ENERGY

REVIEW PROGRAM

DO YOUR FACILITIES NEED ENERGY REVIEW PROGRAM?

Does your utility bill EXCEEDS RM250,000 per month

If you answer YES

to these questions

Do you see a SAVING of 20-30% of the utility bill is significant

Have your facilities being operational since the last 5 years

If you answer NO
to these questions

If you clinch your

Have you ever conducted any Energy Review Program for your facilities before
Do you know what is your current Building Energy Index (BEI)

Do you have a fully staffed M&E Department

TEETH to these
questions

If there a concern within your organization of the GREEN HOUSE effect

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THAN YOU NEED AN

ENERGY REVIEW
PROGRAM

ENERGY REVIEW PROGRAM BACKGROUND

Building Energy Index (BEI) in Malaysia:

200 250 kWH/m2/year

Recommended BEI for average building is

136 kWH/m2/year (MS1525:2007/EE
in Building Guideline 1989)

Production of 1 kWH of energy generates

0.684 kg CO2 to the atmosphere (CDM
Malaysia 2007 Benchmarking Report)

ENERGY CONSUMPTION IN MALAYSIA (IN PERCENTAGE)

Facility

Home Use

Hotels

Shopping Malls

Offices

Lighting

25.3

18.0

51.9

42.5

8.3

38.5

44.9

51.8

66.4

43.5

3.2

5.7

100.0

100.0

100.0

100.0

HVAC
Others
Total

* Azni Zain Ahmed. FAU Conference. Copenhagen. Denmark. 14-15 May 2008

WHY ENERGY REVIEW PROGRAM?

Do you really need Energy Review Program?

Significant reduction of monthly
energy cost means increase in
profitability to the business

Managing a more than 5 years old facilities that have little or no As-built
Documentations makes daily operation a guessing game (fire fighting like
activities) rather than sound engineering decisions

Availability of Standard Operating Procedures

detailing out daily tasks, maintenance programs
& schedule, etc to better manage the facilities

Corporate
responsibility
towards greener
earth

efficient use of energy =

reduction of CO2 emission
(carbon footprint)

Its the LAW

Efficient Management of Electrical Energy Regulation 2008 under the Electricity Supply Act 1990:
Any installation with a total electrical
energy consumption equal to or
exceeding 3,000,000 kWh over any
period of not exceeding 6 consecutive
months

Regulation 16 Requirement to
submit accounts and documents
pertaining to efficient energy
management

WHAT WOULD ENERGY REVIEW PROGRAM GIVES

ENERGY
REVIEW PROGRAM

Identifies presence of
energy improvement &/or
enhancement area(s)

Leads to more efficient

operation of the facility(IES)

Provides cost saving to the

organization (reduction in
operating expenditure
energy cost)

HOW TO EXECUTE ENERGY REVIEW PROGRAM

STAGE

STAGE

ENERGY AUDITING PROGRAM

Identifying the current energy efficiency

level/status of the facilities

Investigating & identifying energy wastage

points and recommending improvement
&/or enhancement activities to mitigate,
if not eliminate the wastages that in-turn
will improves the operation of the
facilities

ENERGY EFFICIENCY MEASURES

Executing the proposed recommendations

made forth from the outcome of the
Energy Audit Program
Implementing improvement &/or
enhancement recommendations

WHO IS GOING TO HELP YOU

OUR SOLUTION
End-to-end service

Excess of 80 collective years in

Energy Management consultative services

Conduct Stage 1

Execute Stage 2, upon conclusion of Stage 1

OUR TEAM
A project manager
with 25 years of
project
management

A Lead Consultant with 30 years of energy management

consultative experience with specialization in airconditioning
& thermal energy system

Another Senior Consultant with 15 years

of energy auditing experiences

A senior Consultant with a doctorate

in power systems economics &
electrical energy systems

2 Consultants & 4 Technical Support members

in mechanical & electrical engineering
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OUR EXPERIENCES - BUILDINGS

Bangunan Jabatan Perkhidmatan

Awam, Putrajaya

Wisma Sumber Asli, Putrajaya

Hitachi Air Cond. Products(M)

Sdn. Bhd., Bangi Industrial
Estate, Selangor

Niven Asia Sdn. Bhd.,

Bakar Arang Industrial
Estate, P. Pinang

Pentex Sdn. Bhd., Prai Free

Trade Zone, P. Pinang

UTM Fakulti Kejuruteraan Mekanikal & Elektrikal

OUR EXPERIENCES MANUFACTURING PLANTS & FACTORIES

Bil.

Industri/Bangunan

1.

Kedah Cement Sdn. Bhd.

2.

Perak Hanjoong Simen Sdn. Bhd.

3.

Tasek Cement Berhad, Perak

4.

Cement Industries (Sabah) Sdn. Bhd.

5.

Associated Ceramic Works, Meru, Kelang

6.

KIMA Textiles, Kajang

7.

Chong Wah Plastics Sdn. Bhd., Kuala Lumpur

8.

Kwan Cheong Sdn. Bhd., Kuala Lumpur

9.

MHE Sdn. Bhd., Shah Alam

10.

Johnson & Johnson (M) Sdn. Bhd., Petaling Jaya

11.

Wembley Gypsum Products Sdn. Bhd, Perak

12.

Kajang Paper Mills Sdn. Bhd., Kajang, Selangor

13.

Malaysian Tobacco Company, Selangor

14.

Lysaght Corrugated Pipe Sdn. Bhd., Tasek Industrial Estate, Ipoh

15.

H&R Johnson Sdn. Bhd, N. Sembilan

16.

Goucera Tile Industries (Kluang) Sdn. Bhd., Kluang, Johor

17.

Perlis Consolidated Sdn. Bhd., Perlis

18.

Amsteel Sdn. Bhd., Sabah

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SHOULD YOU NEED AN

ENERGY REVIEW
PROGRAM PROPOSAL
CALL

ir.mahdi.muda @ +6019 918 0621 / mahdimuda@nematix.com

energy@nematix.com

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