Introductory Program for Efficient Management of Energy in Malaysia

Main Target groups:
1. Engineers, middle and top management personnel of all installations affected by the Efficient Management Of Electrical Energy Regulations 2008.
2. Energy Services Companies (ESCOs), Consultants, O&M service providers and individuals with roles that can be played in the implementation of the regulations such as energy auditing, developing and implementing energy saving programs, monitoring and providing energy manager services for the purpose of compliance to the regulations.
3. Individuals interested to understand the requirements and application process to become registered electrical energy manager with Energy Commission

Main objectives:
1. To understand the present energy scenario in Malaysia and ways to deal with in possible energy price increase;
2. To obtain in depth understanding on the newly implemented Efficient Management Of Electrical Energy Regulations 2008 and the application procedure to become electrical energy manager( applicable to installations using more than 3millions kWh in six consecutive months after 15 December 2008);
3. Achieving energy savings from developing and implementing energy management system in a company;
4. To understand the energy audit methods and to reduce to conduct energy audit;
5. To understand method to evaluate energy saving project and common energy saving measures.

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PROGRAMME OUTLINE

Duration : One Day

9.00 a.m - Introduction and Overview of the program

9.15 a.m - Energy Scenario in Malaysia
-Energy policies
-Overview and projected energy supply and demand
-Major energy efficiency initiatives in Malaysia

10.15 a.m - Morning Break

10.30 a.m - Laws And Regulations In Efficient Management Of Electrical Energy
-Key provisions in current acts and regulations related to energy efficiency
-Efficient Management of Electrical Energy Regulations 2008
-Requirements to become registered electrical energy manager
-Opportunities from the implementation of the regulations

12.00 p.m - Introduction to Energy Management
-Energy management system(EMS) : Key components and the development of EMS
-Strategies in the implementation of EMS
-Roles and responsibilities of energy managers

1.00 p.m -Lunch

2.00 p.m - Introduction to Energy Auditing
-Types of audit
-Energy audit methodology and energy audit equipment
-Energy audit reporting
-Who should conduct energy audit and how to reduce cost to conduct energy audit

3.00 p.m -Tea Break

3.15 p.m - Evaluation of energy saving projects
-Electricity consumption analysis (bill and demand charges)
-Technical and financial evaluation of Energy Efficiency Projects
-Financing options : Sources and incentives
-Common energy saving measures

5.00 p.m - End of Program

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Duration : Half Day

9.00 a.m - Laws And Regulations In Efficient Management Of Electrical Energy
-Efficient Management of Electrical Energy Regulations 2008
-Requirements to become a registered electrical energy manager

10.15 a.m- Morning Break

10.30 a.m- Introduction to Energy Management
-Energy management system(EMS) : Key components and the development of EMS
-Strategies in the implementation of EMS
-Roles and responsibilities of energy managers

12.00 p.m - Introduction to Energy Auditing
-Types of audit and methodology
-Energy audit equipment
-Energy audit report
-Common energy saving measures

1.00 p.m - End of Program

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THE SPEAKER

Career Summary

He hold a degree in Mechanical Engineering from UKM and started his career in 1997. He has worked as energy efficiency consultants and integrated facility management services providers in local and multinational firms to service the industrial and commercial clients. Then he joined the regulator currently to spearhead the regulatory duties in energy efficiency in Malaysia from the head office in Kuala Lumpur.

His areas of expertise and experiences include the followings:
-Energy auditing for industrial and commercial building facilities.
-Energy Management System development and training;
-Energy efficiency standard development and labeling;
-Measurement and monitoring of energy performance and utility cost analysis;
-Technical evaluation of energy conservation projects to apply for fiscal incentives on energy efficiency; and
-Energy efficiency awareness and promotions program.


He has been involved in workshops, trainings and courses at other countries such as Japan, Taiwan, and India pertaining to the efficient use of energy. Regularly invited as a speaker in energy efficiency related trainings and presenting papers in local seminars, courses workshops and training programs such as:
-Energy Management Training Courses for Energy Managers by local Energy Services Companies (ESCOs) and industrial associations
-Seminars For Efficient Management Of Electrical Energy Regulations 2008
-Seminars on Promoting Energy Efficiency through Government Incentives.
-Energy Management Training For Technical Personnel For Government Agencies
-In-house energy management training covering legislation, energy management system and energy auditing.

Others
A technical committee member:
-Energy audit for government buildings
-Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) projects
-National Energy Efficiency Master Plan Preparation
-Relamping program for Putrajaya and Cyberjaya
-Phasing out incandescent lamps project for Malaysia
-Workings groups in energy efficiency criteria and standard development for industrial equipment and domestic appliances

Contact: zaini_abdulwahab@yahoo.com