Melaka Green Technology City State

MELAKA GREEN TECHNOLOGY CITY STATE

www.melakagreentech.gov.my MELAKA POPULATION AND STATISTICS

MALAYSIA’s PLEDGE

“Malaysia is adopting an indicator of a voluntary reduction of up to 40% in terms of emissions intensity of GDP by the year 2020 compared to 2005 levels. This indicator is conditional on receiving the transfer of technology and finance of adequate and correspond to what is required in order to achieve this indicator”

Dato’ Sri Mohd Najib bin Tun Abdul Razak, Prime Minister of Malaysia at Copenhagen on 17th December 2009 www.melakagreentech.gov.my MELAKA GREEN CITY STATE MISSION STATEMENT

Melaka was declared as DEVELOPED STATE using Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) Indicators on 20th October 2010 by Malaysian Prime Minister YAB Dato Seri Najib Abd Razak.

www.melakagreentech.gov.my MELAKA GREEN CITY STATE MISSION STATEMENT Melaka supports Malaysia’s Vision 2020 to be a high income low carbon developed nation with a minimum GDP Per Capita of USD15,000 by the year 2020. Melaka is leveraging on three (3) strategic objectives: • maintaining status as a DEVELOPED STATE; • achieving status as a CITY STATE; • achieving status as a GREEN CITY

www.melakagreentech.gov.my MALAYSIA CARBON INTENSITY STATUS

Index 2000 2005 2020 2020 (BAU) (mitigation)

GDP 356.401 449.250 906.640* 906.640* (RM Billion)

Emissions 223 279 375.5 336.6 (Million tons)

Carbon Intensity 0.63 0.62 0.42 0.37 of GDP (40% (CO₂ eq/ reduction of GDP) 2005 level)

www.melakagreentech.gov.my MELAKA CARBON INTENSITY

Year Year Year 2020 INDEX UNIT 2005 (BAU*) 2020 (M**)

GDP RM Billion 14.825 48 48

EMISSION Million Tons 4 8.95 7.68 Carbon Intensity of GDP (CO₂ eq/ GDP) 0.27 0.18 0.16

Difference on the carbon intensity: 0.27 - 0.16 = 0.11 (**mitigation)

Melaka carbon intensity reduction: 0.11 / 0.27 = 0.407 or 40%

www.melakagreentech.gov.my ACHIEVEMENT TOWARDS MELAKA GREEN CITY STATE 2020

Melaka declared as Develop State by OECD (20 Oct 2010) Established Melaka Green Technology Council (25 May 2011)

Produced Melaka Green Technology City State Blueprint 2011 - 2020 (22 Nov 2011)

Signed United Nations Urban Environmental Accords (UN-UEA) (3 May 2012)

www.melakagreentech.gov.my ACHIEVEMENT TOWARDS MELAKA GREEN TECHNOLOGY CITY STATE 2020

Melaka selected for IMT-GT Green Cities Initiatives (27 Sept 2012)

Established Melaka Green Technology Corporation (MGTC) (8 Nov 2013)

Signed MOU with METI-Kyushu, Japan (10 Oct 2013)

Received Green Apple Award for Melaka River (11 Nov 2013)

www.melakagreentech.gov.my ACHIEVEMENT TOWARDS MELAKA GREEN TECHNOLOGY CITY STATE 2020

Signed MOU with PEMANDU, Prime Minister Office for PSDT KTP 23 Dec 2013

Produced Melaka Green City Action Plan (GCAP) 22 April 2014

Cooperation with MIGHT for National Smart Comunities Program with Melaka as GCAP Delivery Partner. 16 Jul 2014

www.melakagreentech.gov.my ACHIEVEMENT TOWARDS MELAKA GREEN TECHNOLOGY CITY STATE 2020

Signed MOU with PEMANDU, Prime Minister Office for PSDT KTP 23 Dec 2013

Produced Melaka Green City Action Plan (GCAP) 22 April 2014

Cooperation with MIGHT for National Smart Comunities Program with Melaka as GCAP Delivery Partner. 16 Jul 2014

www.melakagreentech.gov.my ACHIEVEMENT TOWARDS MELAKA GREEN TECHNOLOGY CITY STATE 2020

Registered Melaka as ICLEI member and project development for Official State GHG Carbon Inventory (11 Nov 2014)

Established International Green Training Centre (IGTC) (23 Oct 2014)

