G5-G7_Green Building Introduction

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A W A R E N E S S O N G R E E N T E C H N O L O G Y I N

C O N S T R U C T I O N


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To reveal the impacts of development and construction industry

To reveal the impacts of development and construction industry

To explain the advances of green technology in Malaysia

To explain the advances of green technology in Malaysia

To explain the national strategies and thrusts of green

technology implementation

To explain the national strategies and thrusts of green

technology implementation

To describe the stakeholders in the Malaysian green technologysector

To describe the stakeholders in the Malaysian green technologysector

MODULE 1: OBJECTIVES

To introduce green technology

To introduce green technology


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MODULE 1: PRESENTATION OUTLINE

GlobalENVIRONMENTALISSUES Construction Industry

DefinitionGREEN TECHNOLOGY

Characteristics

Energy

THE NEEDS FOR GREENTECHNOLOGY

Economic

Environmental

Community

GREEN TECHNOLOGY:SCENARIO IN MALAYSIA

Milestone

Ministry / Department / Agency / Organization

GREEN TECHNOLOGY:MALAYSIAN

COMMITMENT

COP 15

Budget 2010

National Green Technology Policy


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Being aware of the impacts of development and construction industryBeing aware of the impacts of development and construction industry

Comprehensive understanding on green technologyComprehensive understanding on green technology

Firm understanding on the goverment direction in implementing greentechnology

Firm understanding on the goverment direction in implementing greentechnology

MODULE 1: LEARNING OUTCOMES


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DEVELOPMENT

C H A N G E S


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DEVELOPMENT

CONTRACTORS ISSUES


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GLOBAL ISSUES

Melting Ice

The number of Adliepenguins in the

Antarctic has fallenfrom 32,000 breedingpairs to only 11,000 in30 years

Sea level had risen at afaster rate over the lastcentury


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Dying Coral Reef

20% of the worlds coral

reefs have beeneffectively destroyedand show no immediateprospects of recovery

GLOBAL ISSUES


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Drying out of Rainforest

Only 8.6 billion acresnow remain thehighest rates ofdeforestation occurredduring the last 50 years

The Earth was coveredby approximately 14.8billion acres of forest8,000 years ago

The consequences

Global warming,greenhouse gasemissions, heavyflooding, soil erosionand siltation of rivers

GLOBAL ISSUES


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Unpredictable and Chaotic Weather

Extensive droughts ineastern Africa,

Australia, southern

Europe and parts ofChina and India

Hurricanes in theCaribbean and theUnited States.

Uncontrollable floods inmany parts of the

world, sometimespreceded by a longdrought.

Drought Flood

Tsunami Tropical Storms

GLOBAL ISSUES


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High Consumption of Natural Resource

CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY

Buildings are responsiblefor half of our waterconsumption, about onethird of landfill waste andone quarter of all rawmaterials used in theeconomy


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Greenhouse Gas Emissions



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High Consumption of Energy

Buildings represent32% of total finalenergy consumption.In terms of primaryenergy consumption,buildings representaround 40% in mostIEA countr ies.

Estimates suggest80% of all energyrequired to producea building is used inthe production andtransport ofmaterials



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Environmental Pollution

The industry is responsiblefor around 4% of particulateemissions, more waterpollut ion incidents than anyother indust ry, andthousands of noisecomplaints every year



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Water PollutionHealth Risks

Effects to CleanWater Supply

Dying WaterHabitat

Foul Odour

Flash Flood

Sources of waterpollution onbuilding sites:diesel and oil;

paint, solvents,cleaners and otherharmful chemicals;and constructiondebris and dirt

When land iscleared it causessoil erosion thatleads to silt-bearing run-off

and sedimentpollution

CONSTRUCTIONINDUSTRY


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Noise Pollution

Health Risks

Effects to Eco system

IncreasedCommunication Noises

The industrygenerates noises,mainly fromvehicles, heavy

equipment andmachinery, butalso from peopleshouting andradios turned up

too loud Lead to hearingloss, high bloodpressure, sleepdisturbance and

extreme stress



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Air Pollution

Health Risks

Cause of Accidents

Visibility-LedProblems

DiminishedHuman Comfort

Causes: landclearing, operation ofdiesel engines,

demolition, burning,and working withtoxic materials

Construction dust isclassified as PM10 -

particulate matterless than 10 micronsin diameter, invisibleto the naked eye

PM10 penetrate

deeply into the lungsand cause a widerange of healthproblems includingrespiratory illness,

asthma, bronchitisand cancer



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Timeless Generation of Waste



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Life Cycle Impacts of Material Extractions

Responsible for around 4% ofparticulate emissions, more

water pollution incidents thanany other industry, andthousands of noisecomplaints every year



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VIDEO PRESENTATION: Environmental Sustainability We Have Choices


