14th AGM 2015

KEY PROGRAMS AND VISIONS

FOR ENERGY EFFICIENCY

INDUSTRY IN MALAYSIA

DATE : 28 APRIL 2015

TIME : 9:00 AM

VENUE : ARMADA HOTEL,PJ

Committee Members(2014-2016)

Implemented & Upcoming Programs

THE WAY FORWARD: MAESCO’S visions in

energy efficiency industry

President

Ar. Zulkifli b. Zahari

Vice President and Policies &

International Liaison

Ir. Ong Ching Loon

Honorary Secretary &

HistorianVTR Dharamarajah

Honorary Advisor / Internal

Auditor

Ir. Dr. KS Kannan

Business

Development

Ir. Phang Chen

Faut

Training

Mohd Iskandar

b. Majidi

Green Technology

Kevin Yap

Publicity &

Promotions

Ir. Kumarason S

Kandiah

Government

Liaison

Ahmad Zaky

b. Mohd Amin

Internal Auditor

Khairol Nizam

b. Abd Muen

Treasurer & Strategic

Initiatives

Zaini b. Abdul WahabAsst. Honorary Secretary &

Membership Koay Keong Tay

Program Coordinator

Anuar b. Mat Saad

Admin / Secretariat

Afiza bt. Mohd Sa’ad

Accountant

Mohd Izzuddin

b. Salahudin

Admin / SecretariatNor Herdawaty bt. Ali

ELECTED COMMITTEE MEMBERS(2014 /2016)

GUIDELINES &

ADVISORY

CAPACITY BUILDING & AWARENESS

MAESCO

INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT

DRAFTING OF NATIONAL EE ACTION PLAN

Submission of industry inputs and attending

stakeholders engagement sessions organized by

KeTTHA & ST

•Committee members - JKRDEVELOPMENT OF EPC DOCUMENTS

• Identifying potential facilities for demonstration projectsCOLLABORATION WITH BSEEP

•Matching ESCOs with intensive energy users to implement EE measures with EPC Model-MIGHT, MELAKA GREEN TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION)

STRATEGIC COLLABORATION WITH FEDERAL & STATE GOVERNMENT AGENCIES

• International Construction Week 2014-CIDB

•EPC Seminar-ST

•Green building & Parks 2014-Sarawak State Government

PRESENTATIONS AT EE SEMINARS/CONFERENCES

• Initiated in early 2014 andlaunched in Dec 2014

• EPC Programs for intensiveprivate industrial andcommercial buildings inMelaka

• Matching & facilitatingMAESCO members with EPCcapabilities with interestedcompanies to implement EEprojects with EPC model

• Companies are pre-selectedwith initial commitment fromthe top management – MIGHT& State Government

• Total companies participated& matched with MAESCOmember to date : 19

The Official Launch of EPC Program in Melaka(19-12-2014)

• Has trained 456 participants

in 22 training sessions since

2010

• Endorsed by ST in 2014-

Successful participants from

EMTC to get direct

registration as REEM with ST

since 2014 sessions

• Current Venue: MAS Academy, Kelana Jaya

• MODULES:• Legal & Regulatory

requirements

• Energy Management System(EnMS)

• Energy audit & energy efficiency standards, technologies & practices

• Business cases proposal for energy efficiency projects

Experts among MAESCO members are invited to become EMTC trainers on

preferred topics

Interactive classroom teaching by expert trainers

Workshops & group presentations

Individual EE project presentation based on ST requirements to MAESCO experts & ST representative

• Invited by HRDF & formed inOctober 2014

• One of the 19 STCs formed byPMSB-HRDF

• Represented by Zaini AbdulWahab (Elected DeputyChairman) & Mohd IskandarMajidi(Committee member)

• Objective:• To identify training needs for

energy sector(demand side)& proposed trainingprograms to be recognizedby HRDF to produced 50%skilled workers in Malaysiaby 2020

UNIKL Malaysia France Institute(15-4-2015)IEM CPD TALK

(17-12-2015)

UTAR (27-8-2014)

UM(19-11-2014

SUPPORT SERVICES: RENTAL OF MEASURING

EQUIPMENT AT DISCOUNTED RATES FOR MEMBERS

Guidelines & advisory to

prepare & deliver REEM services

in EMTC

A book to be published

Developed & Published Energy Audit Guidelines-Launched in 2014

CAPACITY BUILDING PROGRAM

Technical Training

Management Training

Industry Development &

Awareness Events

MAESCO members

Intensive Industrial & Buildings energy users

Registered Electrical Energy Managers (REEMs)

Professional Bodies

Academicians, Institutions & Researchers

EE Practitioners

Facilities Management Companies

Energy industry policy makers & regulators

Ministry of Works & Department of Works

Ministries & agencies

State governments & Local authorities

Investors, Banks & Financial institutions

ENERGY

AUDIT

MEASUREMENT

&

VERIFICATION

2015-2016 – to start

ENERGY EFFICIENCY

APPLICATIONS &

TECHNOLOGIES

Motors & Variable Speed

DrivesHvac Systems

Pumps & Fans Systems

Lighting Systems

To compliment existing programs

in the market-subject to demand

ENERGY MANAGER TRAINING COURSE

(EMTC)

1 DAY CPD PROGRAM

2015-2016 – 4

sessions planned

ISO 50001:2011 – ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

MODULES TARGETING DIFFERENT GROUPS• Top management• Technical & non-technical

Executives

2015-2016 – to start

with 1 & 2 days

modules

REEM SERVICES DEVELOPMEMNT &

DELIVERY COACHING PROGRAM

Basic guides for REEMs & affected installations

2015-2016 – one day

workshop on

strategies to deliver

REEM services

EV

EN

T

MALAYSIA ENERGY SERVICE

INDUSTRY CONFERENCE

Promote economic, business & career opportunities in energy service industry at organizational & national level

EE INDUSTRY AWARENESS

On-going promotional activities targeting university students & engineers-Talks, Exhibitions

MAY 2016

2015-2016(3 SESSIONS)

Strong

Governance

& regulatory

framework

Financing & business friendly

mechanisms

Accountable & competent

implementing agency

Information,

Education

& Awareness

R&D &

Commercialization

ENERGY EFFICIENCY Industry

Growth

Policy Targets

Policy Introduction

Focused Sectors +Industry Players

+ Consumers

Industry players just need the basic & right “infrastructure” & supports.We can take it from there!

INTRODUCTION

OF POLICY,

LAW &

AWARENESS

IMPLEMENTATION & SUPPORT

MEASURES FROM THE GOVERNMENT

PERFORMANCE

MONITORING&

IMPROVEMENTS

IMPROVED

•National Energy

Performance

•Competitiveness/

profits

•Environmental

quality

REDUCED

•Energy

consumption &

costs

•Pollution & CO2

emission level

CREATED •Business & job opportunities

•More experts/workers from energy efficiency industry

•New source of economic growth

•More Direct Domestic Investments

Look and act on EE holistically & urgently for prioritized ENERGY USERS…not with project-based approaches

Consistency, accountability & empowered responsible agency

Clear policy goals & targets

Commitment on FUNDING resources & mechanism

Strong governance & comprehensive regulatory framework

Inclusiveness in policies development & reviews