Established the Melaka Green Seal – State Green Building Rating Tools (16 Dec 2014)

www.melakagreentech.gov.my ACHIEVEMENT TOWARDS MELAKA GREEN TECHNOLOGY CITY STATE 2020

GEF Sustainable Cities Program – UNIDO (June 2015 – June 2018)

Completion of Melaka GHG Carbon Inventory (July 2015)

Newton Ungku Omar: Project On Big Data (Sept 2015 – June 2016

Melaka To Be The Hosting State For The Resilient Cities Asia- Pacific For 2016. MELAKA GREEN TECHNOLOGY COUNCIL

• Objectives; – To discuss policies relating to green technology in the state – To plan and monitor green technology development and application in the state – To discuss green technology proposal and investment for the state • The Council chaired by the Chief Minister of Melaka. • MGTC Members; – State Exco’s Member – Ex-Officio, All Local Council – All Related Government Agencies – MeGTC(secretariat) www.melakagreentech.gov.my

MELAKA GREEN TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION • Established 8 November 2013. • Perbadanan Teknologi Hijau Melaka or Melaka Green Technology Corporation had been transformed from Hang Tuah Jaya Corporation, secretariat for Melaka Green Technology Council. – To lead the green development initiatives in Melaka. – To implement green policies in the state. – To plan and monitor state green technology development. – To enhanced businesses and investment in green technology in the state. www.melakagreentech.gov.my MGTC CORE STRUCTURE

CEO

AWARENESS & CARBON & PROJECT BUSINESS TRAINING INDICATOR DEVELOPMENT DEVELOPMENT

INTERNATIONAL GREEN GREEN GLOBAL SMART TRAINING CENTER SDN BHD SOLUTIONS SDN BHD

www.melakagreentech.gov.my NETWORKING WITH LOCAL AND INTERNATIONAL AGENCY

YAYASAN HIJAU

www.melakagreentech.gov.my INTERNATIONAL PARTNERS WITH MELAKA FOR GREEN GROWTH Blueprint for Melaka Green City State was developed base on; 1. OECD (5 Key Areas; 32 Indicators) 2. MurniNet (11 Key Areas; 38 Indicators) 3. UN-UEA (United Nations - Urban Environmental Accords) - 7 Key Areas, - 21 Sub Area - 152 Measurement Indicators www.melakagreentech.gov.my DEVELOPED STATE CITY STATE GREEN CITY (5 Sectors– 32 MURNInet UN-UEA Indicators) (11 Sectors– 38 Indicators) (7 Sectors– 152 • Economy Indicators) • Demography • Social • Housing • Energy • Infrastructure • Urban Economy • Waste Reduction • Environment • Utility/ • Urban Design • Administration Infrastructure • Urban Nature • Public Utility/ • Transportation Recreation • Environment • Environmental • Sociology & Social Health Impact • Water • Land Use • Tourism & Heritage • Transportation & accessibility • Administration & Finance

www.melakagreentech.gov.my . Urban Environmental Accords (UEA) is a series of approaches recognized by the United Nations - United Nations (UN) in order for the city to discover the world of green technology initiatives to reduce the impact of climate change by humans.

. UEA focuses on 7 sectors and 21 Key Green Initiatives in addressing climate change through green technology.

www.melakagreentech.gov.my • City has choice to perform minimum 8 Actions within 7 years to be recognized a 1-Star green city recognized as a green city by the following ratings;

Green Initiative Green City Implemented Status 19-21 Actions 4-Star 15-18 Actions 3-Star 12-17 Actions 2-Star 8-11 Actions 1-Star

www.melakagreentech.gov.my This desire translates into UEA's framework that focuses on the 7 key areas, namely: - i. Energy ii. Waste reduction iii. Urban Design iv. Urban Environment v. Transportation vi. Environmental Health vii. Water

The main 7 sectors are further divided into 21 sub-areas and 152 indicator measurements.

www.melakagreentech.gov.my SECTORS, ACTION PLAN AND POLICIES AND UEA INDICATORS

www.melakagreentech.gov.my NO. OF SECTOR ACTION PLAN POLICY INDICATOR Increasing the use of renewable energy to RENEWABLE 9 reach 10% of peak ENERGY 1 electricity load by 2020.

Reduce electricity ENERGY consumption by 10% by 2 14 EFFICIENCY 2020.

