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Background
The Malaysian Industrial Energy Efficiency Improvement
Project (MIEEIP) was developed to improve energy
efficiency (EE) in Malaysia's industrial sector
by removing barriers to the efficient use of energy by this sector
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The MIEEIP thrived to meets its objectives by creating sustainable institutional
capacity to provide energy sources and a conducive policy,
planning and research framework. By promoting energy efficiency
in the industrial sector, the project also aimed to reduce the emissions
of greenhouse gases that contribute towards global warming.
The
project was jointly funded by the Government of Malaysia
(USD6.3 million), the Global Environment Facility (USD7.3
million), the United Nations Development Programme (USD300,000)
and the Malaysian private sector (USD5.26 million). The
Ministry of Energy, Water and Communications
is the executing agency for the project, which is implemented
by Pusat Tenaga Malaysia.
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Objectives
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To
implement appropriate measures such as demonstrating
the effectiveness of energy saving technologies
and financial incentives for the manufacture of
energy efficient industrial equipment.
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To
provide highly skilled energy audit and engineering
services, project financing, and training and information
to plant managers and operators.
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To implement energy efficiency and other large-scale
efficiency programmes by strengthening the institutional
capacity for energy programme design and implementation,
monitoring and evaluation.
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To build capacity of existing organisations to provide
energy management advisory services, and energy
engineering and services.
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To
create sustainable follow-up programmes after
the completion of the project that will build on
the achievements and experiences gained, and where
necessary, improve the activities and deliverables.
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| Stakeholders |
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Core
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Beneficiaries: |
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Economic
Planning Unit |
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Ministry
of Energy, Water and Communications |
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Energy
Commission |
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Pusat
Tenaga Malaysia |
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United
Nations Development Programme |
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Global
Environment Facility |
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Federation
of Malaysian Manufacturers (FMM) |
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Industries |
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Energy
Service Companies (ESCOs) |
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Research
Institutions (Universities) |
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Sirim
Bhd |
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National
Productivity Corporation (NPC) |
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| Industrial
sectors |
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The
activities under the MIEEIP were implemented for the eight
(8) industrial sectors selected for the project: cement,
ceramic, food, glass, iron & steel, pulp & paper,
rubber and wood. These sectors were chosen using a selection
process based on information derived from the Asian Development
Bank Project Report of 1994 (see Table 1) and a questionnaire
prepared and circulated by the project proponents to energy
intensive industries. Several other studies were also undertaken
by the Ministry of Energy, Water and Communications in collaboration
with the Japan External Trade Organisation (JETRO) regarding
energy conservation opportunities in some of the energy intensive
industrial sectors.
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the year 2005, 3 additional industrial sectors were selected
for the audit programme.
The additional audits on plastic,
textile and oleo- chemical industries were jointly carried
out by PTM and ESCO companies. |
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1: Comparative Industry Sector Energy Performance Data |
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Industry
Sub-Sector
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Number
of
Sites
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Typical
Baseline
Energy Consumption
Per Site
(toe/yr)
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Total
Baseline
Energy Consumption
Per Sub-Sector
(toe/yr)
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Food
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208
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519.98
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108155.84
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Iron
& Steel
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95
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4002.37
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380225.15
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Rubber
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145
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1691.15
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245216.75
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Cement
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5
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12807.00
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64035.00
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Ceramic
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23
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1112.20
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25580.60
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Glass
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14
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5709.00
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79926.00
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Paper
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48
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2447.40
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117475.20
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Wood
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203
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19078.43
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3872921.29
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