subsidy
programme…
