COUNTRY REPORT:BUILDING ENERGY CODE& NATIONAL ENERGYAWARDby MOHAMED NADHIR ZAINAL ABIDINOUTLINE

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Building Energy
CodeEnergy
AwardIntroduction
Development ofEnergy Efficiencyand Conservation
Act (EECA)MS1525 : Energy
Efficiency And Use Of
Renewable Energy For
Non-residential
Buildings - Code Of
Practice

National EnergyAward (NEA)2

INTRODUCTION

1Energy Management
Requirements✓ Appointment of Energy
Manager✓ Implementation of Energy
Management System✓ Energy Audit✓ Energy management
reporting✓ Inclusive Electrical &Thermal23✓ Obtain certificate ofapproval (COA)✓ MEPS labelling

EECA

Building Energy
Requirements✓ Building energy
labelling byrating✓ Building Energy
Audit

Energy Using
Product Requirements

43Registration
Requirements✓ Registration of
Qualified Persons✓ Registration ofTraining Institutions
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OVERVIEW OF MS1525
Malaysian Standards: (MS)1525:2019 - Energy Efficiency And Use Of Renewable Energy For
Non-residential Buildings - Code Of Practice gives guidance on the efficient use of energy
including the application of RE in new and existing non-residential building

Purposes of MS1525

BUILD

MINIMUM STANDARD

DESIGNTo encourage the design of new andexisting buildings so that they may beconstructed,operated
andmaintained in a manner that reduces
the use of energy without constraining
the building function, nor the comfort or
productivity of the occupants and withappropriate
regardfor
cost
considerations.

To provide the criteria and minimum
standards for energy efficiency inthe design of new buildings, retrofit ofexisting buildings and provide methods
for determining compliance with thesecriteria and minimum standards.

To provide guidance for energy
efficiency
designsthatdemonstrate good professionaljudgement and exceeds minimum
standards criteria.

MS 1525 was first published in 2001. The first revision was in 2007, the second in 2014 andthe third revision in 2019.

MS1525 KEY FOCUS
Architectural and Passive Design Strategy

Building Envelope

Efficient Air Conditioning and Lighting

Energy Management System

Building Energy PerformanceTo recognise the best implemented practices by Malaysian companies and organizations throughthe adoption of energy efficiency, management and renewable energy solutions
in driving the country’s sustainable energy sector.
NEA is a platform to promote innovation in local
technology, research & development (R&D) in linewith the country’s aspiration to spur energy sector
as the new area for economic growth.

In its 3rd year, more than 30 winners
were awarded for for their best practices and 26 ofthem won at the ASEAN Energy Awards

6Aspirations“This national energy awards will be a
motivation to industry players, not only as
recognition but as a leader that will able toencourage and motivate more private
sector as well public sector to participate inthis program”

YB Puan Yeo Bee Yin
Minister of Energy, Science, Technology,Environment and Climate Change (MESTECC)

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Profiling of NEA winners - The Malaysian Reserve 4-page pull-out (11 Sept 2019)

Distribution• MESTECC• YBM & YBTM office• KSU’s office• AAIBE• Sektor Tenaga

https://reader.themalaysianreserve.com•••

SEDAST
MGTC

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Profiling of NEA winners - The Edge 2-page pull-out (28 Oct 2019)9

Profiling of NEA winners – Site visit & video shoot (NEA winners only)

Kualiti Alam (EPIC Cenviro)

CSC Steel

Menara Komtar

Menara TM Melaka

FGV Tawau

Cypark Resources

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NEA Pavilion at IGEM 2019
Outcomes• 212 registered interest• 164 pre registered

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The Edge , 5th August2019
New Sarawak Tribune, 3rd August 2019

The Malaysian Reserve , 5th August 2019

Utusan Borneo, 3rd august2019

The Star, 6th August 201912

www.bernama.com , 2nd August 2019

The Edge Financial Daily, 6th August2019

Selangorkini.my , 2nd august 2019

Berita harian online, 2nd august 2019

Headtopics.com , 2nd august 201913

Outcomes to dateo 105 Applications forms received.

o 145 Applications forms received.

o 73 reports submitted to secretariat.

o 77 reports submitted to secretariat.

o NEA 2018 winners & runners up i. Energy Efficiency: 13ii. Renewable Energy: 6o NEA 2019 winners & runners up i. Energy Efficiency: 11ii. Renewable Energy: 4

o19 NEA winners and 1 special submission submitted
to ASEAN Energy Awards (AEA) 2018.

o 18 organisations and 4 special submissions
submitted to ASEAN Energy Awards (AEA) 2019.

o11 organisations won at ASEAN Energy Award(AEA 2018)o Total of 16 organisations won at ASEAN EnergyAward (AEA) 2019.
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ASEAN ENERGY AWARD 2019
CATEGORYNATIONAL ENERGY AWARDSASEAN ENERGY AWARDSENERGY MANAGEMENTSMALL AND MEDIUM
1. Buildings

1. Menara Telekom Melaka
2. Wisma TNB Penang

2nd Runner-Up
1st Runner-Up

2. Industries
LARGE

1. Idaman Pharma Manufacturing SB Perak

2nd Runner-Up

1. Buildings

1. Komtar Penang
2. Hospital Slim River, Perak

2nd Runner-Up

2. Industries

1. CSC Steel Sdn Bhd, Melaka
2. TG Medical Sdn Bhd F14, Klang

2nd Runner-Up

SPECIAL SUBMISSIONGREEN BUILDING & ENERGY EFFICIENT BUILDINGGREEN BUILDING
1. Small and Medium
2. Large
NEW AND EXISTINGBUILDING
TROPICAL BUILDINGRETROFITTED BUILDING

1. EPIC Seremban
2. IKEA Cheras
1. KLIA2
2. Paramit Factory in the Forest

WinnerWinner
1st Runner-Up
1st Runner-Up

1. Subang Parade Mall
2. Hospital Duchess of Kent, Sabah

1st Runner-Up

SPECIAL SUBMISSION**
1. Appropriate Technology
2. Cutting Edge Technology
3. ZEB ReadyJUMLAH

1. Gerbang Alaf Restaurant (Mc Donald's)**
1. ZOG Engineering Technolgy**
1. Malaysia Green Technology Corp (MGTC)**

161015

Calling for Submission

Specifications

P e ri o d
1st Wave – 3rd or 4th week Nov 2019
2nd wave – 2nd or 3rd week Jan
3rd wave – 1st week Feb
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Fax: 03-8888 8648
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