Transcript UPDATE ON EE&C ACTIVITIES IN MALAYSIA Singapore 6th June 2007 9th MALAYSIA PLAN (9th MP) – ENERGY EFFICIENCY & CONSERVATION 1)       Focus on EE initiatives in.

UPDATE ON EE&C ACTIVITIES IN
MALAYSIA
Singapore
6th June 2007
9th MALAYSIA PLAN (9th MP) –
ENERGY EFFICIENCY & CONSERVATION
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Focus on EE initiatives in industrial and commercial
sectors
Use more EE lightings & air-conditioning systems
EE measures & improvements in plants, equipment &
processes
Efficient Electrical Energy Management Regulation
Amendment of UBBL to include MS:1525
Labelling of electrical appliances
Encourage more use of High Efficient Motors
9th MP – EE&C (cont’d)
2) More awareness on EE to be initiated
EE&RE courses in higher learning institutions
 Special courses for professionals and ESCOs in
energy-related management
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3) Promote greater EE in government buildings
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Energy audits to further improve EE
4) Further improvement of financial and
fiscal incentives
EE INITIATIVES
 Preparation of Legislative Framework
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Final Draft of Efficient Management of Electrical Energy
Regulations
Inclusion of EE elements in Uniform Building By-Laws
(UBBL)
Guidelines for EE Equipments drafted
 Fiscal Incentives Given to Companies Dealing with EE
since 2001
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Pioneer Status, Investment Tax Allowance, Import Duty
& Sales Tax Exemption
EE&C Guidelines for Malaysian
Industries
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Background:
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The government through its cooperation with Japan government
under the GPP (Green Partnership Programme) has included
energy benchmarking as one of its main programme agenda
PTM under the Malaysian Industrial Energy Efficiency
Improvement Project (MIEEIP) took up the role to develop the
Energy Efficiency and Conservation Guidelines as an
enhancement to the existing Benchmarking programme.
The development of the guidelines was kicked off with
assistance from JETRO and ECCJ, which dispatched experts to
guide and review the guideline development.
Energy Commission is taking the role roles of steering the
development and publishing the guidelines.
Japan Green Partnership Policy (GPP) Project 2005
Overall Benchmarking Enhancement Programme –
Internal Benchmarking
JAPAN GREEN PARTNERSHIP POLICY (GPP) PROJECT 2005
BENHMARKING PROGRAMME ENHANCEMENT - INTERNAL BENCHMARKING
STEPS
1 Year (2006)
ACTIVITIES
1Q
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Seminar on Benchmarking Activity & Energy Conservation (EC)
Guidelines
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Draft Energy Conservation (EC) Guidelines
Formation of Working Group
2.2
Dispatch of Japanese Expert
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Workshop
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Drafting of Energy Consevation Guidelines (by Working Group)
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Pilot Factory Participation (1 or 2 factories from each sector)
3Q
2 Year (2007)
4Q
1Q
2Q
3Q
3 Year (2008)
4Q
1Q
2Q
3Q
4Q
After
2009
Remarks
1st week of March
Dissemination Activity by PTM
2.1
2Q
April-June
1 yr - May, Sept, Dec (for Electrical
Equipment)
2yr - May, Sept, Dec (for Heat
Equipmentt)
1yr & 2yr - Sept
3.1
Selection of Host Site (Target standard factory)
Final Selection
3.2
EC Guidelines Implementation
3yr - April till Nov
3.3
Seminar / Workshop
3yr - Oct
Summary:
= planning activity
Electrical Energy- Use Equipment
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Objectives:
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provide guidance to the Malaysian Industries for
efficient utilization of electrical energy-use equipment
in a generic way.
 To promote EE and EC activities in Malaysian
industries particularly on the energy benchmarking of
commonly-used equipments
 Encourage industries to use the guidelines as a
reference document for EE and EC activities
 Reduce the emissions of greenhouse gases (GHG)
that have global warming potentials through efficient
use of energy in equipment
EQUIPMENT
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Transformers
Motors
Chillers
Cooling towers
Fans and blowers
Lighting
Pumps
Air compressors
Zero Energy Office
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Zero Energy Office (ZEO) of Pusat
Tenaga Malaysia
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Completion July 2007
Energy Audit Government Buildings
Energy Audits 10 Government buildings
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Economic Planning Unit, Prime Minister Department
Complex
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Ministry of Finance Complex
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Ministry of Domestic Trade
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Ministry of Defence
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Selayang Hospital
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Immigration Department
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Cawangan Berek Tengah Markas 93 Bn Kp
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Universiti Malaya Medical Centre
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General Hospital Kuala Lumpur
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Pengkalan TLDM Lumut
Objectives
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To support PM Commitment
Catalyst to realize the target of 10%
reduction of energy consumption.
To identify enabling factors - technical,
management and legal.
To create awareness among the public
and government offices/ buildings on
EE practices.
To promote a sustainable EE
programme in the management of
government buildings.
Output Expected From Project
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Energy audit report
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energy performance of building
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measures to reduce energy consumption - technical,
management and legal.
Trained staffs on energy management and implementation
of Energy Efficiencies and conservation activities.
Data on Building Energy Index for government buildings in
Malaysia for various type and categories.
Best practices and policy recommendation on energy
conservation in various types of buildings.
CETREE Activities
Center for Education and Training on RE and EE
(CETREE)- to provide quality information and services to increase
awareness amongst the public, private sector and government officials
on the applications and benefits of Renewable Energy (RE) and Energy
Efficiency (EE).
 Developed RE and EE in school curriculum.
 Trained school teachers on the RE and EE subjects.
 Conducted competition
 Demo school project
NEXT ACTION
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Develop EE and EC Guidelines
for Malaysia Industries
(Part 2: Thermal equipment)
 Execute pilot projects in
accordance with the guidelines
 Extend EE labelling equipment
(from refrigerator and motor)
 Encourage local manufacturers
to introduce and produce more
EE equipment
NEXT STEPS
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Government intervention necessary
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Regulatory framework – EE Regulations, UBBL
Building The Critical Mass
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More energy audits in Government buildings
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Human resource development
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Continue capacity building through regional and
international cooperation – DANIDA, UNDP, GEF, NEDO,
GPP etc.
CONCLUSION
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Importance of strengthening the regulatory
framework for sustainable energy development
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Energy efficiency programme could give a lot of
benefit such as:
1. Lower production cost to stay competitive
2. Long term profit
3. Cash flow for other priority
e.g. promotion campaign
4. Improvement in productivity
Thank You
Pusat Tenaga Malaysia
Level 8, SAPURA@MINES
No. 7, Jalan Tasik
The Mines Resort City
43300 Seri Kembangan
Selangor
Website: www.ptm.org.my
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