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INTRODUCTION

CONSTRUCTION

INDUSTRY

GREENTECHNOLOGY

PRACTICES


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GREENTECHNOLOGY

PRACTICES

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

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

DEFINITION

KeTTHA


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CHARACTERISTICS

Minimizes thedegradation of the

Environment

Minimizes thedegradation of the

Environment

Conserves theuse of energy

and naturalresources

Conserves theuse of energy

and naturalresourcesPromotes the use

of renewableresources

Promotes the useof renewable

resources

Zero or lowgreen house gas(GHG) emission

Zero or lowgreen house gas(GHG) emission

Safe for use andpromotes healthy

and improved

environment for allforms of life

Safe for use andpromotes healthy

and improvedenvironment for all

forms of life


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RenewableEnergy

EnergyEfficiency

Lower Cost

Safe

User Friendly

ENERGYENERGY


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ECONOMICECONOMIC

ReduceOperationCost

WiderMarketing

New JobOpportunity

CatalystNationalDevelopment


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Protect

Ecosystem

Healthy airquality

Non-toxicEnvironment

Environmental Awareness

MinimalNegativeImpact onEnvironment

ENVIRONMENTALENVIRONMENTAL


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COMMUNITYCOMMUNITY

Improve AirQuality andEnvironment

ImproveComfort and

Healthy of Users

Improve Qualityof Life

Reduce theLocalInfrastructureDifficulty


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Timeline

19741974 Environmental Quality Act (Act 127)Environmental Quality Act (Act 127)

19991999 Good Environmental Practice (TC9)Good Environmental Practice (TC9)

20062006 9 th Malaysian Plan9 th Malaysian Plan

20072007

Solid Waste and Public Cleansing Management Act (Act 672)Solid Waste and Public Cleansing Management Act (Act 672)

Environmental Quality Act (Amendment)Environmental Quality Act (Amendment)

Malaysian Green Building Corporation (MGBC)Malaysian Green Building Corporation (MGBC)

20092009

National Green Technology PolicyNational Green Technology Policy

Ministry of Energy, Green Technology and Water (KeTTHA)Ministry of Energy, Green Technology and Water (KeTTHA)

Green Building Index (GBI)Green Building Index (GBI)

20112011

10 th Malaysian Plan10 th Malaysian Plan

Renewable Energy Act (Act 725)Renewable Energy Act (Act 725)

New Economic ModelNew Economic Model

20122012 Economic Transformation Programme (ETP)Economic Transformation Programme (ETP)




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Ministry / Department / Agency / Organization

Mi i f h l d


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To promote the renewable

energy renewable and energyefficiency

To promote the renewable

energy renewable and energyefficiency

Ministry of energy, green technology and water

To review the electricity tariff To review the electricity tariff

To form the thrust and strategyof green technologydevelopment

To form the thrust and strategyof green technologydevelopment To ensure the quality level of

electricity service providersTo ensure the quality level ofelectricity service providers

To manage the Akaun AmanahIndustri Bekalan Elektrik(AAIBE)

To manage the Akaun AmanahIndustri Bekalan Elektrik(AAIBE)

To supervise energydevelopment projectsTo supervise energydevelopment projects

To provide efficient, high qualityand integrated infrastructure ofwater services

To provide efficient, high qualityand integrated infrastructure ofwater services


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G B ildi I d


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Promoting the integration ofbuilding design and environmentPromoting the integration ofbuilding design and environment

Green Building Index

Awarding the incentives to the

environmental activists

Awarding the incentives to the

environmental activists

Determine the standard ongreen building assessmentDetermine the standard ongreen building assessment

Change the build environmentby reducing the negative impacton the natural environment

Change the build environmentby reducing the negative impacton the natural environment

Ensure the new building areremain relevant in the futureEnsure the new building areremain relevant in the future

Construction Industry Development Board


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Advise and recommend to theFederal and State Governmentson matters affecting orconnected with constructionindustry

Advise and recommend to the

Federal and State Governmentson matters affecting orconnected with constructionindustry

Construction Industry Development Board

Promote, stimulate andundertake research into mattersrelating to the constructionindustry

Promote, stimulate andundertake research into mattersrelating to the constructionindustry

Promote and stimulate thedevelopment, improvement andexpansion of the constructionindustry

Promote and stimulate thedevelopment, improvement andexpansion of the constructionindustry

Promote and encourage qualityassurance in the constructionindustry

Promote and encourage qualityassurance in the constructionindustry

Regulate the implementation ofquality and safe constructionworks

Regulate the implementation ofquality and safe constructionworks

Provide, promote, review andcoordinate training in theconstruction industry

Provide, promote, review andcoordinate training in theconstruction industry


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COP15


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COP15

COP15COP15The Prime Minister of

Malaysia

R educe its CO2emission's to 40% by

the year 2020compared with its

2005 levels, subjectto assistance from

developed countries

Budget 2010


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Budget 2010

Economic Transformation ProgramEconomic Transformation Program

50% of products and services procured by the government sector

must be eco-labeled by 2020

Budget 2010Budget 2010Honorable Prime Minister, Dato Sri Najib Give priority to environment-friendly