Reduce greenhouse 1. 1. ENERGY CLIMATE gases emissions by 25% 3 8 CHANGE by 2020. NO. OF SECTOR ACTION PLAN POLICY INDICATOR

Zero waste to landfill by

2030. 4 ZERO WASTE 8

Reducing the use of MANUFACTURI disposable products category, toxic or non-renewable at 2 5 NG WASTE least 50% by 2020.

Implement a recycling program that is user friendly 6 RECYCLING with a target of 20% reduction 6

of per capita solid waste to 2. WASTE REDUCTION WASTE 2. landfill by 2020. SECTOR NO. OF ACTION PLAN POLICY INDICATOR Ensure that all new government buildings meet

7 GREEN BUILDING green building. 5

Construct a pedestrian and cycling paths that are user 8 URBAN PLANNING friendly and also friendly to the 6 Persons with Disabilities (PWDs).

Creating a work-related on ENVIRONMENT green technology and environment which will provide 3. URBAN DESIGN URBAN 3. 9 WORK 6 benefits to low-income

(GREEN JOBS) residents.

NO. OF SECTOR ACTION PLAN POLICY INDICATOR Provide an open recreation for every ½ miles from the place ACCESS TO 10 of residence in 2020. 9 GREEN AREA

Inventory control and target

trees to maintain coverage

11 TREE CANOPY exceeds 50% of the existing 5 planting.

Protecting endangered

. URBAN URBAN . NATURE habitats from inappropriate

4 HABITAT 12 development. 4 PROTECTION NO. OF SECTOR ACTION PLAN POLICY INDICATOR PUBLIC Expanding public transportation

coverage to within half a kilometer

13 TRANSPORT cheaper per inhabitant in 2020. 8 ACTION PLAN Gradually reduce the level of sulfur in diesel and petrol; using advanced CLEAN VEHICLE emission controls on all public fleet 14 to reduce "particulate matter" and 5 ACTION PLAN the production of "smog-forming" of the fleet to 50% in 2020.

TRAFFIC Implement policies to reduce the

percentage of vehicles traveling 6 5. TRANSPORTATION 5. 15 CONGESTION "single occupancy" 10% in 2020. ACTION PLAN NO. OF SECTOR ACTION PLAN POLICY

INDICATOR

Each year to identify a product, chemicals TOXIC or compounds used in the state a very 16 bad impact on human health and reduce 6 REDUCTION and eliminate their use by the State.

Supporting the benefits of public health ORGANIC and environment of local organic food. 17 Ensure that 20% of government facilities 11 FOOD (including schools) serving local organic food in 2020.

Hold Air Quality Index to measure the level of air pollution and is targeting a 10% reduction in the number of days in the 4 18 AIR QUALITY 2020 Index categorized as "unhealthy" and "hazardous".

6. ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH ENVIRONMENTAL 6. NO. OF SECTOR ACTION PLAN POLICY INDICATOR Reduce per capita water WATER consumption by 10% by 2020. 19 CONSERVATION 6

(POTABLE)

Protect the integrity of the state's WATER major water source. 20 RESOURCES 16

PROTECTION 7. WATER 7.

Guidelines on wastewater SEWAGE WATER management, to reduce 10% of the 21 total discharge of untreated 10 REDUCTION wastewater in 2020. • Melaka and Asian Development Bank (ADB) produced the Green City Action Plan (GCAP) for Melaka to further enhanced the planning for green development in Melaka. • GCAP set a comprehensive approach to Melaka based on Environment, Economy & Equity • GCAP has been develop under the IMT-GT Green City Initiatives and Economic Planning Unit (EPU), Prime Minister’s Department.

www.melakagreentech.gov.my 6 MAIN AREAS IN MELAKA GREEN CITY ACTION PLAN (GCAP) •

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MAJOR ONGOING GREENGREEN TECHNOLOGYTECHNOLOGY PROJECTSPROGRAMS/PROJECTS & PROGRAMS ININ MELAKAMELAKA

www.melakagreentech.gov.my • Melaka was selected under ‘IMT- GT Green Cities Initiative’ alongwith Medan (Indonesia) and Songkhla (Thailand) • Collaborated with EPU and Asian Development Bank (ADB). • With the establishment of Green City Action Plan (GCAP), Melaka has been selected as the Green model city and currently embarking several initial key projects.

