INFOGRAPHIC REFERENCES

 

• HOW CLIMATE-FRIENDLY IS OUR ELECTRICITY?        

  • In the IPCC’s pathways that limit global warming to 1.5C, CO2 emissions from coal should fall by around 70% by 2030, and there should be a rapid increase in renewable sources of electricity like solar.

  • Learn more about Program NEM Rakyat at the Malaysian Sustainable Energy Development Authority (SEDA). 

  • Electricity sources from Malaysia Energy Statistics Handbook (2019)

  • Hydropower impacts on climate from Ocko IB and Hamburg SP (2019) Climate Impacts of Hydropower: Enormous Differences among Facilities and over Time, Environmental Science and  Technology 53, 23, 14070–14082

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GOVERNMENT AGENCIES 

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• Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources. 

• Sustainable Energy Development Authority (SEDA) Malaysia. 

• Energy Commission. 

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ASSOCIATIONS & NETWORKS

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• Association of Water and Energy Research Malaysia. 

• Malaysia Green Building Council. 

• Energy Action Partners.  

• Malaysian Association of Energy Services Company.

• CIRED Malaysia. 

LOCAL NGOs 

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• Centre for Environment, Technology and Development, Malaysia (CETDEM).

• World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF)-Malaysia.  

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ENTERPRISES

 

• FatHopes Energy. 

• Orsted. 

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​ACADEMIA & RESEARCH INSTITUTES

 

• UM Power Energy Dedicated Advanced Centre (UMPEDAC). 

• Solar Energy Research Institute, UKM. 

• Centre For Education and Training in Renewable Energy, Energy Efficiency & Green Technology (CETREE), USM. 

• Centre for Renewable Energy, UNITEN. 

• Research Centre for Nano-Materials and Energy Technology, Sunway University. 

• Green Energy Laboratory, UTM.