products ans services that complywith green technology standards in

Government Procurements

9TH Malaysia Plan


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9 Malaysia Plan


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10 TH Malaysia Plan


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24 JULY 2009

National Green TechnologyPolicy was launched by

Honorable Prime Minister,Dato Sri Najib

VIDEO PRESENTATION: National Green Technology Policy


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Reduce theenergy usagerate and at the

same timeincrease

economicgrowth

Reduce theenergy usagerate and at the

same timeincrease

economicgrowth

Facilitate thegrowth of the

greentechnology

industry andenhance itscontribution

to the national

economy

Facilitate thegrowth of the

greentechnology

industry andenhance itscontribution

to the national

economy

Increase nationalcapability and

capacity forinnovation in green

technologydevelopment and

enhanceMalaysias

competitiveness ingreen technology

in the global arena

Increase nationalcapability and

capacity forinnovation in green

technologydevelopment and

enhanceMalaysias

competitiveness ingreen technologyin the global arena

Ensuresustainabledevelopmen

t andconserve

theenvironment

for future

generations

Ensuresustainabledevelopmen

t andconserve

theenvironment

for future

generations

Enhancepublic

education andawareness on

greentechnology

andencourage its

widespreaduse

Enhancepublic

education andawareness on

greentechnology

andencourage its

widespreaduse

O B J E C T I V E

ENERGYSeek to attain energy

independence &promote efficient

utilization

ENERGYSeek to attain energy

independence &promote efficient

utilization

ECONOMYEnhance national

economic developmentthrough use of green

technology

ECONOMYEnhance national

economic developmentthrough use of green

technology

ENVIRONMENT

Conserve andminimise impacton environnent

ENVIRONMENT

Conserve andminimise impacton environnent

SOCIALImprove the

quality of life forall

SOCIALImprove the

quality of life forall

P I L L A R S

SHORT-TERM GOALS10 th Malaysia Plan

(2011-2015)

SHORT-TERM GOALS10 th Malaysia Plan

(2011-2015)

MIDDLE-TERM GOALS11 th Malaysia Plan

(2016-2020)

MIDDLE-TERM GOALS11 th Malaysia Plan

(2016-2020)

LONG-TERM GOALS10 th Malaysia Plan

(2021-2025) and Beyond

LONG-TERM GOALS10 th Malaysia Plan

(2021-2025) and Beyond G O A L

Strengthen theinstitutionalframeworks

Strengthen theinstitutionalframeworks

Provideconducive

environmentfor green

technologydevelopment

Provideconducive

environmentfor green

technologydevelopment

Intensify humancapital

development ingreen technology

Intensify humancapital

development ingreen technology

Intensifygreen

technologyresearch andinnovations

Intensifygreen

technologyresearch andinnovations

Promotionand publicawareness

Promotionand publicawareness

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T R A T E G I C

T H R U S T S

5 POLICY OBJECTIVES

4 POLICY PILLARS3 POLICY GOALS

5 POLICY STRATEGIC

THRUSTS


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LONG-TERM GOALS

10 th Malaysia Plan(2021-2025) and Beyond

LONG-TERM GOALS

10 th Malaysia Plan(2021-2025) and Beyond

Increase theInternational

Collaboration withLocal Universitiesand ResearchInstitutes withGreen Technology

Industry

Becoming GlobalSupplier of GreenTechnology

Improve thenational ranking of

environmentalawareness

Reduce the nationalnon-renewable

energy consumption

Wider GreenTechnology Adoptionand Consumption

National Green Technology Policy: Sectors


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National Green Technology Policy: Sectors


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ENERGYENERGY CONSTRUCTIONCONSTRUCTION

WATER AND WASTE MANAGEMENTWATER AND WASTE MANAGEMENT TRANSPORTATIONTRANSPORTATION

Energy Supply:-Energy generation- Energy supply Management-Co generation withinindustries and commercial

Energy Supply:-Energy generation- Energy supply Management-Co generation withinindustries and commercial

Energy Consumpti on:-Green technology

Application for all sectorsof energy usage andenergy demandmanagement program

Energy Consumpti on:-Green technology

Application for all sectorsof energy usage andenergy demandmanagement program

Adoption of green technologypractice for buildingconstruction, management,demolition and renovation

Adoption of green technologypractice for buildingconstruction, management,demolition and renovation

Adoption of green technologypractice for management andconsumption of water, andwaste treatment.

Adoption of green technologypractice for management andconsumption of water, andwaste treatment.

Include the green technologyelements:- Marketing

- Transportation

Include the green technologyelements:- Marketing

- Transportation

VIDEO PRESENTATION: Green Tech Malaysia


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Existing Green Building in Malaysia


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SUMMARY


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New development and construction industry has posit iveand negative impacts on construction industry

New development and construction industry has posit iveand negative impacts on construction industry

Malaysia had shown their commitment in promoting

green technology

Malaysia had shown their commitment in promotinggreen technology

Various stakeholders (government and private) involvedin green technology implementation

Various stakeholders (government and private) involvedin green technology implementation


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