www.melakagreentech.gov.my Key Projects: • Green City Action Plan (completed) • Green City Benchmarking and Baseline Indexing with ADB – CSIRO. • GHG Carbon Inventory calculation using HEATPlus Software by ICLEI • Energy efficient (EE) State Owned Government Buildings with Danish Energy Management • International Green Training Center (IGTC) • Installation of Energy Management Unit on Street Lamp www.melakagreentech.gov.my ENERGY AUDIT ON 9 GOVERNMENET BUILDINGS

• Several government buildings embark into EPC contracts for energy savings and green building retrofitting • No capital investment from building owner and repayment will be from savings. • 9 Government building has been undergo Energy Audit for the IMT-GT Green City Initiatives Project. • This program conducted by Danish Energy Management funded by EPU under the IMT-GT Green City Initiatives. • Completed detail audit and in process for final proposal to the state government for the first 4 building for embarking EPC Projects.. www.melakagreentech.gov.my

• PTHM to organize skilled training using JPK’s National Competency Standard & National Occupational Skilled Standard through International Green Training Center (IGTC). • Module based on Occupation Structure of the Green Technology Industry • To start with several skills program; – Green Technology Compliance – Solar Panel Installation – AEMAS Energy Audit and etc. • Current temporary campus at Politeknik Merlimau. New campus wiil be at Klebang under the RMK-11 budget.

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• A collaboration with the International Council For Local Environmental Initiatives or (ICLEI) to asist Melaka in coming up with inventories and later to submit reports to the United Nations FrameworkConvention Of Climate Change (UNFCCC) – Conference Of Parties (COP 21) at Paris, France on 21st December 2015.

• The state of Melaka has been accepted officially as a member of ICLEI on 17th November 2014.

• The submission of these inventory reports will be carried out in two phases: – Phase 1 involves the Melaka State Inventory. – Phase 2 involves the 4 Local Council.

• A Special Committee for the Melaka Carbon Inventory was set up on 18th January 2014.

MELAKA WORLD SOLAR VALLEY

• Melaka World Solar Valley (MWSV) situated in Rembia sets to be a sustainable city and the catalyst for solar industry. • Gazetted area of 7,248.43 hectares which comprises of various solar development sectors. • Being gazette under national MPFN in 2012 by JBPD. • Key projects are: – AUO Sunpower Solar manufacturing facility (completed) – KMB 5MW Solar Farm (completed) – RDIC Center (planning) – Solar Mosque (planning) – Solar lamps, roads, building and many more. www.melakagreentech.gov.my MELAKA WORLD SOLAR VALLEY

www.melakagreentech.gov.my • Melaka First Solar Farm • Owned by Kumpulan Melaka Berhad (State GLC). • Land area ; 17.29 acre in Rembia, Melaka World Solar Valley. • Feed-In Tariff for 5MWp; – 1.30 MWp = RM0.98 / kWh – 1.22 MWp = RM0.9016 / kWh – 2.48 MWp = RM0.9016 / kWh • REPPA agreement with TNB = 21 years

www.melakagreentech.gov.my SOLAR COMUNITY PROJECT – TAMAN REMBIA PERKASA

• First in Malaysia Building Integrated Photo-Voltaic (BIPV) Solar Community Project . • Situated at Taman Rembia Perkasa, Rembia, MWSV. • To install Solar Panel to 400 houses. Home owner only provide the roof and rest provided by the vendor (Green Energy Design Solutions Sdn Bhd). • 10 houses already completed and feed the electricity to TNB.

www.melakagreentech.gov.my HANG TUAH JAYA GREEN CITY

• Set to be Sustainable Development Green City. • All developments and buildings shall comply with building rating certifications i.e. GBI,LEED, Green Star, Green Mark and Melaka Green Seal. • Allocated area of 5,152 acres. • Key Projects; – PERKESO Rehabilitation Centre – 8 MW Solar Farm Project) – Rumah Citra Kasih – Dewan Citra Kasih - Others Green Project

www.melakagreentech.gov.my HANG TUAH JAYA GREEN CITY

5,152 ACRES

www.melakagreentech.gov.my • Melaka 2nd Solar Farm • Biggest solar Farm in Melaka • Owned by private company Gading Kencana Sdn. Bhd. • Land area ; 14 acre in Bandar Hijau Hang Tuah Jaya. • Feed-In Tariff for 8MWp; • REPPA agreement with TNB = 21 years. • Completed 4 Nov 2014.

