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News / Green Buildings

Good design key for tropical buildings

...Malaysian architectural firm,ArchiCentre, Dr Tan Loke Mun, incorporated it in his future vision of a greener Kuala Lumpur. Dr Tan said blimps based on the radical idea not only offer shade for buildin...

15 Sep 2011

Good design key for tropical buildings

News / Carbon & Climate

Where there’s smoke, there’s finally some action to contain it

Indonesia is finally acting to contain a thick haze blanketing the region following complaints from its neighbours. Officials from Malaysia and Singapore this week called on Jakarta to deal with the s...

22 Oct 2010

Where there’s smoke, there’s finally some action to contain it

News / Corporate Responsibility

Beautiful, even without water

...Malaysia -- to use green technology, Noor Arfa Holdings is setting its sights on the global market. Ariffin says the company is part of the Clean Batik Initiative (CBI), a campaign brought here by the...

6 Jun 2011

Beautiful, even without water

News / Energy

TNB losing RM500mil a year to electricity theft

...Malaysia was similar to the Philippines but more serious compared to other developed countries.

31 Dec 2010

TNB losing RM500mil a year to electricity theft

News / Food & Agriculture

Felda unit moving into advanced R&D activities

...Malaysia and three in Sabah, to date has successfully commercialised its activities in fresh fruit bunches (FFB) production, oil palm seeds and seedlings, tissue culture, fertiliser, rat bait and anal...

28 Feb 2011

Felda unit moving into advanced R&D activities

News / Energy

Frost & Sullivan: Asia Pacific wind, solar and biomass markets to burn bright in 2011

...Malaysia and the Philippines to introduce an effective feed-in-tariff policy in 2011 are likely to be major driving factors for renewed interest in this sector. She adds, “Unlike Southeast Asia, there...

7 Feb 2011

Frost & Sullivan: Asia Pacific wind, solar and biomass markets to burn bright in 2011

News / Corporate Responsibility

Business has a new role to play in the Heart of Borneo’s forests

...Malaysia and Brunei, along with businesses that have a vested interest in the health of Borneo’s forests. It aims to conserve 22 million hectares of intact natural forest in the centre of Borneo. Less...

27 Apr 2011

Business has a new role to play in the Heart of Borneo’s forests

News / Corporate Responsibility

Long-term planning needed to keep world's forests

...Malaysia and Brunei. Mining companies, forestry concessions or palm oil plantations control roughly 40 per cent of that area. That makes it an ideal microcosm for examining sustainable development tha...

27 Apr 2011

Long-term planning needed to keep world's forests

News / Food & Agriculture

Sabah channels energy into going green

...Malaysia on renewable energy with 32mW capacity, representing 3% of Sabah’s energy generation share against the national average of less than 0.5%.” On another issue, Musa said the Sabah Economic Deve...

18 Jan 2011

Sabah channels energy into going green

News / Policy & Finance

Coming up with a blueprint for the use of ex-mining land

...Malaysians as they can develop skills and knowledge that will be in demand, especialy for projects abroad,” he noted. Malaysia was chosen for the inaugural conference because there were many entrepren...

27 Oct 2010

Coming up with a blueprint for the use of ex-mining land

Press Releases / TUV Rheinland Hong Kong Ltd

The TUV Rheinland Group expands global services for the hotel & hospitality industry

...Malaysia will conduct audits for the Holiday Villa Hotel Subang and the Paradise Sandy Beach Resort. TÜV Rheinland hopes to use the new service to promote, manage and monitor the development of eco-f...

5 Aug 2011

The TUV Rheinland Group expands global services for the hotel & hospitality industry

News / Carbon & Climate

New research tracks palm oil's carbon footprint

...Malaysia, Borneo and Sumatra - that is roughly the size of two Switzerlands. The growing industry provides a valuable resource - palm oil is widely used in food, as biofuel and to make other product...

19 Mar 2011

New research tracks palm oil's carbon footprint

News / Energy

Energy efficiency most effective to tackle climate change

...Malaysia, Singapore and Myanmar. It then assessed the potential for different clean energy initiatives including increasing renewable energy sources, carbon, capture and storage (CCS) options and ener...

25 Nov 2011

Energy efficiency most effective to tackle climate change

News / Policy & Finance

ADB warns of bumpy road for Asia

...Malaysia. Under the best-case scenario, Asia's combined GDP -- also including poorer nations such as Laos and Pakistan -- will rise from $17 trillion last year to $174 trillion in 2050, with per capit...

2 Aug 2011

ADB warns of bumpy road for Asia

News / Energy

Call to end EU biofuel perks

...Malaysian palm oil was produced on peatland, leading to deforestation and degradation of organic soils. “The new studies concluded that 20% of all Malaysian palm oil is produced on drained peatland. F...

16 Mar 2011

Call to end EU biofuel perks

News / Waste

So where do we dump them?

Malaysian Association of Standards Users chief executive officer Ratna Devi Nadarajan says regulators and industries should play their part in creating awareness on what can and can't be thrown in the...

3 Apr 2011

So where do we dump them?

News / Food & Agriculture

The problem with palm oil

...Malaysia and Indonesia as the global demand for cheap oil climbs. Estimates suggest 93 per cent of all palm oil produced is used in food. The food industry loves it for two reasons: it's cheap and tra...

30 Aug 2011

The problem with palm oil

News / Energy

Thailand's looming nuclear question

...Malaysia expressed interest in procuring South Korea's nuclear reactor technology. "The first priority is how serious the government is in the project's implementation and continuity," said Mr Na. "...

29 Aug 2011

Thailand's looming nuclear question

News / Water

Joy flows into two villages

Living life without proper supply of water is hard. But many Malaysians are not aware of that and some still take their supply for granted. For villagers in the remote interior of Sabah, having fresh ...

28 Dec 2010

Joy flows into two villages

News / Carbon & Climate

Malaysia aims to pass feed-in tariffs by 3Q

Malaysia aims to implement feed-in tariffs (FIT) for renewables later this year, a move that will hasten the rise of green energy capacity and reduce carbon emissions, a local official has said. Ir Ah...

25 May 2010

Malaysia aims to pass feed-in tariffs by 3Q