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#9 From: <setip@...>
Date: Wed Nov 13, 2002 6:32 am
Subject: Looking for speakers for an ASHRAE seminar
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Subject: [TC47-L] Looking for speakers for an ASHRAE seminar
From: "Beausoleil-Morrison, Ian" <ibeausol@...>
Date: Tue, November 12, 2002 9:16 pm
To: <TC47-L@...>

I am organizing a seminar for an upcoming ASHRAE meeting (either June
2003 or January 2004) with the working title "Successful applications of
energy simulation in building design".  Speakers are required to discuss
the following topics:

* Applying simulation during the preliminary and detailed design
phases to improve energy efficiency and to reduce capital and operating
costs.  This should not be for ultra high performing green buildings, but
rather for more conventional construction.
* Experiences in using simulation for qualifying for utility or
government incentive programmes.

If you fit the bill and are interested, please contact me before the end
of November.

Regards,
- Ian

Ian Beausoleil-Morrison, Ph.D.
Leader / Building Simulation Team
CANMET Energy Technology Centre
Natural Resources Canada
580 Booth Street, 13th Floor
Ottawa, K1A 0E4

(613) 943-2262  phone
(613) 996-9909  fax
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Date: Tue Nov 19, 2002 2:41 am
Subject: Final Announcement - INTELLIGENT BUILDING DESIGN WORKSHOP
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FINAL ANNOUNCEMENT
 
"INTELLIGENT BUILDING DESIGN WORKSHOP"
- Computer Simulation & MECM Low Energy Office Building
 
19th DECEMBER 2002
RENAISSANCE PALM GARDEN HOTEL, PUTRAJAYA
 
ORGANISED BY
KEMENTERIAN TENAGA,
TELEKOMUNIKASI & MULTIMEDIA MALAYSIA
 
AND
DANIDA
 
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KEY ISSUES THAT WILL BE ADDRESSED
 
- Energy-10 Design Software, the Energy Simulation Tool Used for MECM Building.
- Computerised Fluid Dynamic Analysis (CFD) for Natural Ventilation.
- Update on The Energy Efficient MECM Building in Putrajaya.
- Modelling of Light and Shade.
- Choice of Materials for Energy Efficient Buildings.
- Demonstration of the E-10 Design Software in Breakout Groups
 
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q       Yes! Please register my interest in participation for this workshop.

 Name: (Dato’/ Dr./ Mr./ Ms): _______________________________________________________________ 

Designation: __________________________________________________________________________

Organisation: __________________________________________________________________________

Address: ______________________________________________________________________________

Tel no: ________________________________  H/p no: _________________________________________ 

Fax no:________________________________   E-mail: _______________________________________

 Kementerian Tenaga, Komunikasi dan Multimedia, 
LG, Wisma Damansara, Jalan Semantan, 50668 Kuala Lumpur. 
Tel No: 03- 2087 5163/ 5196 Fax No: 03- 2093 3989

Contact person : Ms. Deepa (deepa@...) or Mr. Steve  (steve@...) 

Participation fee: RM 100.00 per person
Note: Limited number of participants.
Participation by invitation only

 

 

 


 
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#12 From: "Steve Anthony Lojuntin" <setip@...>
Date: Tue Nov 19, 2002 5:34 am
Subject: CONSTRUCTION of the first three of 26 biomass-based power plants in Malaysia will start soon
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CONSTRUCTION of the first three of 26 biomass-based power plants in Malaysia will start soon.
 
By ZAIDI ISHAM ISMAIL [source: e-media] [http://www.emedia.com.my]
 
Malaysia Energy Centre (MEC) chief executive officer Dr Hassan Ibrahim said civil engineering works for three small power producers (SPPs) will begin anytime now. The SPPs are Bumibiopower Sdn Bhd, TSH Resources Bhd in Sabah and Jana Landfill Sdn Bhd. “The Government has given licences to the three SPPs,” he told reporters after signing a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the Malaysian Palm Oil Board (MPOB) on biomass-based power generation in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. MEC is a unit of the Energy, Communications and Multimedia Ministry.
 
Biomass refers to renewable agricultural waste generated by oil palm plantations, padi cultivation, forestry activities, sawmilling, sugarcane planting, dried grass, municipal refuse and other related operations. Based on a price of between RM4,000 and RM5,000 per kilowatt hour (kWh), a biomass-based power plant of 10-megawatt (MW) capacity would cost between RM40 million and RM50 million to build.
 
Bumibiopower’s renewable energy plant, which uses oil palm waste as biomass fuel, will be located in Pantai Remis, Perak. The plant is expected to be completed in two years’ time and will have a generating capacity of 5.2MW. Jana Landfill’s energy plant in Puchong, Selangor, will have a generating capacity of 2MW and will use landfill gas as fuel. Jana Landfill is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Tenaga Nasional Bhd.
 
Tenaga had in September last year signed a renewable energy purchase agreement (REPA) each with Jana Landfill and Bumibiopower under the Small Renewable Energy Programme (SREP). Under the agreement, TNB agreed to purchase electricity from Bumibiopower at 16.7 sen per kWh for 21 years, and from Jana Landfill at 16.5 sen per kWh for 15 years. Janalandfill will obtain its fuel through the natural decomposition process of municipal waste at the landfill site.
 
"The 23 companies have been given the approval to build their plants but they have yet to negotiate with TNB on the selling price of its electricity to the national utility company," Hassan said. He added negotiations may take a year. TNB is the only buyer of electricity in Peninsular Malaysia from the SPPs and independent power producers (IPPs).
 
IPPs include YTL Power International Bhd, Port Dickson Power Bhd and Malakoff Bhd. "TNB has shown its support for the project by agreeing to buy power generated from biomass-based plants by SPPs at 17 sen per kilowatt-hour," said Hassan. TNB currently buys power from the IPPs at between 11 sen and 14 sen per kWh.
 
It is expected that by 2005, renewable energy will comprise about five per cent of Malaysia’s energy supply or equivalent to about 700 MW. The national electricity supply is projected at 15,000MW by 2005. Hassan had earlier signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Malaysian Palm Oil Board (MPOB) on how Malaysia can fully generate power by using biomass by 2007.
 
MPOB was represented by its deputy director general (I) research and development Dr Ariffin Darus. The event was witnessed by Energy,Communications and Multimedia Deputy Minister Datuk Tan Chai Ho and MEC board of director Datuk Dr Mohd Ariff Araff. The RM150 million project is called the Biomass-based Power Generation and co-generation in the Malaysian Palm Oil Industry and will be completed in 2007. It is jointly funded by the Government, United Nations Development Programme and its unit, Global Environment Facility, MPOB and the private sector. The project’s aim is to reduce the growth rate of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from fossil fuel fired combustion processes and unutilised biomass waste through the acceleration of the growth of biomass-based power generation. It also aims to reduce GHG emissions by the power sector by three to four per cent or about 1,300 kilotonnes by 2005.
 
Malaysia’s palm oil sector has been identified as a source of renewable energy in which 360 mills churn out 30 million tonnes of empty fresh fruit bunches (EFB). These does not include the trunks and fronds, which are either thrown away, used as fertilisers or burned to generate energy. At present, some millers generate its own in-house power using palm oil waste and planss are underway to connect extra power to the national power grid. But the task is not easy due to the high cost involved such as connecting transmission lines to mills of which, some are in located in remote areas. Low usage or low load factor is also taken into account. Financial institutions are also reluctant to give loans as they are not sure of the commercial returns in the long run.
 
The Government under the fifth Fuel Diversification Policy has identified biomass as the fifth source of energy. They include solar, wind, mini hydro and ocean or river wave. The other sources are crude oil, natural gas, hydro or water-based and coal.

#13 From: "asetip" <asetip@...>
Date: Fri Nov 22, 2002 10:16 am
Subject: "Stop Static" and Refuel Safely with Every Fill-up
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“Stop Static” and Refuel Safely with Every Fill-up
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WASHINGTON, September 23 –- The American Petroleum Institute and the Petroleum Equipment Institute announced today they are joining together beginning with National Fire Prevention Week, October 6-12, to remind motorists how to avoid potential problems with static electricity at the gas pump. The groups also are encouraging motorists to follow all safe refueling practices with every fill-up.
 
Fall brings cool, dry air to many parts of the country –- the typical climatic conditions when static electricity build-up is most likely to occur. Static electricity may build up when a motorist re-enters the vehicle during fueling. When the motorist then returns to the vehicle fill pipe during or at the end of refueling, the static may discharge at the fill point, potentially causing a flash fire or a small sustained fire with gasoline refueling vapors.
 
Static electricity-related fires at retail gasoline outlets are extremely unusual, according to API and PEI, but in rare circumstances, these incidents have caused a few injuries and property damage.
 
The primary way consumers can avoid static electricity problems at the gas pump is to stay outside the vehicle while refueling. It may be a temptation to get back in the car when it’s cold, or for any number of reasons. But the average fill-up takes only two minutes, and staying outside the vehicle will greatly minimize the likelihood of any build-up of static electricity that could be discharged at the nozzle.
 
In the rare event a motorist experiences a fire when refueling, leave the nozzle in the fill pipe of your vehicle and back away from the vehicle. Notify the station attendant immediately to shut off all dispensing devices and pumps with emergency controls. If the facility is unattended, use the emergency shutdown button to shut off the pump and use the emergency intercom to summon help. Leaving the pump nozzle in the vehicle will prevent any fire from becoming much more dangerous.
 
Motorists who cannot avoid getting back into the vehicle during refueling should discharge any static away from the fill point upon exiting the car before going back to the pump nozzle. Static may safely be discharged by touching a metal part of the vehicle, such as the vehicle door, or some other metal surface, with a bare hand.
 
Consumers can minimize these and other potential fueling hazards by following safe refueling procedures all year long. For more information on avoiding potential problems with static electricity build-up at the pump, and other safe motor fuel refueling, storage and handling guidelines see API’s web site at http://www.api.org/consumer, and PEI’s web site at http://www.pei.org/static.
 
The joint public awareness campaign by API and PEI will include distribution of audio and video news releases on avoiding potential static problems. These broadcast releases are planned for distribution to television and radio news outlets nationwide for use in October. Similar news advisories including additional safe refueling and fuel handling guidelines will be distributed to a variety of magazines and newspapers for use during the last quarter of the year.
 
Public awareness information also will be introduced in a special education program for attendees at the Petroleum Equipment Institute’s annual convention and trade show October 5-8 at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Florida. PEI's Convention is being held concurrently with the National Association of Convenience Stores (NACS) annual trade show, The NACS Show, also at the Orange County Convention Center. Approximately 25,000 attendees are expected for that combined three-day event which is the convenience store and petroleum marketing industry’s largest trade show. PEI’s special education sessions, including the Focus on Static session, will be open to this targeted audience which includes wholesale and retail gasoline station owners and operators nationwide. About 80 percent of the motor fuels sold in the U.S. are purchased at convenience stores.
 
 

 
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#14 From: "asetip" <asetip@...>
Date: Fri Nov 22, 2002 10:16 am
Subject: Safe Refueling and Fuel Handling Guidelines for Consumers
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Safe Refueling and Fuel Handling Guidelines for Consumers
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Here are consumer refueling and fuel safety guidelines that will help keep you and your family safe when refueling your vehicle or filling up gasoline storage containers:
 
Turn off your vehicle engine while refueling. Put your vehicle in park and/or set the emergency brake. Disable or turn off any auxiliary sources of ignition such as a camper or trailer heater, cooking units, or pilot lights.

Do not smoke, light matches or lighters while refueling at the pump or when using gasoline anywhere else.

Use only the refueling latch provided on the gasoline dispenser nozzle, – never jam the refueling latch on the nozzle open.

Do not re-enter your vehicle during refueling.  In the unlikely event a static-caused fire occurs when refueling, leave the nozzle in the fill pipe and back away from the vehicle. Notify the station attendant immediately.

Do not over-fill or top-off your vehicle tank, which can cause gasoline spillage.
Avoid prolonged breathing of gasoline vapors. Use gasoline only in open areas that get plenty of fresh air. Keep your face away from the nozzle or container opening.

When dispensing gasoline into a container, use only an approved portable container and place it on the ground when refueling to avoid a possible static electricity ignition of fuel vapors. Containers should never be filled while inside a vehicle or its trunk, the bed of a pickup truck or the floor of a trailer.

Only store gasoline in approved containers as required by federal or state authorities. Never store gasoline in glass or any other unapproved containers.

When filling a portable container, manually control the nozzle valve throughout the filling process. Fill a portable container slowly to decrease the chance of static electricity buildup and minimize spilling or splattering.

Fill container no more than 95 percent full to allow for expansion.  Place cap tightly on the container after filling - do not use containers that do not seal properly. If gasoline spills on the container, make sure that it has evaporated before you place the container in your vehicle. Report spills to the attendant.
 
When transporting gasoline in a portable container make sure it is secured against tipping and sliding, and never leave it in direct sunlight or in the trunk of a car.

Never siphon gasoline by mouth nor put gasoline in your mouth for any reason. Gasoline can be harmful or fatal if swallowed. If someone swallows gasoline, do not induce vomiting. Contact a doctor immediately.

Keep gasoline away from your eyes and skin; it may cause irritation. Remove gasoline-soaked clothing immediately.  Use gasoline as a motor fuel only. Never use gasoline to wash your hands or as a cleaning solvent. 
 
 

 
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#15 From: "asetip" <asetip@...>
Date: Sat Nov 23, 2002 6:51 am
Subject: HYDROGEN POWER - Paving the way to a brighter new future in fuel
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HYDROGEN POWER - Paving the way to a brighter new future in fuel
 
by Jeremiah Mondello
 
 
Introduction:
 
When most people think of hydrogen, they think of the first atom on the periodic table, the Hindenburg, and maybe even the hydrogen bomb, but there is much more to hydrogen. On earth the hydrogen atom contains a single proton, around which orbits a single electron. It is also the world’s lightest, most abundant, and most explosive element. For these reasons it is also the most useful, both for its lifting ability, as well as its explosive power. In fact the sun burns up 11 billion pounds of hydrogen every second (McAlister). It was through this burning of hydrogen that photosynthesis created the very fossil fuel we so enjoy today.
 