www.melakagreentech.gov.my MELAKA ELECTRIC BUS

• First fully operated electric bus in Malaysia. • Successfully completed 3 month trial in March 2014. • Travel in Melaka World Heritage City. Owned by Panorama Melaka Sdn Bhd. • Can travel up to 280 km fully charged. Charging station in Melaka Sentral. • Planning for 40 electric bus operating in Melaka. • Latest: Received 2 electric bus by July 2015.

www.melakagreentech.gov.my MELAKA ELECTRIC CAR CHARGING STATION NETWORK

• First charging station outside KL, launched on 11 Oct 2013 • A network of 2 electric charging stations around Melaka city at Seri Negeri, Ayer Keroh and Hatten Square, Bandar Hilir. • To establish Melaka as the centre of the electric car connectivity between KL and Singapore.

www.melakagreentech.gov.my • Melaka river is becoming a benchmark for river rehabilitation and beautification projects in Malaysia • The effort taken by Melaka Government to beautify the Melaka river has not only managed to turn the river as commodity for tourism but also help mitigate flood issue. • First Phase: 4 km (completed) • Second Phase: 6 km (complete in Dis 2014) • Received Green Apple Award for the achievement • 1.2 million tourist ride the Melaka River Cruise boat.

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MELAKA GREEN SEAL

• Known as Meterai Hijau Melaka • Developed by Melaka Green Development Organisation (MGDO), a Melaka Green NGO and PTHM. • Act as an interim green building rating tools for Melaka and directly embedded to local council regulatory. • Focus on UBBL and Malaysia Energy Efficiency standards ; MS1525 • To be install in Melaka by 1 January 2015 • Voluntarily to whole Melaka until 2018 • Compulsory in Melaka World Solar Valley & Hang Tuah Jaya Green City

www.melakagreentech.gov.my NEWTON UNGKU OMAR: PROJECT ON BIG DATA

• The project will be linked to support the implementation of three national initiatives as follow : • National Smart Communities Program (by MIGHT) through the 1st Demonstration City in Melaka, Malaysia. • National initiative on Big Data Analytics (BDA) by MAMPU and MDEC. • Online city indicator, MURNInets which is currently operationalised by JPBD.

• The project will address open data policies and capacity building gap of the Melaka city authorities and introducing them to unlock the value and impact of big data in selected critical areas to improve city policies and services to the communities, through collaboration with industry.

Our Recommendations

Engagement with Chief Minister of Melaka on 11 June 2014 • To establish National Smart Community Programs for Melaka with coordination with MIGHT, PMs Office together with Melaka Green Tech. Corp. • MIGHT to be key delivery partner for GCAP (Green City Action Plan) • Focus on industry driven projects • 6 projects for 1 Phase for 2014 – 2015 before widen nationally in 2016. www.melakagreentech.gov.my Copyright MIGHT 2014 | 63

Smart Communities in Melaka : Status & Industry Investments

RM 65.0m RM 115.0m RM 200.0m 10 private building to commence Signing of Memorandum of Project is part of National Waste with Energy Audit in end Mac Agreement involving B to B Grid Initiative recently approved 2015. industry partnership in April 2015. by Green Technology & Climate Change Council.

RM 70.0m RM 50.0m RM 50.0m Discussion with TNB started on full To commence with 6 month Industry interest gathered. scale Smart Grid involving on Feasibility Study in June 2015 for Commenced stakeholders Smart Meter localisation. project commencement in Q1- engagement and to start project in 2016. Q1-2016. Copyright MIGHT-PTHM 2014 | 64 PROJECT 1 : ENERGY EFFICIENCY FOR BUILDINGS Industry Investment : RM 250 m

BUSINESS MODEL – SHARED SAVINGS PARTNERSHIP MODEL

OPEX SAVINGS TO GOVT. RM 540 Million / Year

INITIAL MARKET FOR PROJECTS PROJECT PARTNERS 550 9 + 30 Government Private Buildings Buildings Copyright MIGHT-PTHM 2014 | 65

FACILITY/ BUILDING EPC Contract OWNER (at no additional cost Repayments to building owner) Through Share Energy Saving Project Financing Contract Share Energy Saving ENERGY FUNDING ENERGY INSTITUTION SAVING COMPANY Project EFFICIENCY (ESCO) Design & PROJECT Implementation PROJECT 3 : SOLAR INDUSTRY PARK END GAME / GOAL – To develop Solar Manufacturing Value Chain with Support Ecosystem , to create jobs & economic activities SITE – SOLAR VALLEY, ALOR GAJAH, PARTNERSHIP MODEL MELAKA

