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Building Sector Energy Efficiency Project

ECO Build September 2014

Role of BSEEP towards Energy Efficiency Initiatives

Ir. Kevin Hor

National Project Manager



• Energy Commission Act 2001

– To promote efficiency, economy and safety in the generation, production, transmission, distribution supply and use of electricity

– To promote the use of renewable energy and the conservation of non-renewable energy

• Electricity Supply Act 1990

– To promote the efficient use of electricity.

– To determine the standards, specifications, practices and measures for the efficient use of electricity.

– Installation to meet requirements in respect of the efficient use of electricity.

– Equipment to meet requirements in respect of the efficient use of electricity.

• Energy Efficiency Regulations

– Efficient Management of Electrical Energy (EMEER) 2008 Regulations.

– Minimum Energy Performance Standards (MEPS) – Electricity (Amendment) Regulations 2013



• Energy Efficiency Initiatives In Malaysia

– Energy Efficiency Promotion in the Seventh Malaysia Plan (1996-2000).

– Malaysian Industrial Efficiency Improvement Programme (MIEEP) (1999).

– Fiscal Incentives for EE (2001).

– The formation of Malaysian Association of Energy Service Companies (MAESCO)

– Development of Malaysian Standard MS1525 (2001).

– Energy Audit on government buildings (2002).

– EE and RE in education curriculum and university courses (2002).

– Energy Efficient Building demonstration projects (2004).



• Energy Efficiency Initiatives In Malaysia

– Development of EE guidelines for Malaysian Industries (2006).

– Efficient Management Of Electrical Energy Regulations (2008).

– Green Building Index (GBI) (2009).

– Building Sector Energy Efficiency Project (BSEEP) (2011)

– Energy Performance Contract (EPC) in Government Buildings (2013).

– Minimum Energy Performance Standards (MEPS) (2013).

– Energy Audit and Retrofit in selected government buildings (2014).

– GreenRE (2014)



4 BSEEP initiated in 2011 to 2015 with EOT

of 1 year



BSEEP has for its goal the reduction in theannual growth rate of GHG emissions fromthe Malaysia buildings sector. The projectobjective is the improvement of the energyutilization efficiency in Malaysian buildings,particularly those in the commercial andgovernment sectors, by promoting theenergy conserving design of new buildingsand by improving the energy utilizationefficiency in the operation of existingbuildings. The realization of this objectivewill be facilitated through the removal ofbarriers to the uptake of building energyefficiency technologies, systems, andpractices.



Government & Private Sectors

Implementing Agency

Implementing Partner

Financer



RENEWABLE ENERGY

EFFICIENT TRANSPORTATION

SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT COP 15 Copenhagen - 40% Reduction Of Carbon

Intensity Per GDP From The 2005 Level By 2020

BUILDING ENERGY EFFICIENCY



Introduction – Project Description

Reduction in the annual growth rate of Greenhouse Gas(GHG) emissions from the Malaysia buildings sector

Improve energy utilization efficiency in Malaysian buildings (esp. commercial and government sectors) by :-

1. Promoting the energy conserving design of new buildings 2. Improving the energy utilization efficiency in the operation of existing buildings

GOAL

OBJECTIVE

COMPONENTS

OUTCOMES

1. Institutional

Capacity Development

2. Policy Development

and Regulatory Frameworks

3. EE Financing Capacity

Improvements

4. Information and Awareness Enhancement

5. Building EE Demonstrations

1. Clear and effective system of

monitoring and improving

the energy performance of buildings

2. Implementation

of, favorable policies that

encourage the application of EE technologies in the country’s

buildings sector

3. Availability of financial

and institutional support for

initiatives on EE

4. Enhanced awareness all on EE building

technology applications

5. Improved confidence in the feasibility, performance, energy, environmental and economic benefits of EE building technology applications leading replication



WHAT TO LOOK OUT FOR



• Review of best practices around the world for Energy Management programs

– https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/40344193/EM%20Program%20Report%20%28final%29.pdf

• Energy Management Guidelines (Draft)

• Energy Efficiency Policy Reviews and Proposals

– https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/40344193/BSEEP-EE_policy_for_bldgs.pdf



Component 2 Policy Papers which have be prepared: • Building Performance Disclosure (existing

buildings)• Building standards (new buildings)• MEPS – expansion• EE rating tool for buildings• Government guaranteed funding for ESCOs• National building energy accounting and

benchmarking• Enabling of mortgages for EE in housing• Incentives for EE buildings• Energy performance standards for

government buildings



• Energy Efficiency Financing Best Practices

– https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/40344193/BSEEP_A1_EE_financing_best_practices_v6.pdf

• Report on Building Energy Intensity Calculation Methodology

– https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/40344193/Report%20on%20the%20Development%20of%20Proposed%20BEI%20Computation%20Methodology%20-%20Part%202.docx



Component 4



• Fundamentals of Energy Efficiency in buildings

• Malaysia’s weather data

• Building form, core location and orientation

• Daylight harvesting

• Glazing properties

• External and internal shades

• Wall insulation

• Roof insulation

• Atrium ventilation strategies

• Zoning and infiltration control

• Interior layout of office



• Energy Rating of Electrical Appliance

• Efficient Electrical Lighting and Control

• Sizing Air-Conditioning System

• Air Side ACMV Energy Efficiency

• Water Side ACMV Energy Efficiency

• Commissioning, Fine-Tuning and Continuous Monitoring

• Lift energy efficiency (To be added in 2014)

• Building Automation and Controls (To be added in 2014)



• Downloadable for FREE at:

– www.jkr.gov.my/bseep

– MGBC website

– SCP Malaysia website

– ACEM website

• Have offered softcopy of the books to various NGOs, and professional bodies for their website

• Hard copies available for FREE at the CIDB booth

http://www.jkr.gov.my/bseep



• Assessment report on viability of local industry to manufacture EE building materials, equipment and components (C5)

– https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/40344193/BachelorThesis_S.Kupfer_FinalDraft.pdf



Demonstration site work7Eleven Malaysia:

In collaboration with VertEnergy Sdn Bhd

Trial Feb-April 20144 Daikin cassette unit

1750 kWh per week 1450 kWh per week after

installationSavings about RM 150 a

week

Component 5



7 Eleven energy consumption measured data with temperature control system



• Trainings

– Energy Efficiency Training sessions can be provided for FREE based on contents of books

– Energy management training can be provided

• Free Energy Audits and web based energy monitoring equipments can be provided for demonstration partners *with conditions



• Upcoming events/programs

– Guide book on Energy Management Guidelines for Government Institutions (C1)

– CMVP training (C1)

– Training on EE financing and EPC (C3)

– Energy Plus / OpenStudio training (C4)

– Dialux and sketchup training (C4)



• Upcoming events/programs

– Booth at IGEM

– Building Performance Prediction Tool (Upgrade of current BEIT by ACEM) (C4)

– Demonstration project publication (C5)



DO VISIT THE CIDB BOOTH AT



THANK YOU

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