Hydrogen is considered an “energy storage medium,” much like batteries, (Camp) and can be made quite simply. The best method would be to take electricity to split (electrolyze) water into hydrogen and oxygen. This could be done on a large scale in a hydrogen plant. The US currently produces 100 billion cubic feet per year of hydrogen for industry, and the space program (McAlister).
 
Hydrogen is the heart of all hydro carbon fuels (fossil fuels), pure hydrogen and carbon can be extracted. Carbon is a very reusable resource and is known for it’s light weight and strength (Camp). Carbon would most likely be implemented as a method for storing hydrogen. Rather than using the traditional steal tank, which isn’t as safe. A newer, hi-tech method called, “carbon fiber” can be used to store hydrogen. Currently this method of extracting hydrogen from oil is preferred due to its high efficiency. Which means most hydrogen used today is derived from a fossil fuel, but this will change. Once obtained hydrogen can run virtually every application where other fuels are used today. Basically anything that runs off a flame like a gas stove, anything that runs off a explosion like a internal combustion engine, anything that runs off electricity or could be run by a battery, done through a fuel cell. Or anything else that doesn’t fit into those three categories. Hydrogen can truly run anything that consumes energy of any kind, in any shape or form.
 
The of this paper will be to find out: is it possible for hydrogen to compete with oil in a global market? Determining whether hydrogen actually has the ability. We know hydrogen has the capability to entirely replace fossil fuels altogether, but a single element can not do so alone. The real question is not whether it has the ability, but whether it has the money and support to backup such a challenge. This paper will explore all the possibilities, as well as the views of those who say yes, hydrogen is the key to a bright future creating a renewable, self-sufficient resource that will one day in the near future make oil obsolete, as well as those who will always no.
 
Addressing the feasibility of hydrogen, or weather it can compete, in dollars with oil. Going through all the aspects involved in making the dream of hydrogen become a reality. Explain away many of the myths revolving around hydrogen, proving it to be the safest, cleanest, most powerful, most politically and economically feasible, most profitable and most easily adopted fuel. As the renewable resource that will supply us with all of our energy needs through the twenty-first century and beyond, for as long as the sun continues to shine.
 
Historical Background:
 
The essay you are about to read may sound revolutionary at first, but the technology is all real. Hydrogen was discovered by Henry Cavendish in London, England in 1766 (Zint). Unlike many new ideas for displacing oil, like cold fusion which rely on unproven future technology, hydrogen relies on centuries old proven technology. Which has passed the scrutiny of time.
 
The Perfect Fuel:
 
Hydrogen cars have been in magazines like “Popular Mechanics” for years, new prototype after new prototype, but to what avail? The technology is there, but it will take big business to bring hydrogen to the pump station, to put a hydrogen car on every car lot, and that is exactly what is happening. Countries like; Germany, Saudi Arabia, Russia, Canada and Japan are leading the way. Gas companies like; Exxon Mobil, Texaco, BP and Shell. “We believe in hydrogen as one of the world's principal energy resources far into the future, our aims are two-fold,” says Don Huberts, Chief Executive Officer of Shell Hydrogen. Car companies like; Mercedes, Honda, Ford, GM’s Holden, Toyota and BMW, (see appendices for pictures) "It feels like a normal car. It can be operated like a normal car. And so the feeling for our customers will be, they have a high powered car, a normal car with clean emissions," comments Klaus Pehr, head of concept cars for BMW. Countless others are all trying to get in on the action. The way the new BMW 750hL sedan hydrogen/gasoline, hybrid works, is that it can run on both hydrogen and gasoline, it has two gas caps, when a hydrogen fueling station isn’t available, you just flip the switch and run on gasoline.
 
Gasoline is incredibly cheap, a gallon of water in a grocery store is almost as expensive as a gallon of gasoline, but in the long run no mater what the cost, the switch will need to be made to a renewable energy source. The question is how long, if hydrogen can compete with gasoline only then will this dream of hydrogen become a reality in our foreseeable future. Since oil prices aren’t going up as of just yet, in order for hydrogen to compete with oil in a global market the price is going to go down. It is estimated that hydrogen could, theoretically be cost competitive at seventy-five cents per gallon, equivalent of gasoline. This estimate is if solar dish gensets were used as the electricity source for hydrogen production. Solar gensets hold the worlds record for converting solar energy to electricity (McAlister). Using this method a relatively small area of land could manufacture enough Solar-Hydrogen to supply the entire energy requirements for the United States. According to a study funded by Saudi Arabia ,even if less efficient photovoltaic cells were used, a relatively small area of land could displace all their oil exports (Phoenix Project). No matter what the method, the fact remains, hydrogen is the key to a bright future creating a renewable, self-sufficient resource that will one day in the near future make oil obsolete.
 
Hydrogen has the highest energy to weight ratio, NASA has used it as a rocket fuel since the 1940’s. Most people don’t notice it, but if you watch a shuttle lift off you can see that the three rockets attached to the shuttle its self have a light blue almost clear flame, that is the on board hydrogen rocket. NASA also uses hydrogen for it’s primary fuel while out in space, and for making drinking water, one pound of hydrogen when combined with oxygen will make nine pounds of pure distilled drinking water. Through the process, it will generate a significant amount of usable electricity as a byproduct. The Navy has been using electrolyzers for their submarines to make oxygen for long missions; they would turn on the Diesel engines, and turn the sea water into hydrogen and oxygen, essentially opposite of what NASA is doing. In fact the American Hydrogen Association has one of the original electrolyzers from a submarine. It is still fully functional today, and has over one hundred million life support hours to its credit since 1955, as a oxygen generator for submarines and NATO (ElectroChemistry & Fuel Cell Class Video).
 
When most people think of alternative renewable energy they think of the electric car. You charge it for three hours and only get a fifty mile range. It’s slow, small, uncomfortable, and batteries need replaced every twelve months. With hydrogen you don’t have to give up any of your luxury. In fact, hydrogen is more powerful than gasoline. Liquid Hydrogen has a BTU (British Thermal Unit) of 60,000 per pound where as gasoline has a BTU of 18,000 per pound. Which means that hydrogen is lighter and more powerful, it can go further for it’s weight. While hydrogen is only a energy medium similar to a battery, its much more efficient, powerful and light-weight. In fact there is talk of using hydrogen as a power source for laptops and cell phones (Fuel Cells to run cell phones, Laptops). The reason being that you simply get more power for your weight rather than carrying around those big bulky batteries that are always needing replaced every couple years. You would have a lighter, more compact, stronger battery. It would be done through a fuel cell, basically a compact, reversible electrolyzer, but that’s another essay.
 
Hydrogen has many practical uses, for example, you can easily convert any combustion engine to run on hydrogen. Hydrogen can be used as a cooking fuel, to heat your home, drive your car, and mow your lawn. Hydrogen can run your generator and run the electricity for your home. With the addition of a fuel cell, hydrogen can be turned back to electricity to run your computer, your lights. It can be used in place of electricity, in place of gasoline, and in place or propane or natural gas (Camp). It can be used to suit all the world’s power needs. Unlike with so many things, which only the rich more developed countries, can afford. Hydrogen can power any country where the sun shines.
 
TINJARP:
 
In working with my Technical Advisor I have been able to see hydrogen at work with, my own eyes. He gets his hydrogen in Portland, and has a hydrogen powered generator, barbeque, and lawnmower.
 
I have also been able to do some actual hands on experimenting with a fuel cell car and experiment kit, that came complete with a lab manual which allows you to go through the steps in understanding how the technology works. Best of all the little car actually goes pretty fast (Fuel Cell Car & Experiment Kit).
 
Further more, with the aid of a very helpful web site, I was able to actually build a electrolyzer, from scratch, over the summer (Egel).
 
Political and Economical Implications:
 
Oil is used for a wide range of palmers medicines and fertilizers, but once burned it is forever lost. Remaining oil reserves are being exponentially consumed, on a global scale. Due to increasing population and consumption per population. An example of exponential verses arithmetic: if you start out with a penny and increase arithmetically, by the end of the month you will have thirty-one cents. However,
 
if you start out with a penny and increase exponentially, by the end of the same month you will have ten million, seven hounded thirty-seven thousand, four hounded eighteen dollars and twenty-four cents (ElectroChemistry & Fuel Cell Class Video). This goes to show how inevitable a switch to hydrogen is.
 
The United States consumes approximately two point two billion barrels of oil ever year, supplementing with hydrogen could reduce the trade deficit by sixty billion dollars (McAlister). That’s not even taking into account all the money that they United States spends maintaining the military or, “protecting our investments” in the Middle East. “People who are willing to give up freedom for the sake of short term security, deserve neither freedom or security.” - Benjamin Franklin. It all ties in together our economy the environment, national security and possibly war.
 
Their are those who believe that involvement in the Middle East, taking on the role of, “world police” may be jeopardizing our national security. Which is why we need to be self sufficient, rather than turning to Russia for oil, we should turn to ourselves. It is not only a strain on our finances, but it is also a strain on our safety. Which is why we should act know, before it’s two late and world war three begins.
 
The estimated petroleum reserves in the earths crust is about one trillion barrels of oil, at twenty five billion barrels per year increasing at one to one half percent per year, at current rates there is a thirty year oil supply remaining (McAlister). “Shifting to hydrogen was not a question of whether but when,” said a Shell Oil executive.
 
One proposal for change would be a fair accounting act, that will factor in environmental and other external energy coast. “Bringing market prices in line with energy’s hidden burdens will be one of the challenges of the coming decades,” said Harold M. Hubbard of Scientific America Magazine. These so called, “hidden” costs include: the maintaining of a military in the Middle East, corrosion of buildings, crop loses, billions of dollars of environmental damage, as well as healthcare costs due to pollution. If these external coasts were all factored in hydrogen would be by far the cheapest fuel on the market.
 
President Bush has openly given his support for hydrogen. He believes that ultimately the transition is inevitable, but currently is looking for short term solutions. As stated earlier many countries are already pushing toward hydrogen. That may have something to due with the fact that gasoline prices in the US are extremely low. In Europe however they pay four dollars a gallon which would explain why they are so far ahead of us in the field of hydrogen. That is why the government needs to start with something like the fair accounting act. Most average people will not support hydrogen until gas prices begin to skyrocket. One of the things holding hydrogen back is our government subsidies gasoline and it actually cost a additional 30 cents per gallon (Karl). This could be eliminated and to the contrary tax incentives could be applied to aid in the spread of a hydrogen industry.
 
With the transition to hydrogen comes the “hydrogen economy,” a whole new industry, and infrastructure must be put into place. Creating new jobs for both the blue and white collared workers, thousands of permanent scientific and industrial jobs. Building plants, manufacturing parts, selling equipment, and developing technology. Not only in the US, but the rest of the world as well, providing a boom in the worlds economy. Creating new companies, and business to lead the way. Buy stocks in hydrogen, there are going to be a lot of people who get rich of this. Be the first to get in on the action, before they all catch on.
 
Environmental Impact:
 
Most environmentalists, let alone ordinary citizens don’t even realize the extent to which hydrogen can go in solving our most pressing issues, pollution and global warming, just to name a couple. The air that comes out of the exhaust pipe of a combustion engine running off hydrogen is cleaner than it was when it went in, called “minus emissions.” Engine oil remains clean for a extended period of time, because there is no sulfur or carbon compounds to degrade the oil. Engines using hydrogen will last much longer and start faster in any weather. Existing cars could be converted to run on hydrogen, in fact introducing a small amount of hydrogen two to five percent into internal combustion engines that currently run off gasoline, diesel, or natural gas increases the efficiency, improves gas, mileage and reduces pollutants quite remarkably (McAlister). “I believe that water will one day be employed as fuel, that hydrogen and oxygen will constitute it, used singly or together, will furnish an inexhaustible source of heat and light . . .” - Jules Verne, Mysterious Island.
 
More oil is dumped into the ocean by routine oil tankers every year, then from a oil spill. This is because ocean seawater is used to clean out the ships gigantic tanks before refilling. In order to insure a “fresh batch,” or so to speak. (Phoenix Project)
 
In many third world countries natives are forced to destroying what little remains of their natural forests just to keep warm, and to cook with, and when wood is not available they are forced to burn what ever they can find, usual human waste, results in a series of respiratory problems. Hydrogen can provide a solution to these most pressing needs. Burning hydrogen yields water and reduces smog by burning unbent hydrocarbons in the air (Camp).
 
Hydrogen can be produced form water, sewage, garbage, landfills, agricultural biomass, paper product waste and many methods. Hydrogen is naturally produced by plants and is colorless, odorless tasteless and nontoxic. “In our every deliberation, we must consider the impact of our decisions on the next sever generations.” - The great law of the Iroquois Nation.
 
Safety:
 
Hydrogen is not commonly thought of as a safe fuel, this is in part due to the wide spread belief/myth that hydrogen is to blame for the Hindenburg disaster of 1937, but there is new evidence to discredit that theory. Brian, a NASA scientist at Cape Caneveral has discovered the real cause. “Neither the hydrogen in the hull nor a bomb was to blame, but a special fabric for the outer skin that, when ignited, burns like dry leaves” (DiChristina).
 
His suspicions of the Hindenburg fabric covering were raised when he learned that a cellulose nitrate (gun powder) dope with powdered aluminum (a fuel) might have been used on the Hindenburg. He was able to obtain a 60 year old piece of the fabric to test his hypothesis. Furthermore, a hydrogen flame is almost invisible in day light, it burns a light blue. We know from many eye witness accounts as well as actual photographs, that the flames were red and orange. This supports his theory that hydrogen was not the source of the flames (DiChristina).
 
