Green Tech. KeTTHA

DEVELOPMENT OF
NATIONAL GREEN TECHNOLOGY
AHMAD ZAIRIN ISMAIL

Malaysian Green Technology Corporation
(GreenTech MALAYSIA)
26 April 2010
MALAYSIAN GREEN TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION 1

ESTABLISHMENT OF
MINISTRY OF ENERGY, GREEN TECHNOLOGY AND WATER
APRIL 2009
Low Energy Office
(LEO) Building,
Putrajaya
Ministry of Energy, Green
Technology and Water
was established during
the Cabinet reshuffle

LAUNCHING OF NATIONAL GREEN TECHNOLOGY POLICY
24 JULY 2009
National Green Technology
Policy was launched by
the Prime Minister
of Malaysia

DEFINITION OF GREEN TECHNOLOGY
DEFINITION
The development and application of products,
equipment and systems used to conserve the
natural environment and resources, which
minimizes and reduces the negative impact of
human activities.
CRITERIA
• Minimizes degradation to the environment;
• Has zero or low green house gas (GHG) emission;
• Safe for use and promotes healthy and improved environment for all forms
of life;
• Conserves the use of energy and natural resources; and
• Promotes the use of renewable resources

FOUR PILLARS
The National Green Technology Policy is

built on four pillars:
• Energy
– Seek to attain energy independence and
promote efficient utilization
• Environment
– Conserve and minimize the impact on the
environment
• Economy
– Enhance the national economic development
through the use of technology
• Social
– Improve the quality of life for all
NATIONAL GOALS OF GREEN TECHNOLOGY POLICY
The national goals of the Green

Technology Policy is to provide
direction and motivation for
Malaysians to continuously
enjoy good quality living and a
healthy environment

SHORT-TERM GOALS (10TH MALAYSIAN PLAN)
• Increased public awareness and commitment for the adoption
and application of Green Technology through advocacy
programmes;
• Widespread availability and recognition of Green Technology in
terms of products, appliances, equipment and systems in the
local market through standards, rating and labeling
programmes;
• Increased foreign and domestic direct investments (FDIs and
DDIs) in Green Technology manufacturing and services sectors;
and
• Expansion of local research institutes and institutions of higher
learning to expand Research, Development and Innovation
activities on Green Technology towards commercialisation
through appropriate mechanisms.
MID-TERM GOALS (11TH MALAYSIAN PLAN)
• Green Technology becomes the preferred choice in
procurement of products and services;
• Green Technology has a larger local market share against other
technologies and contributes to the adoption of Green
Technology in regional markets;
• Increased production of local Green Technology products;
• Increased Research, Development and Innovation of Green
Technology by local universities and research institutions and
are commercialised in collaboration with the local industry and
multi-national companies;
• Expansion of local SMEs and SMIs on Green Technology into
the global markets; and
• Expansion of Green Technology applications to most economic
sectors
LONG-TERM GOALS (12TH MALAYSIAN PLAN & BEYOND)
• Inculcation of Green Technology in Malaysia culture;
• Widespread adoption of Green Technology reduces overall
resource consumption while sustaining national economic
growth;
• Significant reduction in national energy consumption;
• Improvement of Malaysia’s ranking in environmental ratings;
• Malaysia becomes a major producer of Green Technology in
the global market; and
• Expansion of international collaborations between local
universities and research institutions with Green Technology
industries.

SECTORS IN GREEN TECHNOLOGY
(1) ENERGY SECTOR (2) BUILDING

- Energy Supply SECTOR
- Energy Utilisation
(3) WATER & WASTE

MANAGEMENT SECTOR
(4) TRANSPORTATION
SECTOR

ENERGY SECTOR (Supply)
Application of Green Technology in power

generation and in the energy supply
management by the industrial and
commercial sectors

ENERGY SECTOR (Utilisation)
Application of Green Technology in

all energy utilisation sectors
and in demand side
management programmes

BUILDING SECTOR
Adoption of Green Technology in the

construction, management,
maintenance and demolition of
buildings

WATER & WASTE MANAGEMENT SECTOR
Adoption of Green Technology in

the management and
utilisation of water
resources, waste water
treatment, solid waste and
sanitary landfill

TRANSPORTATION SECTOR
Incorporation of Green Technology in the

transportation infrastructure and
vehicles, in particular, biofuels and
public road transport

GREEN TECHNOLOGY PROGRAMMES IN YEAR 2010
 Restructuring of Malaysia Energy Centre as

National Green Technology Centre
 International Exhibition on Green Technology in
2010 (IGEM)
 Develop Putrajaya & Cyberjaya as Green
Township
 Give Priority to Environment-friendly Products
and Services in Government Procurement (Green
Procurement)
 Green Technology Financing Scheme (GTFS)
amounting to RM 1.5 billion

RESTRUCTURING OF
MALAYSIA ENERGY CENTRE
AS
NATIONAL GREEN TECHNOLOGY
CENTRE
FORMERLY KNOWN AS PUSAT TENAGA MALAYSIA
Registered on 12th May 1998
Not-for-profit company
Administered by the Ministry of