He was able to prove his theory into fact, and the plaque in the Kennedy Space Center has been changed reading a more accurate portrayal of the history of the Hindenburg. It would appear that the Germans agree with his claim. German electrical engineer, Otto Beyersdorff, on 28 June 1937 wrote “The actual cause of the fire was the extreme easy flammability of the covering material brought about by discharges of an electrostatic nature” (DiChristina).
 
BMW has done extensive crash testing to prove the safety of its hydrogen vehicles, they tested their hydrogen tanks in a series of accident simulations that included collision, fire and tank ruptures. In all cases, the hydrogen cars fared better then conventional gasoline vehicles (Neil). This is due to the fact that when a hydrogen tank is ruptured the hydrogen quickly escapes harmlessly up into the atmosphere. Hydrogen also burns quickly, and must have the right ration of oxygen to hydrogen in order to be flammable, (a seven to one ration) pure hydrogen is not flammable. Therefore hydrogen is actually safer than gasoline.
 
Health:
 
The burning of fossil fuel causes pollution, which causes millions to suffer from lung, respiratory, and allergic reactions, also radiation from nuclear power plants. Just a couple weeks ago on KLCC, they were talking about how diesel fumes from school buses are causing asthma attacks.
 
Hydrogen would eliminate all of these problems. Imagine cooking on a hydrogen flame, heating with a hydrogen furnace, power up you lights with a hydrogen fuel cell, switching on you cell phone with its hydrogen battery, wouldn’t it be great?
 
Carbon monoxide poisoning, from leaky furnaces can be fatal. Carbon dioxide fills the air, it is estimated that each year the percentage of oxygen to carbon dioxide is slightly lower which means less air for us to breath. Think about it, if you start up a car in the garage, and take a twenty minute nap, you may never wake up. So what do you think is happening to your body when your driving down a twelve lane interstate in a big city, stuck in traffic all afternoon, must be doing wonders. While little is know about the long term affects of breathing in these pollutants, they could be related to the increase in cancers as well as a whole array of other diseases. Weather you think so or not, the fact remains that it’s not the greatest thing to be living in.
 
Conclusion:
 
We now fully understand hydrogen for what it is. We have explained away some of the myths revolving around hydrogen. We have explored political, economic, environmental, health and safety complications and seen that hydrogen exceeds in all aspects. Then the answer should be obvious, hydrogen is the key to a bright future creating a renewable, self-sufficient recourse that will one day in the near future make oil obsolete.
 
We have seen how hydrogen, when produced efficiently to its full potential, is able to compete with oil in a global market, at a fraction of the price. Hydrogen truly is the perfect fuel, the fuel that may save us in Iraq, the fuel that brought us to the moon, the fuel that will save us from our own destruction, the fuel that will guide us through the twenty-first century and beyond, for as long as the sun continues to shine, and there is someone willing to reap its treasure.
 
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#16 From: "Ishak Zakaria" <ishak@...>
Date: Sat Nov 30, 2002 4:55 am
Subject: BioGen Project
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Hai,

I wouldlike to inform you about the upcoming event regarding Renewable
Energy as attached.

Ishak Zakaria
Chief Technical Advisor,
BioGen Project,
Pusat Tenaga Malaysia (PTM)
Block C3, PRSS Complex,
Lot 3288 & 3289, Off Jalan Ayer Itam,
Kawasan Institusi Bangi,
43000 Kajang, Selangor
Tel: 03-89252233 Fax: 03-89252806
email: ishak@...
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#18 From: "asetip" <asetip@...>
Date: Mon Dec 23, 2002 3:12 am
Subject: Merry X-Mas & Happy New Year!
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Graphics & links to ECO-Energy Sdn Bhd and Logorilla.com when online.
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Hope this X-mas brings you a lot of enjoyable memories!!

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#19 From: "asetip" <asetip@...>
Date: Tue Dec 31, 2002 11:01 am
Subject: TNB: Kalimantan coal mine viable
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TNB: Kalimantan coal mine viable
[Source : http://www.dailyexpress.com.my/news.cfm?NewsID=15990 ]

Kuala Lumpur: Tenaga Nasional Bhd (TNB) regards its investment in a coal mine in
Kalimantan, Indonesia as viable and in line with its plan to reduce its
dependency on gas for power supply, chairman Datuk Dr Awang Adek Hussin, said
Tuesday.

He said TNB planned to acquire a 70 percent stake in Dynamic Acres Sdn Bhd,
which owns the coal mine in Kalimantan. The investment will be around US$85
million, of which 20 percent would be financed by TNB.

He said the remaining 80 percent would be financed by an international banker.

“One important aspect of this investment is that it is going to be financed
largely through a stand alone financing, which means the bank is going to take
the risk,” he told reporters after the company’s annual general meeting,
here.

The bank’s pay back period is five to six year’s, he said.

Awang Adek said TNB’s found that coal was the best alternative to produce
power because it was comparatively cheaper than gas.

Currently, power production in the country is largely dependent on gas as the
fuel with TNB alone consuming 60 percent.

“We are too dependent on gas as fuel, we have to diversify and coal is most
economic way because it is cheap and at the same time the present gas supply is
not enough,” he said.

He said with the investment in Kalimantan, TNB would be able to lock in a stable
supply of coal because Dynamic Acres’s reserves exceeded Tenaga’s
requirement of 27 million metric tonnes for a 15-20 year period.

“Whatever reserve is available is for us. Moreover, it’s not a new mine as
such the infrastructure is in place,” he said.

Asked on the company’s prospects for 2003, Awang Adek said that TNB expected
to maintain its current level of profitability.

For the year ended Aug 31, 2002, TNB posted a lower pre-tax profit of RM1.476
billion compared with RM2.193 billion in the previous year.

“TNB’s profit figures were influenced by its exposure to foreign debt, which
is significant, so we have revaluation of losses or gains, last year (2001) we
had substantial gains.

“Fundamentally our profits have not been down, we are maintaining the profit
between RM1.4 and RM1.7 billion,” he said.

He said despite the strong financial performance for 2002, TNB was not able to
pay higher dividend to its shareholder because it had to balance its expenditure
for future prospect.

It paid a gross dividend of 10.2 sen to its shareholders, even though it made
huge profit.

He said one had to understand that the company’s business was dependent on
long term investment and, “Our Capital Expenditure (Capex) annually is between
RM4 and RM5 billion and for 2002 it was RM6 billion.”

“A higher dividend means, Capex needs to be financed through borrowing which
is not in line with TNB’s vision which is to reduce its gearing ratio,” he
said.

He believed that the key financial initiatives taken by TNB had helped it reduce
its gearing ratio to 1.6 percent from 1.7 percent.

Asked whether TNB would embark on re-financing as part of debt management, Awang
Adek said: “We are looking at all options in terms of our debt management. The
main motivating factor is to reduce our gearing.”

He said refinancing, swapping debt’s and using more of domestic resources were
among the option’s available. “We would also take advantage of the low
interest rates regime,” he said.

On the bidding of Australian power company, Loy Yang Power, he said that it was
still at an initial stage and there were no commitments yet.

“We are in that business (power) we have to look at opportunities but the
domestic market is our main focus,” he said

On the power demand, TNB’s chief executive officer, Pian Sukro said that he
expected the demand in 2003 to be higher than what it was in 2002, reflecting
the country’s steady economy.

“We hope that it will be higher but at the moment we are projecting about five
to six percent,” he said.-Bernama

#20 From: "MOHD HARIFFIN BOOSROH,Dr." <Hariffin@...>
Date: Tue Jan 7, 2003 12:57 am
Subject: FW: Half Day Seminar: Biomass generation & co-generation
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Dear all,

Forwarding an announcement on
forthcoming seminar on biomass for
power generation.

Dr. Hariffin Boosroh
UNITEN

-----Original Message-----
From: Dr Norman Mariun [mailto:norman@...]
Sent: Monday, January 06, 2003 11:11 AM
Subject: Half Day Seminar: Biomass generation & co-generation


Dear IEEE Members,

This is to announce that IEEE PES is supporting a half-day seminar
organised by CIGRE and CIRED Malaysia. We are please to invite you to
the event and for IEEE members the fees is RM50.00 (50% discount).

"Biomass generation & co-generation and their connection
  issues to distribution systems and potential solutions"

Venue:  Oditorium Ilmiah TNB Research, Kajang, Selangor
Date:  January 16th, 2003,
Time: 1:30pm - 5:30pm.
Topics and speakers are:
--------------------------------------------------------
1. Opening & Keynote Address by Yg. Bhg. Datuk Annas
Mohd Noor, Chairman of Energy Commission, Malaysia.

2. Ishak Zakaria, Chief Technical Adviser,
Pusat Tenaga Malaysia on: "The BioGen Project - Opportunities
for the Engineering Fraternity"

3. Hamzah Ngah, Innogy, UK on: "Renewable Energy Incentives -
The UK experience"

4. Halim Osman, TNB Distribution on: "Connection of Embedded
Generation to the Distribution Systems - TNB Experience"

5. Hamzah Ngah, Innogy, UK on: "Connecting generation to
distribution system - Issues and potential solutions"
----------------------------------------------------------

Attached herewith detailed programme of the seminar.

Please support this event by coming to the seminar as well
as bringing together your colleagues who may have interest
in the subject.

Please register for the event (form attached) to allow us to
cater for refreshments during the break.

Best regards,
Dr Norman Mariun
Secretary
IEEE Malaysia Section
and,
Chair,
PES Malaysia Chapter

#21 From: "asetip" <asetip@...>
Date: Wed Jan 8, 2003 2:18 am
Subject: Low Energy Office Seminar : Advances in EE Features
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MECM LOW ENERGY OFFICE (LEO) SEMINAR
	 Advances On Energy Efficiency And Sustainability In Buildings

	 [ To Download The Brochure at
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/energymanager/files/%20LEO%20Seminar%20Brochure ]
	 [
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/energymanager/files/%20LEO%20Seminar%20Brochure/LE\
O%20seminar%20announcement.htm ]

	 [Officiated by YB Datuk Amar LEO Moggie, Minister of Energy, Telecommunication
& Multimedia Malaysia]

	 Organised by Ministry of Energy, Telecommunication & Multimedia Malaysia &
DANIDA

	 Date: 21 - 22 January 2002.
	 Time : 8.30am - 5.00pm.
	 Venue : Palace of the Golden Horses, Kuala Lumpur.

	 Introduction

	 Energy Efficiency is a key instrument in Malaysian energy policy, and the
building sector is a key area, where major improvements of energy efficiency can
be achieved. Promotion of energy efficiency in buildings is receiving increasing
attention, and this workshop is part of a series of events hosted by the
Ministry of Energy, Communications and Multimedia and Danida, the  Danish
International Development Assistance.

	 Internationally, research and development within energy efficiency in buildings
is advancing rapidly, and this seminar will present the results of key projects
on energy efficiency in buildings.

	 Sustainability of buildings is now of paramount importance, as resources for
construction and running of buildings are becoming scarce, and as the profound
impact buildings have on our environment is becoming evident. Application of
sustainable building design can greatly reduce environmental impact of
buildings, for the benefit of the health and comfort within buildings, for the
benefit of our local climate and for the benefit of out global environment.



	 Objectives

	 The objective of the workshop is to present the results of key projects on
energy efficiency and sustainability in buildings, in Malaysia and abroad. The
presentations will include presentation of two innovative buildings in Thailand,
buildings in Singapore and buildings from Germany. From Malaysia, the Novozym
building, the MECM LEO Building, the TNB Research Building in Banghi and, and SE
Asias largest solar PV system, the 362 kW PV system in Technology Park Malaysia.
These buildings in Malaysia will be visited in a study tour on the afternoon of
the second day of the conference.

	 The workshop will also present recent results on use of thermal insulation to
improve comfort and reduce energy consumption in the Malaysian housing sector,
and the results of a major project on improving energy efficiency in buildings
in Thailand will be presented.

	 Finally, the workshop will have two presentations on sustainability in
buildings. Nils Larsen from Natural Resources Canada will give the keynote
presentation : an overview of international research,  and development of
benchmarking methods on Sustainability in Buildings. From Singapore, Dr. Lee
Siew Eang from National University of Singapore will give a presentation on
development of a Building Enviornment Assessment System for Singapore.



	 Audience

	 The audience for this workshop is the Malaysian building industry, academia and
decision makers from the public sector. This workshop is highly relevant for
architects, engineers, developers, contractors, university professors and
lecturers, and officers in the public sector working with the building sector.

	 The Ministry of Energy, Communications & Multimedia, and Danida, wish to
welcome you to this major conference at Palace of the Golden Horses 21 – 22
January 2002.



	 The Programme

DAY 1 (Tuesday : 21 January 2003)

Time and Speakers
9.00 – 9.20
Speech by YB. Datuk Amar Leo Moggie, the Minister of Energy, Communications &
Multimedia.

9.20 – 9.40
Launching of LEO Building Website & Technical Brochure by the Minister.

9.40 – 10.40
Mr. Nils Larsson (Canada)Sustainability in Buildings – an International
Overview.

10.40 – 11.10 Tea break

11.10 – 11.50
Mr. Mathias Schuler (Germany), International Case Studies on Energy Efficiency
in Large Buildings.

11.50 – 12.20
Mr. Poul E. Kristensen (Malaysia), MECM LEO Building Design Update.

12.20 – 12.50
Question & Answer Session.

12.50 – 2.30 Lunch.

2.30 – 3.00
Prof. Lee Siew Eang (Singapore), Building Environment Assessment System for the
Tropics.

3.00 - 3.30
Mr. Ahmad Hadri HarisTNB Research Sdn Bhd, Solar House.

3.30 – 4.00 Tea break.

4.00 – 4.30
Mr. Hans C. Jacobsen, NOVO Building in Technology Park Malaysia.

4.30 – 5.00
(Representative of Technology Park Malaysia), Building Integrated Photovoltaic
System at Technology Park Malaysia.

5.00  End of day one.
___________________________________________________________

DAY 2 (Wednesday : 22 January 2003)

Time and Speakers

9.00 – 10.00
Prof. Soonthorn Boonyatikarn (Thailand), Energy Efficient Case Studies in
Thailand.

10.00 – 10.30
Prof. Lee Siew Eang (Singapore), Building Energy System - Performance in
Singapore.

10.30 – 11.00 Tea break.

11.00 – 11.40
Mrs. Koon Sirinthorn/ Mr. Karsten Holm (Thailand), Programme for Improved Energy
Efficiency in Buildings in Thailand.

11.40 – 12. 15
Mr. Griegers Reimann (Denmark), Application of Thermal Insulation in Housing
-Malaysia.

12.15 – 1.00
Question & Answer Session Panel Discussion - Sustainability in Buildings.

1.00 – 1.15 Closing

1.15 – 2.30 Lunch

2.30 – 5.00 Study tour tovisit energy efficient buildings,

	 a) MECM LEO Building in Putrajaya,
	 b) TNB Research Sdn Bhd in Bangi,
	 c) NOVO Building and
	 d) PV in Technology Park Malaysia .



REGISTRATION

Name: (Dato’/ Dr./ Mr./ Ms) _______________________________________

Designation: ___________________________________________________

Organisation: __________________________________________________

Address: _____________________________________________________

Tel no: _______________________________________________________

H/p no: _______________________________________________________

Fax no: _______________________________________________________

E-mail: _______________________________________________________



Registration fee:

a)       Conference + Study tour (21-22 January 2003) : RM 150.00 per person,
(Fee inclusive of meals, conference documentation & transportation for study
tour).

b)       Conference only (21-22 January 2003) : RM 125.00 per person,
(Fee inclusive of meals & conference documentation)



Method of payment:

1) Government servants and academicians will be exempted from registration fee.

2) Please cross cheque or bank draft payable to:

ECO ENERGY SDN BHD and mail the payment together with the registration form to
address below;

DANIDA / MECM-LEO SEMINAR,
Ministry of Energy, Communication & Multimedia Malaysia,
LG Floor, Wisma Damansara, Jalan Semantan, 50668 Kuala Lumpur.

3) Via Maybank Account no: 514392301374 and kindly fax the bank reply slip for
our perusal.



Our contact:

Kementerian Tenaga, Komunikasi dan Multimedia,
LG, Wisma Damansara, Jalan Semantan,
50668 Kuala Lumpur.
Tel No: 03- 2087 5163/ 5196
Fax No: 03- 2093 3989
Mobile : 019-3799102

Contacts: Ms. Deepa (deepa@... <mailto:deepa@...> )
Mr. Steve  ( setip@... <mailto:setip@...>  )










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#22 From: "asetip" <asetip@...>
Date: Wed Jan 8, 2003 2:26 am
Subject: Low Energy Office Seminar : Advances in EE Features
energymanagers
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MECM LOW ENERGY OFFICE (LEO) SEMINAR
Advances On Energy Efficiency And Sustainability In Buildings

[ To Download The Brochure at
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/energymanager/files/%20LEO%20Seminar%20Brochure ]
[
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/energymanager/files/%20LEO%20Seminar%20Brochure/LE\
O%20seminar%20announcement.htm ]

[Officiated by YB Datuk Amar LEO Moggie, Minister of Energy, Telecommunication &
Multimedia Malaysia]

Organised by Ministry of Energy, Telecommunication & Multimedia Malaysia &
DANIDA

Date: 21 - 22 January 2002.

Time : 8.30am - 5.00pm.

Venue : Palace of the Golden Horses, Kuala Lumpur.



Introduction

Energy Efficiency is a key instrument in Malaysian energy policy, and the
building sector is a key area, where major improvements of energy efficiency can
be achieved. Promotion of energy efficiency in buildings is receiving increasing
attention, and this workshop is part of a series of events hosted by the
Ministry of Energy, Communications and Multimedia and Danida, the  Danish
International Development Assistance.

Internationally, research and development within energy efficiency in buildings
is advancing rapidly, and this seminar will present the results of key projects
on energy efficiency in buildings.

Sustainability of buildings is now of paramount importance, as resources for
construction and running of buildings are becoming scarce, and as the profound
impact buildings have on our environment is becoming evident. Application of
sustainable building design can greatly reduce environmental impact of
buildings, for the benefit of the health and comfort within buildings, for the
benefit of our local climate and for the benefit of out global environment.



Objectives

The objective of the workshop is to present the results of key projects on
energy efficiency and sustainability in buildings, in Malaysia and abroad. The
presentations will include presentation of two innovative buildings in Thailand,
buildings in Singapore and buildings from Germany. From Malaysia, the Novozym
building, the MECM LEO Building, the TNB Research Building in Banghi and, and SE
Asias largest solar PV system, the 362 kW PV system in Technology Park Malaysia.
These buildings in Malaysia will be visited in a study tour on the afternoon of
the second day of the conference.

The workshop will also present recent results on use of thermal insulation to
improve comfort and reduce energy consumption in the Malaysian housing sector,
and the results of a major project on improving energy efficiency in buildings
in Thailand will be presented.

Finally, the workshop will have two presentations on sustainability in
buildings. Nils Larsen from Natural Resources Canada will give the keynote
presentation : an overview of international research,  and development of
benchmarking methods on Sustainability in Buildings. From Singapore, Dr. Lee
Siew Eang from National University of Singapore will give a presentation on
development of a Building Enviornment Assessment System for Singapore.



Audience

The audience for this workshop is the Malaysian building industry, academia and
decision makers from the public sector. This workshop is highly relevant for
architects, engineers, developers, contractors, university professors and
lecturers, and officers in the public sector working with the building sector.

The Ministry of Energy, Communications & Multimedia, and Danida, wish to welcome
you to this major conference at Palace of the Golden Horses 21 – 22 January
2002.



The Programme


DAY 1 (Tuesday : 21 January 2003)

Time and Speakers
9.00 – 9.20
Speech by YB. Datuk Amar Leo Moggie, the Minister of Energy, Communications &
Multimedia.

9.20 – 9.40
Launching of LEO Building Website & Technical Brochure by the Minister.

9.40 – 10.40
Mr. Nils Larsson (Canada)Sustainability in Buildings – an International
Overview.

10.40 – 11.10 Tea break

11.10 – 11.50
Mr. Mathias Schuler (Germany), International Case Studies on Energy Efficiency
in Large Buildings.

11.50 – 12.20
Mr. Poul E. Kristensen (Malaysia), MECM LEO Building Design Update.

12.20 – 12.50
Question & Answer Session.

12.50 – 2.30 Lunch.

2.30 – 3.00
Prof. Lee Siew Eang (Singapore), Building Environment Assessment System for the
Tropics.

3.00 - 3.30
Mr. Ahmad Hadri HarisTNB Research Sdn Bhd, Solar House.

3.30 – 4.00 Tea break.

4.00 – 4.30
Mr. Hans C. Jacobsen, NOVO Building in Technology Park Malaysia.

4.30 – 5.00
(Representative of Technology Park Malaysia), Building Integrated Photovoltaic
System at Technology Park Malaysia.

5.00  End of day one.
___________________________________________________________

DAY 2 (Wednesday : 22 January 2003)

Time and Speakers

9.00 – 10.00
Prof. Soonthorn Boonyatikarn (Thailand), Energy Efficient Case Studies in
Thailand.

10.00 – 10.30
Prof. Lee Siew Eang (Singapore), Building Energy System - Performance in
Singapore.

10.30 – 11.00 Tea break.

11.00 – 11.40
Mrs. Koon Sirinthorn/ Mr. Karsten Holm (Thailand), Programme for Improved Energy
Efficiency in Buildings in Thailand.

11.40 – 12. 15
Mr. Griegers Reimann (Denmark), Application of Thermal Insulation in Housing
-Malaysia.

12.15 – 1.00
Question & Answer Session Panel Discussion - Sustainability in Buildings.

1.00 – 1.15 Closing

1.15 – 2.30 Lunch

2.30 – 5.00 Study tour tovisit energy efficient buildings,

	 a) MECM LEO Building in Putrajaya,
	 b) TNB Research Sdn Bhd in Bangi,
	 c) NOVO Building and
	 d) PV in Technology Park Malaysia .



REGISTRATION

Name: (Dato’/ Dr./ Mr./ Ms) _______________________________________

Designation: ___________________________________________________

Organisation: __________________________________________________

Address: _____________________________________________________

Tel no: _______________________________________________________

H/p no: _______________________________________________________

Fax no: _______________________________________________________

E-mail: _______________________________________________________



Registration fee:

a)       Conference + Study tour (21-22 January 2003) : RM 150.00 per person,
(Fee inclusive of meals, conference documentation & transportation for study
tour).

b)       Conference only (21-22 January 2003) : RM 125.00 per person,
(Fee inclusive of meals & conference documentation)



Method of payment:

1) Government servants and academicians will be exempted from registration fee.

2) Please cross cheque or bank draft payable to:

ECO ENERGY SDN BHD and mail the payment together with the registration form to
address below;

DANIDA / MECM-LEO SEMINAR,
Ministry of Energy, Communication & Multimedia Malaysia,
LG Floor, Wisma Damansara, Jalan Semantan, 50668 Kuala Lumpur.

3) Via Maybank Account no: 514392301374 and kindly fax the bank reply slip for
our perusal.



Our contact:

Kementerian Tenaga, Komunikasi dan Multimedia,
LG, Wisma Damansara, Jalan Semantan,
50668 Kuala Lumpur.
Tel No: 03- 2087 5163/ 5196
Fax No: 03- 2093 3989
Mobile : 019-3799102

Contacts: Ms. Deepa (deepa@... <mailto:deepa@...> )
Mr. Steve  ( setip@... <mailto:setip@...>  )










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MECM LOW ENERGY OFFICE (LEO) SEMINAR
Advances On Energy Efficiency And Sustainability In Buildings
 
 
[Officiated by YB Datuk Amar LEO Moggie, Minister of Energy, Telecommunication & Multimedia Malaysia]
 
Organised by Ministry of Energy, Telecommunication & Multimedia Malaysia & DANIDA 
 
Date: 21 - 22 January 2002.
Time : 8.30am - 5.00pm.
Venue : Palace of the Golden Horses, Kuala Lumpur.
 

Introduction  

Energy Efficiency is a key instrument in Malaysian energy policy, and the building sector is a key area, where major improvements of energy efficiency can be achieved. Promotion of energy efficiency in buildings is receiving increasing attention, and this workshop is part of a series of events hosted by the Ministry of Energy, Communications and Multimedia and Danida, the  Danish International Development Assistance.

Internationally, research and development within energy efficiency in buildings is advancing rapidly, and this seminar will present the results of key projects on energy efficiency in buildings.

Sustainability of buildings is now of paramount importance, as resources for construction and running of buildings are becoming scarce, and as the profound impact buildings have on our environment is becoming evident. Application of sustainable building design can greatly reduce environmental impact of buildings, for the benefit of the health and comfort within buildings, for the benefit of our local climate and for the benefit of out global environment.

 

Objectives

The objective of the workshop is to present the results of key projects on energy efficiency and sustainability in buildings, in Malaysia and abroad. The presentations will include presentation of two innovative buildings in Thailand, buildings in Singapore and buildings from Germany. From Malaysia, the Novozym building, the MECM LEO Building, the TNB Research Building in Banghi and, and SE Asias largest solar PV system, the 362 kW PV system in Technology Park Malaysia. These buildings in Malaysia will be visited in a study tour on the afternoon of the second day of the conference.

The workshop will also present recent results on use of thermal insulation to improve comfort and reduce energy consumption in the Malaysian housing sector, and the results of a major project on improving energy efficiency in buildings in Thailand will be presented.

Finally, the workshop will have two presentations on sustainability in buildings. Nils Larsen from Natural Resources Canada will give the keynote presentation : an overview of international research,  and development of benchmarking methods on Sustainability in Buildings. From Singapore, Dr. Lee Siew Eang from National University of Singapore will give a presentation on development of a Building Enviornment Assessment System for Singapore.

 

Audience

The audience for this workshop is the Malaysian building industry, academia and decision makers from the public sector. This workshop is highly relevant for architects, engineers, developers, contractors, university professors and lecturers, and officers in the public sector working with the building sector.

The Ministry of Energy, Communications & Multimedia, and Danida, wish to welcome you to this major conference at Palace of the Golden Horses 21 – 22 January 2002.

 

The Programme
 
DAY 1 (Tuesday : 21 January 2003)
 
Time and Speakers
9.00 – 9.20
Speech by YB. Datuk Amar Leo Moggie, the Minister of Energy, Communications & Multimedia.
9.20 – 9.40
Launching of LEO Building Website & Technical Brochure by the Minister.

9.40 – 10.40 
Mr. Nils Larsson (Canada)Sustainability in Buildings – an International Overview.
 
10.40 – 11.10 Tea break
 
11.10 – 11.50 
Mr. Mathias Schuler (Germany), International Case Studies on Energy Efficiency in Large Buildings.

11.50 – 12.20 
Mr. Poul E. Kristensen (Malaysia), MECM LEO Building Design Update.

12.20 – 12.50 
Question & Answer Session.
 
12.50 – 2.30 Lunch.
 
2.30 – 3.00 
Prof. Lee Siew Eang (Singapore), Building Environment Assessment System for the Tropics.

3.00 - 3.30 
Mr. Ahmad Hadri HarisTNB Research Sdn Bhd, Solar House.

3.30 – 4.00 Tea break.

4.00 – 4.30 
Mr. Hans C. Jacobsen, NOVO Building in Technology Park Malaysia.

4.30 – 5.00 
(Representative of Technology Park Malaysia), Building Integrated Photovoltaic System at Technology Park Malaysia.

5.00  End of day one.
___________________________________________________________
 
DAY 2 (Wednesday : 22 January 2003)
 
Time and Speakers
 
9.00 – 10.00 
Prof. Soonthorn Boonyatikarn (Thailand), Energy Efficient Case Studies in Thailand.