Energy, Green Technology and Water
National energy research centre for

- Energy efficiency & conservation
- Renewable energy
- Technological research,
development and demonstration

IMPACT FROM PUSAT TENAGA MALAYSIA
• Energy Planning and

Development
• Energy Efficiency
• Renewable Energy
• Technology Development and
Demonstration
• Climate Change
• Environment-friendly Technology
• Green Energy Office

FUNCTIONS OF NATIONAL GREEN TECHNOLOGY CENTRE
Implementing Agency for

Development for
Government in
Green Technology Industry
Green Technology Activities
Promote Initiatives Focal Point to

and Programmes for Set Standards and Labeling
Green Technology
Coordinate Research,
Development & Application
on Green Technology Programmes

MALAYSIAN GREEN TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION
Motto: “Green Development, Green Lifestyle”
| Pembangunan Hijau, Gaya Hidup Hijau |
VISION
To be a Driving Force in Accelerating the National
Economy and Promote Sustainable Development
MISSION
We Are Committed to Deliver Innovative Green
Technology Initiatives and programmes
Core Values
Integrity Innovation Synergy Professionalism

ORGANISE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION
ON GREEN TECHNOLOGY 2010
International Greentech & Eco Products

Exhibition & Conference Malaysia
(IGEM)
IGEM 2010
DATE:
14 – 17 OCTOBER 2010
VENUE:
KUALA LUMPUR CONVENTION
CENTRE

PROGRAMMES & ACTIVITIES
• Exhibition
• Conference/Seminar
• Interaction Programme between
Local and Overseas Universities
• Workshop & Demonstration
• Documentary/Video Show
• Business Matching Sessions
• Business Networking

WEBSITE
For further information, please browse

www.kettha.gov.my or www.igem.com.my

DEVELOP PUTRAJAYA & CYBERJAYA AS
PIONEER TOWNSHIP IN GREEN
TECHNOLOGY
Green Township
YEAR 2010 PROGRAMMES
Develop Develop
Green Township Guideline Green Rating System
10% Saving in Energy and Water Consumption in

Putrajaya Government Buildings
Carbon Footprint Baseline for

Putrajaya & Cyberjaya

GREEN TOWNSHIP GUIDELINE
Cooperative with Malaysia Institute of Planners (MIP) for

developing and promoting the Green Township Guideline

GREEN RATING SYSTEM
Cooperative with Institut Sultan Iskandar UTM (ISI-

UTM) and Ministry of Natural Resources &
Environment (MNRE) for developing and applying
Green Rating System
Based on ‘Carbon Footprint’ with using ‘Common

Carbon Metric (CCM)’ protocol which was
developed by UNEP- Sustainable Building and
Construction Initiatives (UNEP-SBCI)
This system is used for calculating Carbon Emission or

Green House Gas (GHG) from development and
operation activities in the Township

10% SAVING IN ENERGY & WATER CONSUMPTION
Cooperative with Government Agencies

and Other Organizations in Putrajaya
such as:-
1. Perbadanan Putrajaya (PJC);
2. Bahagian Perumahan dan Hartanah,

Jabatan Perdana Menteri (BPH-JPM);
3. Jabatan Kerja Raya Putrajaya; and
4. Users of Government Buildings in

Putrajaya

10% SAVING IN ENERGY & WATER CONSUMPTION
Proposed Programmes such as:-
1. Seminar and awareness campaign
2. Basic training for managing energy and

water to the Consumer Organizations who
are involved directly to this programme
3. Establishment of Taskforce Committee which

are lead by JKR and support by KeTTHA,
JPM, Other Agencies and Building Users by
providing technical assistance and
monitoring programme implementation

GIVE PRIORITY TO ENVIRONMENT-FRIENDLY PRODUCTS
AND SERVICES THAT COMPLY WITH TECHNOLOGY
STANDARDS IN GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENT
Green Procurement
GREEN PROCUREMENT
Co-operation between:-
• Ministry of Finance
• Ministry of Energy, Green Technology and Water
• Malaysian Green Technology Corporation
• SIRIM Berhad
Proposed Activities & Programmes:-

• Establishment of Working Group for Green Procurement
• Development of Action Plan for Green Procurement including
organising national workshop & seminar
• National Eco-Labeling Programme for Products & Services

NATIONAL ECO-LABELING PROGRAMME
Proposed Activities:-
• Establishment of National Eco-labeling Programme
for Malaysia (SIRIM Berhad as a Programme Developer)
• Application of Malaysia Eco-labeling Programme as a full
member with the Global Eco-labeling Network (GEN)
• Development of Information Framework and National
Database for Life Cycle Inventory
• Implementation of Life Cycle Analysis (LCA) Study
• Awareness programme in promoting National Eco-
labeling and Life Cycle Analysis
• Development of emerging labels such as carbon footprint
and water foorprint
GREEN TECHNOLOGY FINANCING
SCHEME
GTFS
BUDGET SPEECH 2010 ON 23-OCT-2009
FUND: GT PRODUCER: GT USER:

RM 1.5 Billion Maximum Financing Maximum Financing
RM 50 Million RM 10 Million
GOVERNMENT INCENTIVES: EFFECTIVE DATE:

TARGET: 1-JAN-2010
Interest Subsidy- 2% Per Annum
≥ 140 Companies
Government Guarantee- 60%

GREEN TECHNOLOGY FINANCING SCHEME
Producer of User of
Features
Green Technology Green Technology
Maximum: Maximum:
Financing Size RM50 Million per RM10 Million per
company company
Financing
Up to 15 Years Up to 10 Years
Tenure
Legally Registered Legally Registered
Eligibility Malaysia Owned Malaysia Owned
Criteria Companies Companies
(At least 51%) (At least 70%)

GREEN TECHNOLOGY FINANCING SCHEME
Participating
All Commercial and Islamic Banks
Financial
Development Financial Institutions
Institutions
Interest Subsidy of 2% Per Annum

Government
Government Guarantee – 60% of Financing
Incentives
Approved
Guarantee Fee 0.5% Per Annum
Interest/ Determined by
Financing Rates Participating Financial Institutions

SECTORS
(1) Energy
(2) Building
(3) Water & Waste

Management (4) Transportation

GTFS PROCESS FLOW
PHASE 1
APPLICATION PHASE 2
PROCESS FINANCING PHASE 3
IMPLEMENTATION PROJECT
TECHNICAL OUTCOME
CERTIFICATION
AGREEMENT &
DOCUMENTATION
MONITORING &
FINANCING VERIFICATION
APPLICATION
WITHDRAWAL
& REPAYMENT OF IMPACT STUDY
FINANCING
GOVERNMENT
GUARANTEE

GTFS CONTACT & WEBSITE (www.gtfs.my)
HOTLINE
1-800-88-4837
EMAIL
gtfs@ptm.org.my

CGC WEBSITE (www.iguarantee.com.my)

GTFS TECHNICAL APPLICATION AS AT 20 APRIL 2010
TOTAL APPLICATION (COMPANIES) AS AT 20 APRIL 2010

SECTOR ACCEPTED & EVALUATED BY THE GTC ²
PROCESSING ¹ TOTAL APPROVED REJECTED
ENERGY 28 15 12 3
BUILDING 1
WATER & WASTE 13 7 7
TRANSPORTATION 2 1 1
TOTAL 44 23 19 4
ESTIMATED GTFS
1,444 million 679 million 518 million 161 million
(RM)
ESTIMATED YEARLY GHG EMISSION (CO ₂) REDUCTION 1,127,886
tonnes
Note:
(1) Application from Producer & User of Green Technology
(2) GTC – GTFS Technical Committee

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DEVELOPMENT OF

NATIONAL GREEN TECHNOLOGY

AHMAD ZAIRIN ISMAIL

MALAYSIAN GREEN TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION 1

MALAYSIAN GREEN TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION 2

MALAYSIAN GREEN TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION 3

MALAYSIAN GREEN TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION 4

The National Green Technology Policy is

The national goals of the Green

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(1) ENERGY SECTOR (2) BUILDING

(3) WATER & WASTE

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Application of Green Technology in power

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Application of Green Technology in

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Adoption of Green Technology in the

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Adoption of Green Technology in

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Incorporation of Green Technology in the

MALAYSIAN GREEN TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION 15

 Restructuring of Malaysia Energy Centre as

MALAYSIAN GREEN TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION 16

Registered on 12th May 1998

Administered by the Ministry of

National energy research centre for

MALAYSIAN GREEN TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION 18

• Energy Planning and

MALAYSIAN GREEN TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION 19

Implementing Agency for

Promote Initiatives Focal Point to

MALAYSIAN GREEN TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION 20

MALAYSIAN GREEN TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION 21

International Greentech & Eco Products

MALAYSIAN GREEN TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION 23

MALAYSIAN GREEN TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION 24

For further information, please browse

MALAYSIAN GREEN TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION 25

10% Saving in Energy and Water Consumption in

Carbon Footprint Baseline for

MALAYSIAN GREEN TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION 27

Cooperative with Malaysia Institute of Planners (MIP) for

MALAYSIAN GREEN TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION 28

Cooperative with Institut Sultan Iskandar UTM (ISI-

Based on ‘Carbon Footprint’ with using ‘Common

This system is used for calculating Carbon Emission or

MALAYSIAN GREEN TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION 29

Cooperative with Government Agencies

1. Perbadanan Putrajaya (PJC);

2. Bahagian Perumahan dan Hartanah,

3. Jabatan Kerja Raya Putrajaya; and

4. Users of Government Buildings in

MALAYSIAN GREEN TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION 30

Proposed Programmes such as:-

1. Seminar and awareness campaign

2. Basic training for managing energy and

3. Establishment of Taskforce Committee which

MALAYSIAN GREEN TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION 31

Proposed Activities & Programmes:-

MALAYSIAN GREEN TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION 33