10.00 – 10.30 
Prof. Lee Siew Eang (Singapore), Building Energy System - Performance in Singapore.
 
10.30 – 11.00 Tea break.
 
11.00 – 11.40 
Mrs. Koon Sirinthorn/ Mr. Karsten Holm (Thailand), Programme for Improved Energy Efficiency in Buildings in Thailand.

11.40 – 12. 15 
Mr. Griegers Reimann (Denmark), Application of Thermal Insulation in Housing -Malaysia.

12.15 – 1.00 
Question & Answer Session Panel Discussion - Sustainability in Buildings.
 
1.00 – 1.15 Closing

1.15 – 2.30 Lunch

2.30 – 5.00 
Study tour tovisit energy efficient buildings,
a) MECM LEO Building in Putrajaya,
b) TNB Research Sdn Bhd in Bangi,
c) NOVO Building and
d) PV in Technology Park Malaysia .
 
 
REGISTRATION

Name: (Dato’/ Dr./ Mr./ Ms) _______________________________________           

Designation: ___________________________________________________

Organisation: __________________________________________________

Address: _____________________________________________________

Tel no: _______________________________________________________

H/p no: _______________________________________________________

Fax no: _______________________________________________________

E-mail: _______________________________________________________

 

Registration fee:

a)       Conference + Study tour (21-22 January 2003) : RM 150.00 per person,
(Fee inclusive of meals, conference documentation & transportation for study tour)
.              

b)       Conference only (21-22 January 2003) : RM 125.00 per person,
(Fee inclusive of meals & conference documentation)                     

 

Method of payment:

1) Government servants and academicians will be exempted from registration fee.

2) Please cross cheque or bank draft payable to:

ECO ENERGY SDN BHD and mail the payment together with the registration form to address below;

DANIDA / MECM-LEO SEMINAR,     
Ministry of Energy, Communication & Multimedia Malaysia,       

LG Floor, Wisma Damansara, Jalan Semantan, 50668 Kuala Lumpur.

3) Via Maybank Account no: 514392301374 and kindly fax the bank reply slip for our perusal.

 

Our contact:

Kementerian Tenaga, Komunikasi dan Multimedia,    
LG, Wisma Damansara, Jalan Semantan,            
50668 Kuala Lumpur.            
Tel No: 03- 2087 5163/ 5196    
Fax No: 03- 2093 3989               

Mobile : 019-3799102

Contacts: Ms. Deepa (deepa@...)     
Mr. Steve  ( setip@... )                                                  


 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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#23 From: "asetip <asetip@...>" <asetip@...>
Date: Wed Jan 8, 2003 9:38 am
Subject: Correction - Low Energy Office Seminar : Advances in EE Features
asetip
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Dear all,

Re: Low Energy Office Seminar : Advances in EE Features

Please note the seminar dates for the Low Energy Office (LEO)Seminar
are in year 2003. Sorry for the mistakes.

Thank you.

e-News Team

p/s Thanks Mr Phillip Lew Kong Fah for informing us.



====================== ANNOUNCEMENT
======================================

MECM LOW ENERGY OFFICE (LEO) SEMINAR
Advances On Energy Efficiency And Sustainability In Buildings

[To Download The Brochure at
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/energymanager/files/%20LEO%20Seminar%
20Brochure]
[http://groups.yahoo.com/group/energymanager/files/%20LEO%20Seminar%
20Brochure/LE/O%20seminar%20announcement.htm]



[Officiated by YB Datuk Amar LEO Moggie, Minister of Energy,
Telecommunication & Multimedia Malaysia]

Organised by Ministry of Energy, Telecommunication & Multimedia
Malaysia & DANIDA

Date: 21 - 22 January 2003.

Time : 8.30am - 5.00pm.

Venue : Palace of the Golden Horses, Kuala Lumpur.




Our contact:

Kementerian Tenaga, Komunikasi dan Multimedia,
LG, Wisma Damansara, Jalan Semantan,
50668 Kuala Lumpur.
Tel No: 03- 2087 5163/ 5196
Fax No: 03- 2093 3989
Mobile : 019-3799102

Contacts: Ms. Deepa (deepa@...)
Mr. Steve ( setip@...)


====================== ANNOUNCEMENT
======================================

#24 From: "asetip" <asetip@...>
Date: Wed Jan 15, 2003 1:04 am
Subject: New Tender Notice - Tender No. TNBE(P &K) 2/2003
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	 -----Original Message-----
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	 Sent: Wed 1/15/2003 1:07 AM
	 Subject: New Tender Notice - Tender No. TNBE(P &K) 2/2003


	 Dear Member,

	 Please be informed that a new tender notice bearing the above number has been
published in TNB Corporate Website on 14-01-2003 16hrs.

	 Kindly visit our Corporate Website on Current Tender Notices
<http://www.tnb.com.my/tnb/busi_tn_detail.jsp>  for further information.

#25 From: "asetip <asetip@...>" <asetip@...>
Date: Sat Jan 18, 2003 3:20 pm
Subject: REMINDER : MECM LOW ENERGY OFFICE (LEO) SEMINAR
asetip
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MECM LOW ENERGY OFFICE (LEO) SEMINAR
Advances On Energy Efficiency And Sustainability In Buildings

[ To Download The Brochure at
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/energymanager/files/%20LEO%20Seminar%
20Brochure ]



[Officiated by YB Datuk Amar LEO Moggie, Minister of Energy,
Telecommunication & Multimedia Malaysia]

Organised by Ministry of Energy, Telecommunication & Multimedia
Malaysia & DANIDA

Date: 21 - 22 January 2003.

Time : 8.30am - 5.00pm.

Venue : Palace of the Golden Horses, Kuala Lumpur.



Introduction

Energy Efficiency is a key instrument in Malaysian energy policy, and
the building sector is a key area, where major improvements of energy
efficiency can be achieved. Promotion of energy efficiency in
buildings is receiving increasing attention, and this workshop is
part of a series of events hosted by the Ministry of Energy,
Communications and Multimedia and Danida, the  Danish International
Development Assistance.

Internationally, research and development within energy efficiency in
buildings is advancing rapidly, and this seminar will present the
results of key projects on energy efficiency in buildings.

Sustainability of buildings is now of paramount importance, as
resources for construction and running of buildings are becoming
scarce, and as the profound impact buildings have on our environment
is becoming evident. Application of sustainable building design can
greatly reduce environmental impact of buildings, for the benefit of
the health and comfort within buildings, for the benefit of our local
climate and for the benefit of out global environment.



Objectives

The objective of the workshop is to present the results of key
projects on energy efficiency and sustainability in buildings, in
Malaysia and abroad. The presentations will include presentation of
two innovative buildings in Thailand, buildings in Singapore and
buildings from Germany. From Malaysia, the Novozym building, the MECM
LEO Building, the TNB Research Building in Banghi and, and SE Asias
largest solar PV system, the 362 kW PV system in Technology Park
Malaysia. These buildings in Malaysia will be visited in a study tour
on the afternoon of the second day of the conference.

The workshop will also present recent results on use of thermal
insulation to improve comfort and reduce energy consumption in the
Malaysian housing sector, and the results of a major project on
improving energy efficiency in buildings in Thailand will be
presented.

Finally, the workshop will have two presentations on sustainability
in buildings. Nils Larsen from Natural Resources Canada will give the
keynote presentation : an overview of international research,  and
development of benchmarking methods on Sustainability in Buildings.
From Singapore, Dr. Lee Siew Eang from National University of
Singapore will give a presentation on development of a Building
Enviornment Assessment System for Singapore.



Audience

The audience for this workshop is the Malaysian building industry,
academia and decision makers from the public sector. This workshop is
highly relevant for architects, engineers, developers, contractors,
university professors and lecturers, and officers in the public
sector working with the building sector.

The Ministry of Energy, Communications & Multimedia, and Danida, wish
to welcome you to this major conference at Palace of the Golden
Horses 21 " 22 January 2002.



The Programme


DAY 1 (Tuesday : 21 January 2003)

Time and Speakers
9.00 " 9.20
Speech by YB. Datuk Amar Leo Moggie, the Minister of Energy,
Communications & Multimedia.

9.20 " 9.40
Launching of LEO Building Website & Technical Brochure by the
Minister.

9.40 " 10.40
Mr. Nils Larsson (Canada)Sustainability in Buildings " an
International Overview.

10.40 " 11.10 Tea break

11.10 " 11.50
Mr. Mathias Schuler (Germany), International Case Studies on Energy
Efficiency in Large Buildings.

11.50 " 12.20
Mr. Poul E. Kristensen (Malaysia), MECM LEO Building Design Update.

12.20 " 12.50
Question & Answer Session.

12.50 " 2.30 Lunch.

2.30 " 3.00
Prof. Lee Siew Eang (Singapore), Building Environment Assessment
System for the Tropics.

3.00 - 3.30
Mr. Ahmad Hadri HarisTNB Research Sdn Bhd, Solar House.

3.30 " 4.00 Tea break.

4.00 " 4.30
Mr. Hans C. Jacobsen, NOVO Building in Technology Park Malaysia.

4.30 " 5.00
(Representative of Technology Park Malaysia), Building Integrated
Photovoltaic System at Technology Park Malaysia.

5.00  End of day one.
___________________________________________________________

DAY 2 (Wednesday : 22 January 2003)

Time and Speakers

9.00 " 10.00
Prof. Soonthorn Boonyatikarn (Thailand), Energy Efficient Case
Studies in Thailand.

10.00 " 10.30
Prof. Lee Siew Eang (Singapore), Building Energy System - Performance
in Singapore.

10.30 " 11.00 Tea break.

11.00 " 11.40
Mrs. Koon Sirinthorn/ Mr. Karsten Holm (Thailand), Programme for
Improved Energy Efficiency in Buildings in Thailand.

11.40 " 12. 15
Mr. Griegers Reimann (Denmark), Application of Thermal Insulation in
Housing -Malaysia.

12.15 " 1.00
Question & Answer Session Panel Discussion - Sustainability in
Buildings.

1.00 " 1.15 Closing

1.15 " 2.30 Lunch

2.30 " 5.00 Study tour tovisit energy efficient buildings,

	 a) MECM LEO Building in Putrajaya,
	 b) TNB Research Sdn Bhd in Bangi,
	 c) NOVO Building and
	 d) PV in Technology Park Malaysia .



REGISTRATION

Name: (Dato’/ Dr./ Mr./ Ms)
_______________________________________

Designation: ___________________________________________________

Organisation: __________________________________________________

Address: _____________________________________________________

Tel no: _______________________________________________________

H/p no: _______________________________________________________

Fax no: _______________________________________________________

E-mail: _______________________________________________________



Registration fee:

a)       Conference + Study tour (21-22 January 2003) : RM 150.00 per
person,
(Fee inclusive of meals, conference documentation & transportation
for study tour).

b)       Conference only (21-22 January 2003) : RM 125.00 per person,
(Fee inclusive of meals & conference
documentation)



Method of payment:

1) Government servants and academicians will be exempted from
registration fee.

2) Please cross cheque or bank draft payable to:

ECO ENERGY SDN BHD and mail the payment together with the
registration form to address below;

DANIDA / MECM-LEO SEMINAR,
Ministry of Energy, Communication & Multimedia Malaysia,
LG Floor, Wisma Damansara, Jalan Semantan, 50668 Kuala Lumpur.

3) Via Maybank Account no: 514392301374 and kindly fax the bank reply
slip for our perusal.



Our contact:

Kementerian Tenaga, Komunikasi dan Multimedia,
LG, Wisma Damansara, Jalan Semantan,
50668 Kuala Lumpur.
Tel No: 03- 2087 5163/ 5196
Fax No: 03- 2093 3989
Mobile : 019-3799102

Contacts: Ms. Deepa (deepa@...)
Mr. Steve  (setip@...) / (steve@...)

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#28 From: "ishak" <ishak@...>
Date: Tue Jan 21, 2003 3:14 am
Subject: BioGen Project
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Dear Energy Manager,

I would appreciate it if you could circulate this to your members.

Ishak Zakaria

#29 From: "asetip" <asetip@...>
Date: Mon Jan 27, 2003 11:20 am
Subject: INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM & EXHIBITION IN RENEWABLE ENERGY Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 14 - 17 September 2003
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INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM & EXHIBITION IN RENEWABLE ENERGY
Environment Protection & Energy Solution for Sustainable Development
 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
14 - 17 September 2003


Host organization
Malaysian Institute of Energy,  Ministry of Education Malaysia & Malaysia Energy Center

Main Sponsors
Islamic Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (ISESCO) &
World Renewable Energy Network (WREN)

 
SEMINAR OBJECTIVES
Highlighting the role of renewables in meeting the energy demand
particularly of developing countries

Encouraging the effective transfer and efficient application of economic
renewable energy technologies

Assisting in the promotion of the  environmental benefits of renewable energy

Promoting business opportunities for renewable energy projects and their
successful implementation

Enhancing improved information, knowledge and education on renewable energy

Providing a technical exhibition where manufacturers, suppliers & others
can display their products and services

Providing a focal point for international networking

FEES
Local Participant : RM 750.00
International Participants : USD 250.00
Fees are inclusive of Registration, Reception Dinner, 2 days Seminar
Package inclusive of all lunches and dinners, Seminar bag and stationary,
and Seminar Proceedings

SEMINAR TOPICS
Solar Materials
Solar Thermal Applications
Photovoltaic Technology
Biomass Conversion
Hydrogen and Fuel Cells
Wind Energy
Hydro Energy
Climate and the Environment
Low Energy Architecture
Related Topics : Energy Management;  Economics, Policy and Financing;
Sustainable Energy Business Practices, Carbon Tax and Trading, Gender and
Poverty Reduction

IMPORTANT DEADLINES
Receipt of abstracts: 30 April 2003
Acknowledgement of acceptance  : 31 May 2003
Acceptance of full paper: 31 July 2003
All abstracts are to be written in good English. Please use Microsoft Word
'97 or above using Times New Roman font size 12 in not more than 500 words.


VENUE & ACCOMODATION
Conference Hotel : The Corus Hotel, Kuala Lumpur.
              
symposium website: www.pkukmweb.ukm.my/~ppfg2002/ISERE2003/index.htm



For further information please contact:
Dr Samirah Abdul Rahman
Conference Secretariat
c/o Faculty of Applied Science
MARA University of Technology
UiTM Section 17 Campus
40200 Shah Alam Selangor
Tel : 603 55483353   Fax : 603 44582347
                           
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#30 From: "asetip" <asetip@...>
Date: Mon Jan 27, 2003 11:25 am
Subject: GONG XI FA CHAI
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GONG XI FA CHAI
 
TO ALL FRIENDS WHO CELEBRATE CHINESE NEW YEAR
 
PROUD TO BE MALAYSIAN

Yours sincerely,
ECO-Energy Sdn Bhd
 

STEVE ANTHONY LOJUNTIN 
Energy Management Consultant  / DANIDA

MECM - Low Energy Office Project Team
Kementerian Tenaga, Telekomunikasi & Multimedia Malaysia
LG Floor, Wisma Damansara

E-mail : setip@...
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#31 From: "asetip" <asetip@...>
Date: Tue Jan 28, 2003 1:20 am
Subject: Include views of resident in Broga EIA report, says Ngo
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Include views of resident in Broga EIA report, says Ngo
[ Source :
http://thestar.com.my/news/fstory.asp?file=/2003/1/27/nation/msbroga26&sec=natio\
n
<http://thestar.com.my/news/fstory.asp?file=/2003/1/27/nation/msbroga26&sec=nati\
on>  ]
SEMENYIH: The views of residents living near the proposed site for the
incinerator should be included in the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA)
report, said Centre for Environment Technology & Development Malaysia (CETDEM)
executive director Gurmit Singh.

He said the EIA study should take into account the residents' view as they were
affected by the project.

Gurmit Singh was one of the speakers at a gathering held by residents in Broga
yesterday to voice their concern over the proposed incinerator.

He said that the Government should be more transparent and hold talks to explain
to the people about the incinerator project.

“The residents were worried that they daily life could be affected with the
setting up of the incinerator,” he added.

Broga Residents Association secretary Alice Lee Yoke Kim said the residents were
not consulted on the project.

The residents, she said, wanted the authorities to look for an alternative site
to relocate the proposed incinerator.

The Science, Technology and Environment Ministry had reassured the residents
that the Government would consider the welfare of the people and a series of
talks would be held and that the project would comply with the EIA report.

Kuala Lumpur Datuk Bandar Mohmad Shaid Mohd Taufek had also urged the urban
community to change its negative perception of garbage incinerators as the
facility would guarantee systematic and safe waste management for the future.

#32 From: "asetip <asetip@...>" <asetip@...>
Date: Tue Jan 28, 2003 12:01 pm
Subject: Introduction on BIPV System (Information)
asetip
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Dear members,

Re : INTRODUCTION ON BUILDING INTEGRATION PHOTO VOLTAICS SYSTEM -
(BIPV)
================================================================

For those interested to know more about BIPV, feel free to download
the 55 pages PDF document at
http://www.energy2002.ee.doe.gov/Presentations/renewables/s5-Thornton-
Stafford.pdf

The links to the BIPV site is also available at
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/energymanager/links/Renewable_Energy_001
043754474/

Thank you,


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#33 From: "Hishamudin Ibrahim" <hisham@...>
Date: Mon Feb 10, 2003 6:27 am
Subject: MALAYSIAN ENERGY PROFESSIONALS ASSOCIATION (MEPA) -Invitation to join
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Dear All,

I refer to the above and take this opportunity to inform that the
Registrar of Societies (ROS) has approved the application to register
the (MEPA) in May 2002.

The formation of MEPA was inspired at the end of the National Convention
for Energy Professionals 2000 held at Nikko Hotel, Kuala Lumpur in
November 2000. A pro-tem committee was elected and made necessary action
to realise the idea. Some of you might attended the event.

I append the list of the committee members and a brief explanation on
MEPA for your information.

I am also pleased to invite energy managers to join this platform to
forge future energy scenario especially in energy efficiency and
renewable energy.

As to the activities of MEPA, the committee is in the midst of planning
them and we will keep you informed of any developments.  We welcome any
suggestions and ideas.  You can forward them to me or fax it over.



  <<MEPA info.doc>>  <<Membership forms.doc>>
Regards,

Hishamudin Ibrahim

Tel: 03-8922 2371
Fax:03-8922 3290
H/p:012-384 1437

#34 From: "asetip" <asetip@...>
Date: Mon Feb 24, 2003 1:08 am
Subject: New Tender Notice - Tenaga Nasional Berhad Tender No. 12133
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Dear Member,

Please be informed that a new tender notice bearing the above number has been
published in TNB Corporate Website on 22-02-2003 00hrs.

Kindly visit the TNB Corporate Website on Current Tender Notices
<http://www.tnb.com.my/tnb/busi_tn_detail.jsp>  for further information.
[ http://www.tnb.com.my/tnb/busi_tn_detail.jsp ] [
http://www.tnb.com.my/tnb/busi_tn_detail.jsp ]

Thank you.

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#35 From: "Asfaazam Kasbani" <setip@...>
Date: Thu Feb 27, 2003 1:24 am
Subject: Announcement from PTM. Moving to New office
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Dear customers, guests, consultants, technical advisors & friends,
PTM is moving effective 3 Mar 2003 (next week !!).  We forsee that some interuption to the telephone lines & internet may occur beginning from 28 Feb 2003 to 7 Mar 2003 .  Our new address will be :
 
Pusat Tenaga Malaysia,
Level 8, Bangunan SAPURA@MINES
7, Jalan Tasik,
The Mines Resort City,
43300 Seri Kembangan
Selangor 
 
 
attached is the map to the site.
Our New telephone number will be 03-8943  4300 (hunting).   We are hoping it will be ready by then. 
  
Our building key  land marks:
" The Blue Dome"
"BESRAYA Highway"
"Within the MINES  area , Seri Kembangan " 
 
Kindly dessiminate the info to the others too. 
 
If you need me urgently, kindly contact my handphone 012-320 5213
 
asfa-PTM
012-320 5213
 

#36 From: "asetip" <asetip@...>
Date: Tue Mar 11, 2003 4:09 am
Subject: Info on Small Renewable Energy Power Programme in Malaysia
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SMALL RENEWABLE ENERGY POWER PROGRAMME (SREP) FOR THE PROMOTION OF RENEWABLE ENERGY POWER GENERATION

Development of Small Renewable Energy Plants

The Small Renewable Energy Power Programme (SREP) is an initiative of the Special Committee on Renewable Energy (SCORE) aimed at supporting the Government's strategy to intensify the development of Renewable Energy (RE) as the fifth fuel resource. SREP will provide valuable experience that can be utilised to develop and fine-tune RE strategies to achieve a significant share of RE in the fuel mix of the power generation industry in the long term. SREP's primary focus will be to facilitate the expeditious implementation of grid-connected small RE power plants:

  1. SREP shall apply to all types of renewable sources of energy, including biomass, biogas, municipal waste, solar, mini-hydro and wind. 
  2. Project developers will have to negotiate the Renewable Electricity Purchase Agreement with the relevant Utility, including the selling price on a willing-seller, willing-buyer basis, based on take and pay.  
  3. The RE electricity producer shall be given a licence for a period of 21 years, to be effective from the date of commissioning of the plant.
  4. RE electricity producers will be responsible for all the costs of the grid-connection, the relevant Utility system reinforcement (electric cables, transformers, switchgears and other protection equipment) and the neccessary metering installation. The distribution grid interconnection shall be made at a voltage between 11-33 kV
  5. The RE power plant shall be located within a distance of 10km from the nearest interconnection point.
  6. No stand-by charges shall be levied. However, if back energy is requested by project developers, it will be charged accordingly with the prevailing tariff.
  7. Power generation through co-generation technology shall be given special preference.
  8. Maximum capacity of a small RE power plant designed for sale of power to the grid shall be 10MW. A power plant can be more than 10MW in size, but the maximum capacity that will be allowed for power export to the distribution grid will be no more than 10MW.
  9. The small RE power plant must be ready for grid-connection within 12 months from date of approval for such grid connection. This is applicable for existing plant that wish to connect to the grid. However, in the case of proposals for setting up new RE power plants (or where "re-powering" is proposed) that require the installation of new boilers or turbo-generator systems, the plant shall be commissioned within 24 months. The stipulated period of construction until commissioning shall be counted from the date of signing of the Renewable Electricity Purchase Agreement (REPA) between the developer and the utility. 
  10. The RE power plant must meet all environmental regulations set by the Department of Environment (DoE), and the developer of the project is responsible for obtaining the neccessary approval of DoE, and any other statutory approvals required. 
  11. The minimum of 30% equity in an RE power plant project must be by Bumiputera shareholder(s). Foreign agency/company is allow to participate in SREP project with maximum participation equity of 30%


Further info please call directly to,

Ministry of Energy, Communications and Multimedia Malaysia
Tel : 6-03-2087 5000

 

 
 
 

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#37 From: "asetip" <asetip@...>
Date: Tue Mar 11, 2003 5:09 am
Subject: No increase in power rates in Malaysia
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No increase in power rates

GRIK, Mar 9:  Electricity tariffs will not be reviewed for at least another three years, Energy, Communications and Multimedia Minister Datuk Amar Leo Moggie said here today.

He said the Government had recently decided not to raise the price of natural gas, one of the three major energy sources used in the generation of electricity.

"The Government has decided not to change the price of natural gas ... so it has also discounted the possibility of any increase in the electricity tariff for the next three years," he said after attending the "A Day With Customers" .

He also said the increase in petroleum prices on the global market would not affect the present local electricity tariff.

Moggie said maintaining the tariff would benefit local small and medium-sized industries because "stable electricity prices would help the industries to better budget their cash flow and income." He said Malaysia's ability to maintain the electricity tariff indicated its resilience against global economic uncertainties.

"When compared to other countries, our tariff is relatively low and stable because we are lucky to source natural gas locally," he said.

The last electricity tariff hike was in April 1997.

 

 

 


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#38 From: "asetip" <asetip@...>
Date: Tue Mar 11, 2003 6:30 am
Subject: Reduced energy consumption with LEO building
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Reduced energy consumption with LEO building 
[Source:http://www.utusan.com.my/utusan/archive.asp?y=2003&dt=0122&pub=utusan_express&sec=economy&pg=ec_08.htm&arc=hive
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KUALA LUMPUR Jan 21 - The high usage of energy by the country's industrial, residential and commercial sectors at 42 percent from total cosumption can be reduced, if buildings are designed as an integrated system of architectural and mechanical energy efficiency features, Energy, Communications and Multimedia Minister Datuk Amar Leo Moggie said Tuesday.

He said that such a concept was applied in the construction of the ministry's new building in Putrajaya, known as `Low Energy Office' building (LEO).

"The design concept for the LEO building translates to reduce the ministry's building energy use from a typical value of about 250 killowatt per hour per metre square per annum for air-conditioned buildings in Malaysia to less than 135 killowatt per hour per metre square per annum," he said when opening the MECM LEO Seminar - Advances on Energy Efficiency in Buildings, here.

His speech was read by his deputy Datuk Tan Chai Ho.

Moggie said that on average LEO building construction cost about 10 percent more compared with high performance energy efficiency buildings.

"The budget for the ministry's LEO building does not exceed more than 10 percent of the initial cost of building the office without the LEO features.

"It was also built to demonstrate that it is an economically viable low-energy-use building, using proven technology with a cost premium that permits capital outlay recovery within 10 years and without affecting the initial project construction schedule target for building," he said.

Meanwhile an officer from the ministry said that LEO building was designed to capitalise on all materials - internal and external - of the building to reduce energy usage.

"For example, to avoid using too much lights we use certain colour to paint our offices, or to save energy for air-conditioning we use double-layered wall, which can trap heat in between the layer so it can keep the room cooler for a longer time and of course there are other things," said the officer who did not want to be named.

He also said that the ministry's building, which was scheduled to complete by mid 2004, was the first government's building built with LEO concept.

The ministry's building is developed in coorperation, among others, with Danish Development Assistance (Danida), which provided the technical expertise.

 

 


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Date: Wed Mar 12, 2003 2:51 am
Subject: Tenaga Nasional Berhad Tender Notices (12-03-03)
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Tenaga Nasional Berhad Tender Notices  
[Source : http://www.tnb.com.my/tnb/busi_tn_detail.jsp]

TENDER NOTICES

Tenders are invited from suppliers / contractors registered with Treasury (KK) / Pusat Khidmat Kontraktor (PKK), Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB) and Construction Industry Development Board Malaysia (CIDB) for supply / work as follow:-

Tender No.
Description
Category
Cost Of Document & Payable To
Closing
Date
(12.00 noon)
Sale & Submission of Tender Document
TNBE(P&K) 3/2003

Membekal Dan Menghantar Toner & Ink Cartridge Untuk Pencetak Komputer Di TNB Engineers

Bumiputera,Berdaftar dengan TNB,KK(kod 210101/4/5/6)

RM20.00

Tunai
25-03-2003
Unit Perkhidmatan Perolehan & Kontrak, TNB Engineers,Aras 3, Bangunan Penghantaran,129 Jalan Bangsar,Kuala Lumpur
Untuk penjelasan lebih lanjut sila hubungi En. Bahari Hussin - Tel:03-22965228

TNBD 105403

Pembekalan dan Pengiriman "Sheath Fault Location Instrument"

KK and TNB: 200300/ 030200 (Sheath Fault Location Instrument)

RM100.00

Tenaga Nasional Berhad
14-03-2003
Pejabat Ketua (Seksyen Pengurusan Tender), Jabatan Perkhidmatan Perolehan, Aras 2, Bangunan Penjanaan, TNB, 129, Jalan Bangsar, 50732 Kuala Lumpur
TNBG/B&B/15-2003(JSA)

To Supply and Deliver Steam Turbine Spares to Stesen Janaelektrik Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz, Kapar, Selangor Darul Ehsan

KK and TNB: 200200

RM100.00

TNB Generation Sdn. Bhd.
01-04-2003
Pejabat Ketua (Perolehan & Pentadbiran), TNBGSB, Aras 4, Bangunan Penjanaan, 129, Jalan Bangsar, 50732 Kuala Lumpur
Tender Documents will be sold on: Monday - Friday 9.00 a.m. - 12.00 noon

TNBT PR 52 / 0203

Supply Four Unit 12.5MVAR 11.5kV Shunt Reactor For Kenyir 275/132/11kV Substation

KK and TNB: 200100/ 200199

RM150.00

Tenaga Nasional Berhad
28-04-2003
Pejabat Pengurus Besar (Senggaraan Rangkaian) - Bahagian Penghantaran Tenaga Nasional Berhad, Tingkat 3, Bangunan NLDC, 129, Jalan Bangsar, 50732 Kuala Lumpur
Site visit is compulsory and will be held on 3/4/2003, (9.00 a.m.). Tenderers are required to gather at PMU Kenyir, Terengganu

TNBG/B&B/04-2003(SJPG)

Kerja-Kerja Membaiki (Refurbishment) Alatganti (Hot Gas Path Components) Untuk Tarbin Gas ABB 13D3, Stesen Janaelektrik Sultan Iskandar, Pasir Gudang, Johor

KK and TNB: 200200

RM200.00

TNB Generation Sdn. Bhd.
01-04-2003
Pejabat Ketua (Perolehan & Pentadbiran), TNBGSB, Aras 4, Bangunan Penjanaan, 129, Jalan Bangsar, 50732 Kuala Lumpur
Tender Documents will be sold on: Monday - Friday 9.00 a.m. - 12.00 noon

TNBG/B&B/03-2003(SJPG)

ABB 13D3 Gas Turbine Vane Carrier Refurbishment Works at Sultan Iskandar Power Station, Pasir Gudang, Johor

KK and TNB: 200200

RM200.00

TNB Generation Sdn. Bhd.
01-04-2003
Pejabat Ketua (Perolehan & Pentadbiran), TNBGSB, Aras 4, Bangunan Penjanaan, 129, Jalan Bangsar, 50732 Kuala Lumpur
Tender Documents will be sold on: Monday - Friday 9.00 a.m. - 12.00 noon

TNBE 801003

Supply And Erect Of 275kV and 132kV Current Transformers, Protection Relays And Ancillary Equipment For Existing TNB's Transmission Substations Connected to Bukit Raja Substation

PKK and TNB: Class: I Head: VII And registered with CIDB

RM1000.00

(Draft Bank / "Cashier's Order")TNB Engineers Sdn. Bhd.
17-04-2003
Pejabat Ketua (Perolehan & Kontrak), Jabatan Projek Penghantaran, Bahagian Perkhidmatan Projek, Tenaga Nasional Berhad, Aras 3, Bangunan Penghantaran, TNB, 129, Jalan Bangsar, 50732 Kuala Lumpur
Qualification:
i) Local companies (registered with Pusat Khidmat Kontraktor Class I Head VII) OR
ii) Local companies (without Pusat Khidmat Kontraktor Class I Head VII) in the form of Joint-Venture with local company (registered with Pusat Khidmat Kontraktor Class I Head VII)

Tender Deposit RM 50,000.00

Tender documents will not be sold three (3) days before the tender closes

TNBG/B&B/14-2003(JSA)

To Supply and Delivery Circulating Water Pump Impeller to Stesen Janaelektrik Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz, Kapar, Selangor Darul Ehsan

KK and TNB: 200200

RM100.00

TNB Generation Sdn. Bhd.
25-03-2003
Pejabat Ketua (Perolehan & Pentadbiran), TNBGSB, Aras 4, Bangunan Penjanaan, 129, Jalan Bangsar, 50732 Kuala Lumpur
Tender Documents will be sold on: Monday - Friday 9.00 a.m. - 12.00 noon.

TNBT/ PR 69 / 0203

Pembekalan Alatubah Arus Untuk Menggantikan Alatubah Arus Jenis GEC FMJL

KK and TNB: 200100 / 200200

RM100.00

TNB Transmission Network Sdn. Bhd.
27-03-2003
Pengurus Besar (Senggaraan Rangkaian), Bahagian Penghantaran Tingkat 3, Bangunan NLDC, 129, Jalan Bangsar, 50732 Kuala Lumpur
TNBG/B&B/13-2003(JSA)

To Supply, Install and Commissioning CCI Valve at Stesen Janaelektrik Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz, Kapar, Selangor Darul Ehsan

KK and TNB: 200200

RM100.00

TNB Generation Sdn. Bhd.
25-03-2003
Pejabat Ketua (Perolehan & Pentadbiran), TNBGSB, Aras 4, Bangunan Penjanaan, 129, Jalan Bangsar, 50732 Kuala Lumpur
Tender Documents will be sold on: Monday - Friday 9.00 a.m. - 12.00 noon.

TNBT/ PR 70 / 0203

Pembekalan "Surge Arrestor" 275kV Untuk Wilayah Tengah, Senggaraan Rangkaian

KK and TNB: 200100 / 200200

RM50.00

TNB Transmission Network Sdn. Bhd.
27-03-2003
Pengurus Besar (Senggaraan Rangkaian), Bahagian Penghantaran Tingkat 3, Bangunan NLDC, 129, Jalan Bangsar, 50732 Kuala Lumpur
TNBT/ KL (T) 55/2002

Tawaran Sebutharga Bagi Pembekalan Barang-Barang "Overhead Line Tower Accessories For Kule Rehab"

KK and TNB: 200300

RM20.00

TNB Transmission Network
27-03-2003
Pengurus Wilayah (Tengah), Senggaraan Rangkaian, Bahagian Penghantaran, Level 6, Block 3A, Peti Surat 10228, Plaza Sentral, Jalan Sentral 5, KL Sentral, 50470 Kuala Lumpur
For further information, please contact Overhead Executive (Teng Beng Kwee 019- 3878871)

TNBT/ KL (T) 20/03

Schedule Rate For 11kV And 33kV Cable Termination And Jointing Works In TNB Substations

PKK and TNB: Class: I/II/III/IV/V Head: VII Sub Head: 7

RM10.00

TNB Transmission Network
15-04-2003
Pengurus Wilayah (Tengah), Senggaraan Rangkaian, Bahagian Penghantaran, Level 6, Block 3A, Peti Surat 10228, Plaza Sentral, Jalan Sentral 5, KL Sentral, 50470 Kuala Lumpur
For BUMIPUTERA contractors

For further information, please contact Cable Engineer and Technical Support (Lim Ai Ling 012 4874587)

TNBD 104503(STPBJ 045/ 2003)

Kerja-Kerja Membekal dan Memasang NER dan Earthing Pencawang Pembahagian Utama Bukit Tiram, Johor

PKK and TNB: Class: IV Head: VII Sub Head: 10(b) And registered with CIDB

RM50.00

Tenaga Nasional Berhad
20-03-2003
Pejabat Pengurus Besar Negeri Johor, TNB Distribution Sdn. Bhd., Tingkat M, Wisma NAHA, Jalan Ibrahim Sultan, 80300 Johor Bahru, Johor
For BUMIPUTERA contractors only

Site visit is compulsory and will be held on 5 / 3 / 2003, 9.30 a.m. Tenderers are required to gather at Ruang Legar, Pusat Kawalan Wilayah Selatan, Johor. Contact person is En. Mat Rahim Rashidi at 019-9341093


Submission of tender document:

Pejabat Ketua (Seksyen Pengurusan Tender), Jabatan Perkhidmatan Perolehan, Aras 2, Bangunan Penjanaan, TNB, 129, Jalan Bangsar, 50732 Kuala Lumpur

TNBD 104603(STPBJ 027/ 2003)

Kerja-Kerja Mengecat Semula Bangunan PPU Best World, SSU Kelana Megah, PPU Tampoi, Ppu Tampoi Industri, PPU UTM, PPU Central Sub dan Tanah Tampoi

PKK and TNB: Class: F Head: II Sub Head: 2(a), 8(b) And registered with CIDB

RM50.00

Tenaga Nasional Berhad
20-03-2003
Pejabat Pengurus Besar Negeri Johor, TNB Distribution Sdn. Bhd., Tingkat M, Wisma NAHA, Jalan Ibrahim Sultan, 80300 Johor Bahru, Johor
For BUMIPUTERA contractors only

Site visit is compulsory and will be held on 7 / 3 / 2003, 9.30 a.m. Tenderers are required to gather at Ruang Legar, Pusat Kawalan Wilayah Selatan, Johor. Contact person is En. Mat Rahim Rashidi at 019-9341093


Submission of tender document:

Pejabat Ketua (Seksyen Pengurusan Tender), Jabatan Perkhidmatan Perolehan, Aras 2, Bangunan Penjanaan, TNB, 129, Jalan Bangsar, 50732 Kuala Lumpur

TNBD 104703(STPBJ 066/ 2003)

Cadangan Merentang Kabel Menggunakan Kaedah HDD Melintasi Sg. Belunkor, Kota Tinggi, Johor

PKK and TNB: Class: I / II / III Head: VII Sub Head: 4 And registered with CIDB

RM50.00

Tenaga Nasional Berhad
20-03-2003
Pejabat Pengurus Besar Negeri Johor, TNB Distribution Sdn. Bhd., Tingkat M, Wisma NAHA, Jalan Ibrahim Sultan, 80300 Johor Bahru, Johor
For BUMIPUTERA contractors only

Site visit is compulsory and will be held on 11 / 3 / 2003, 10.00 a.m. Tenderers are required to gather at TNBD Jalan Lombong, Kota Tinggi, Johor. Contact person is En. Mohamad Fadzil bin Haji Sukinon at 019-7318779


Submission of tender document:

Pejabat Ketua (Seksyen Pengurusan Tender), Jabatan Perkhidmatan Perolehan, Aras 2, Bangunan Penjanaan, TNB, 129, Jalan Bangsar, 50732 Kuala Lumpur

TNBD 104803(STPBJ 070/ 2003)

Kerja-Kerja Bekalan Elektrik Ke Parcel A Rumah Pangsa Kos Sederhana Di Atas PTD 148137, Plentong, Johor Bahru

PKK and TNB: Class: I / II / III Head: VII Sub Head: 3, 4, 10(a) And registered with CIDB

RM50.00

Tenaga Nasional Berhad
20-03-2003
Pejabat Pengurus Besar Negeri Johor, TNB Distribution Sdn. Bhd., Tingkat M, Wisma NAHA, Jalan Ibrahim Sultan, 80300 Johor Bahru, Johor
For BUMIPUTERA contractors only

Site visit is compulsory and will be held on 13 / 3 / 2003, 10.00 a.m. Tenderers are required to gather at TNBD Pasir Gudang, Johor. Contact person is En. Abdul Hadi Hamid at 019-7119939


Submission of tender document:

Pejabat Ketua (Seksyen Pengurusan Tender), Jabatan Perkhidmatan Perolehan, Aras 2, Bangunan Penjanaan, TNB, 129, Jalan Bangsar, 50732 Kuala Lumpur

TNBD 104903(STPBJ 071/ 2003)

Membekal Keperluan Setengah Tahun (2002/2003) Toner Untuk Printer Laser Jet di Daerah-Daerah di Negeri Johor

KK and TNB: 210101

RM50.00

Tenaga Nasional Berhad
20-03-2003
Pejabat Pengurus Besar Negeri Johor, TNB Distribution Sdn. Bhd., Tingkat M, Wisma NAHA, Jalan Ibrahim Sultan, 80300 Johor Bahru, Johor
For BUMIPUTERA contractors only

Contact person is En. Abdul Karim bin Ghani at 07-2241777 ext. 152


Submission of tender document:

Pejabat Ketua (Seksyen Pengurusan Tender), Jabatan Perkhidmatan Perolehan, Aras 2, Bangunan Penjanaan, TNB, 129, Jalan Bangsar, 50732 Kuala Lumpur

TNBD 104403(STPBJ 069/ 2003)

Kerja-Kerja Merentang Kabel 500mmp 1 Teras 2 Litar Dari PPU Kem Gerup Gerak Khas Mersing Ke SSU Kem Gerup Gerak Khas dan Merentang Kabel Voltan Tinggi 240mmp 3 Teras XLPE Dari PPU Kem Gerup Gerak Khas Ke P/E No: 1, No: 2,No: 3, No: 4, No: 5, No: 6, No: 7, dan No: 8 Kem Gerup Gerak Khas Mersing

PKK and TNB: Class: I / II / III Head: VII Sub Head: 4 And registered with CIDB

RM50.00

Tenaga Nasional Berhad
20-03-2003
Pejabat Pengurus Besar Negeri Johor, TNB Distribution Sdn. Bhd., Tingkat M, Wisma NAHA, Jalan Ibrahim Sultan, 80300 Johor Bahru, Johor
For BUMIPUTERA contractors only

Site visit is compulsory and will be held on 11 / 3 / 2003, 9.30 a.m. Tenderers are required to gather at Bilik Mesyuarat TNBD Mersing, Johor. Contact person is En. Zainal bin Ujang at 019-3538214 or En. Mohd Anuar Zakaria at 019-7507076


Submission of tender document:

Pejabat Ketua (Seksyen Pengurusan Tender), Jabatan Perkhidmatan Perolehan, Aras 2, Bangunan Penjanaan, TNB, 129, Jalan Bangsar, 50732 Kuala Lumpur

TNBD 104303(STPBJ 067/ 2003)

Kerja-Kerja Merentang Kabel 240mmp 3 Teras XLPE Dari PMU Air Hitam, Cadangan Potong-Sambung Kabel Sediada ke P/E Sek. Keb. Air Hitam, P/E Bt. 1 Air Hitam, P/E NCH Lime, P/E Hoe Guan, P/E Plus Air Hitam dan S/Suis Pusat Pertanian Air Hitam disebabkan Pelebaran Jalan Kluang-Air Hitam-Batu Pahat Oleh JKR

PKK and TNB: Class: I / II / III Head: VII Sub Head: 4 And registered with CIDB

RM50.00

Tenaga Nasional Berhad
20-03-2003
Pejabat Pengurus Besar Negeri Johor, TNB Distribution Sdn. Bhd., Tingkat M, Wisma NAHA, Jalan Ibrahim Sultan, 80300 Johor Bahru, Johor
For BUMIPUTERA contractors only

Site visit is compulsory and will be held on 6 / 3 / 2003, 9.30 a.m. Tenderers are required to gather at Bilik Mesyuarat TNBD Kluang, Jalan Mengkibol, Kluang, Johor. Contact person is En. Zainal bin Ujang at 019-3538214 or En. Mohd Anuar Zakaria at 019-7507076


Submission of tender document:

Pejabat Ketua (Seksyen Pengurusan Tender), Jabatan Perkhidmatan Perolehan, Aras 2, Bangunan Penjanaan, TNB, 129, Jalan Bangsar, 50732 Kuala Lumpur

TNBD 104203(STPBJ 068/ 2003)

Kerja-Kerja Merentang Kabel 500mmp 1 Teras XLPE Dari PMU Kluang New Ke Persimpangan Bulatan Jalan Batu Pahat-Kluang dan Merentang Kabel 240mmp 3 Teras XLPE Dari PMU Kluang New Ke Persimpangan Bulatan Jalan Batu Pahat-Kluang Bagi Pengalihan Kabel Sediada disebabkan Pelebaran Jalan Kluang-Air Hitam-Batu Pahat Oleh JKR

PKK and TNB: Class: I / II Head: VII Sub Head: 4 And registered with CIDB

RM50.00

Tenaga Nasional Berhad
20-03-2003
Pejabat Pengurus Besar Negeri Johor, TNB Distribution Sdn. Bhd., Tingkat M, Wisma NAHA, Jalan Ibrahim Sultan, 80300 Johor Bahru, Johor
For BUMIPUTERA contractors only

Site visit is compulsory and will be held on 6 / 3 / 2003, 9.30 a.m. Tenderers are required to gather at Bilik Mesyuarat TNBD Kluang, Jalan Mengkibol, Kluang, Johor. Contact person is En. Zainal bin Ujang at 019-3538214 or En. Mohd Anuar Zakaria at 019-7507076


Submission of tender document:

Pejabat Ketua (Seksyen Pengurusan Tender), Jabatan Perkhidmatan Perolehan, Aras 2, Bangunan Penjanaan, TNB, 129, Jalan Bangsar, 50732 Kuala Lumpur

TNBE 800503

Cadangan Baikpulih Kerja-Kerja Awam Untuk Pencawang Masuk Utama 132/33/11kV, Telok Panglima Garang, Selangor Darul Ehsan

PKK and TNB: Class: D Head: I Sub Head: 1 And registered with CIDB

RM250.00

(Bank Draft / `Cashier's Order') TNB Engineers Sdn. Bhd.
31-03-2003
Pejabat Ketua (Perolehan & Kontrak), Jabatan Projek Penghantaran, Bahagian Perkhidmatan Projek, Tenaga Nasional Berhad, Aras 3, Bangunan Penghantaran, TNB, 129, Jalan Bangsar, 50732 Kuala Lumpur
For BUMIPUTERA contractors only





TNBD 103103

Pembekalan dan Pengiriman Lightning Arrester, 11kV

KK and TNB: 200300/ 200399 (Lightning Arrester)

RM100.00

Tenaga Nasional Berhad
20-03-2003
Ketua (Seksyen Pengurusan Tender), Jabatan Perkhidmatan Perolehan, Aras 2, Bangunan Penjanaan, TNB, 129, Jalan Bangsar, 50732 Kuala Lumpur
TNBG/B&B/11-2003(JSA)

To Supply and Delivery Conveyor Belt and V - Type Return Roller to Stesen Janaelektrik Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz, Kapar, Selangor Darul Ehsan

KK and TNB: 200200

RM100.00

TNB Generation Sdn. Bhd.
18-03-2003
Pejabat Ketua (Perolehan & Pentadbiran), TNBGSB, Aras 4, Bangunan Penjanaan, 129, Jalan Bangsar, 50732 Kuala Lumpur
Tender Documents will be sold on: Monday - Friday 9.00 a.m. - 12.00 noon

TNBG/B&B/01-2003(CBS)

Pembekalan Alatganti-Alatganti Untuk Rombakrawat Tarbin Gas ABB Type 13E1 Untuk Stesen Janaelektrik Jambatan Connaught, TNB Generation Sdn. Bhd.

KK and TNB: 200200

RM300.00

TNB Generation Sdn. Bhd.
25-03-2003
Pejabat Ketua (Perolehan & Pentadbiran), TNBGSB, Aras 4, Bangunan Penjanaan, 129, Jalan Bangsar, 50732 Kuala Lumpur
Tender Documents will be sold on: Monday - Friday 9.00 a.m. - 12.00 noon

TNBT PR 58 / 0203

Cadangan Kerja-Kerja Membaik-pulih Cerun di Talian Atas 275kV Air Tawar - Segari Menara No. 4 (Talian A dan Talian C), Menara No. 3 (Talian A dan Talian C) dan Menara No. 10 (Talian A)

PKK and TNB: Class: D Head: I Sub Head: 1 And registered with CIDB

RM00.0

(Free - Will be given during the site visit)
20-03-2003
Free Pejabat Pengurus Besar (Senggaraan Rangkaian) - Bahagian Penghantaran Tenaga Nasional Berhad, Tingkat 3, Bangunan NLDC, 129, Jalan Bangsar, 50732 Kuala Lumpur
For Bumiputera contractors only

Site visit is compulsory and will be held on 14/3/2003, (9.30 a.m.). Tenderers are required to gather at entrance, PMU Segari Lumut, Perak


TNB 304103

Cadangan Pembangunan Kemudahan Fizikal Kampus Universiti Tenaga Nasional (UNITEN), Bandar Muadzam Shah, Pahang Darul Makmur Untuk Tenaga Nasional Berhad

PKK and TNB: Class: A Head: II Sub Head: 2 And registered with CIDB

RM2000.00

Tenaga Nasional Berhad
17-03-2003
Pejabat Ketua (Seksyen Pengurusan Tender), Jabatan Perkhidmatan Perolehan, Aras 2, Bangunan Penjanaan, TNB, 129, Jalan Bangsar, 50732 Kuala Lumpur
For BUMIPUTERA contractors in the state of Pahang only

TNB 603603

Sultan Yusof Power Station , JOR, Cameron Highlands, Pahang Darul Makmur - Repair Works at JOR UVC Adit Portal

PKK and TNB: Class: BX And Above Head: I Sub Head: 1, Head: II Sub Head: 8(b) And Head: IV Sub Head: 1 & 10(a) & 10(b) And registered with CIDB

RM500.00

Tenaga Nasional Berhad
17-03-2003
Pejabat Ketua (Seksyen Pengurusan Tender), Jabatan Perkhidmatan Perolehan, Aras 2, Bangunan Penjanaan, TNB, 129, Jalan Bangsar, 50732 Kuala Lumpur
Lawatan tapak adalah diwajibkan dan akan diadakan pada 6/3/2003, (10.00 pagi). Penender dikehendaki mendaftar di Pejabat Pengurus Besar, Stesen Janaelektrik Sultan Yusof, JOR, Cameron Highlands untuk lawatan tapak. Kawasan tapak kerja adalah di dalam kawasan hutan dan berbukit, oleh itu kenderaan pacuan empat roda adalah diperlukan untuk tujuan lawatan tapak

UNITEN (KMC) 12/2003

Pembelian Peralatan Keselamatan Rangkaian Universiti Tenaga Nasional

KK and TNB: 210101/ 210102/ 210103/ 210104/ 210105/ 210106/

RM100.00

Universiti Tenaga Nasional
17-03-2003
Pejabat Pentadbiran, Aras 2, Bangunan Pengurusan, Universiti Tenaga Nasional (UNITEN), Jalan Kajang-Puchong, 43009 Kajang, Selangor, Darul Ehsan
TNBG/B&B/12-2003(JSA)

To Supply and Delivery Boiler Feedpump Cartidge to Stesen Janaelektrik Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz, Kapar, Selangor Darul Ehsan

KK and TNB: 200200

RM100.00

TNB Generation Sdn. Bhd.
18-03-2003
Pejabat Ketua (Perolehan & Pentadbiran), TNBGSB, Aras 4, Bangunan Penjanaan, 129, Jalan Bangsar, 50732 Kuala Lumpur
Tender Documents will be sold on: Monday - Friday 9.00 a.m. - 12.00 noon

TNBD 103803

Perkhidmatan Pengangkutan Lori dan Kren Tahun 2003/2005 Untuk Gudang Simpanan Metro

KK and TNB: 221104

RM50.00

Tenaga Nasional Berhad
27-03-2003
Pejabat Ketua (Seksyen Pengurusan Tender), Jabatan Perkhidmatan Perolehan, Aras 2, Bangunan Penjanaan, TNB, 129, Jalan Bangsar, 50732 Kuala Lumpur
For BUMIPUTERA tenderers whose KK registered business address is in Wilayah Persekutuan Lumpur/Putrajaya and Selangor only

TNB 521902

Projek 'Supply, Installation & Commissioning of Hardware & System Software For The Implementation of Enterprise Resourse Management System

KK and TNB: 210102 and 210104 and 210105 and 210106

RM5000.00

Tenaga Nasional Berhad
13-03-2003
Pejabat Ketua (Seksyen Pengurusan Tender), Jabatan Perkhidmatan Perolehan, Aras 2, Bangunan Penjanaan, TNB, 129, Jalan Bangsar, 50732 Kuala Lumpur
Vendor is required to produce evidence of certification (Product Principal) when purchasing the tender document

Payments for the tender document should be made in Cash / Bank Drafts / Cashiers Order at the following time:-

Monday - Thursday 8.30a.m. - 12.00 noon
  2.00p.m. - 3.00 p.m.
Friday - Saturday 8.30a.m. - 12.00 noon

Payments made are not refundable.

Tenderers are required to produce the original certificate of registration and photocopy with KK/PKK/TNB and CIDB when buying the tender documents.

Tenaga Nasional Berhad does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any tender nor to assign any reason for the rejection of any tender nor will it be responsible for any cost incurred by the tenderers.


 


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#40 From: "asetip" <asetip@...>
Date: Thu Mar 13, 2003 2:57 am
Subject: INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM & EXHIBITION IN RENEWABLE ENERGY
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INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM & EXHIBITION IN RENEWABLE ENERGY
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 14 - 17 September 2003
[Source : Email from Prof Dr Kamaruzzaman Sopian (ksopian@...)]


The Malaysian Institute of Energy, Malaysian Energy Centre and the Ministry of Education will be organizing an international conference on renewable energy. I would be very grateful if you and your fellow researchers could participate and send abstracts to the conference. Details of the conference are as follow.


INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM & EXHIBITION IN RENEWABLE ENERGY
[Environment Protection & Energy Solution for Sustainable Development]
 
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 
14 - 17 September 2003


Host organization
Malaysian Institute of Energy, 
Ministry of Education Malaysia &
Malaysia Energy Center

Main Sponsors
Islamic Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (ISESCO) &
World Renewable Energy Network (WREN)


SEMINAR OBJECTIVES
* Highlighting the role of renewables in meeting the energy demand
particularly of developing countries

* Encouraging the effective transfer and efficient application of economic
renewable energy technologies

* Assisting in the promotion of the  environmental benefits of renewable energy

* Promoting business opportunities for renewable energy projects and their
successful implementation

* Enhancing improved information, knowledge and education on renewable energy

* Providing a technical exhibition where manufacturers, suppliers & others
can display their products and services

* Providing a focal point for international networking

FEES
Local Participant : RM 750.00
International Participants : USD 250.00
Fees are inclusive of Registration, Reception Dinner, 2 days Seminar
Package inclusive of all lunches and dinners, Seminar bag and stationary,
and Seminar Proceedings

SEMINAR TOPICS
* Solar Materials
* Solar Thermal Applications
* Photovoltaic Technology
* Biomass Conversion
* Hydrogen and Fuel Cells
* Wind Energy
* Hydro Energy
* Climate and the Environment
* Low Energy Architecture
Related Topics : Energy Management;  Economics, Policy and Financing;
Sustainable Energy Business Practices, Carbon Tax and Trading, Gender and
Poverty Reduction

IMPORTANT DEADLINES
Receipt of abstracts: 30 April 2003
Acknowledgement of acceptance  : 31 May 2003
Acceptance of full paper: 31 July 2003
All abstracts are to be written in good English. Please use Microsoft Word
'97 or above using Times New Roman font size 12 in not more than 500 words.


VENUE & ACCOMODATION
Conference Hotel : The Corus Hotel, Kuala Lumpur.
              
Symposium website:
www.pkukmweb.ukm.my/~ppfg2002/ISERE2003/index.htm



For further information please contact:
Dr Samirah Abdul Rahman
Conference Secretariat 
c/o Faculty of Applied Science
MARA University of Technology 
UiTM Section 17 Campus
40200 Shah Alam Selangor
MALAYSIA
Tel : 603 55483353   Fax : 603 44582347

                           
email :
samir086@...
Prof Dr Kamaruzzaman Sopian :
ksopian@...
Ms Norasikin Ahmad Ludin :
sikin@...

 

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