SOLAR PARK R&D MANUFACTURINGFARM Power Purchase Agreement Land as State’s Equity Invest Invest SOLAR Solar Industry In Park in Solar INDUSTRY Park Operator farms Farms PARK Operators

Invest in Manufacturing

Solar Solar Acade Market Manufacturing and R&D mia

PROJECT PARTNERS OUTCOMES TO GOVERNMENT Initial Industry Investment :• Economic output • Job creation Solar Industry RM • Technology development Operator • Industry development / 115 million localisation Copyright MIGHT-PTHM 2014 | 67 PROJECT 3 : GREEN TOURISM Industry Investment : RM 120 m

IMPLEMENTATION MODEL OBJECTIVES

Meeting Profitable community for needs business

Enhance Sustains City Command & Control Centre visitor the experience environment

PARTNERS ANNUAL MARKET SIZE Million 13 Tourists Copyright MIGHT-PTHM 2014 | 68 PROJECT 4 : SMART GRID Industry Investment : RM 100 m RM

BACKBONE ARCHITECTURE

Scope of Smart Grid Pilot Project

City Command & Control Centre 550 PARTNERS GOVT. CAPEX & OPEX SAVINGS RM Billion 22 By 2022 Copyright MIGHT-PTHM 2014 | 69

FACILITY/ BUILDING EPC Contract OWNER (at no additional cost Repayments to building owner) Through Share Energy Saving Project Financing Contract Share Energy Saving ENERGY FUNDING ENERGY INSTITUTION SAVING COMPANY Project EFFICIENCY (ESCO) Design & PROJECT Implementation PROJECT 2 : CITY BACKBONE Industry Investment : RM 80 m City BACKBONE ARCHITECTURE Dashboard

City Command & Control Centre

INITIAL MARKET FOR PARTNERS PROJECTS

+ K-ECONOMI MELAKA

Safety & Security Tourism

Copyright MIGHT-PTHM 2014 | 70 • Melaka has been selected to initiate the Smart Grid Pilot Project by Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB) alongwith Putrajaya. • First ever to be implemented in Malaysia. • 800 building and residential will be involve in MITC City, Ayer Keroh Melaka. • Will be installing smart meter, data center and networking facility. • The program has taken off in August 2014.

www.melakagreentech.gov.my MELAKA BIODIESEL PROGRAM

• A community program to collect Waste Cooking Oil to be recycled into biodiesel • To reduce the distribution of recycled cooking oil back to the market. • Collaboration with license Biodiesel manufacturer. • Currently all fuel pump in Melaka already using Biodiesel B10. • Potentially for nationwide using multi-feedstock production of Biodiesel. www.melakagreentech.gov.my

GREEN TECHNOLOGY ACTION COMMITTEE IN ALL 4 STATE LOCAL COUNCIL

• All local council instructed to setup Green Technology Action Committee since 2011. • All the green activities will be reported to Melaka State Green Technology Council. • List of infrastructure being develop and monitor:- – LED Lamp Installation – Electric and Hybrid Car Parking Lots – Pedestrian Walk (by kilometer) – Bicycle Lane (by kilometer) – Number of certified Green Building – Rain Water Haversting System in new development – Solar Bus Stop

www.melakagreentech.gov.my MITC (MPHTJ) - KETTHA LOW CARBON CITY FRAMEWORK

 Majlis Perbandaran Hang Tuah Jaya is one of the Pilot Partner for Low Carbon City Framework (LCCF) by KeTTHA

 Selected area of 1,956.57 acres.

 Known as ‘Low Carbon Cities @ Hang Tuah Jaya 2014

 Accredited by KeTTHA by 1st JANUARI 2014.

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KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER PROGRAM (PEMANDU – MOE) • Melaka has been selected for Knowledge Transfer Program (KTP) from PEMANDU and MOE for Green Technology. • Objectives to transfer the technology from the university to the public . • Currently 6 project has been identify: – Energy Audit for 30 secondary school. – Vermicomposting in Central Market, Melaka Sentral – Air quality and detoxification in Melaka General Hospital. – Reduction of Fatty Wastes and Grease. – Easy Solar Drying For The Fish-Based Food Processing Industry – EE Evaluation For The Energy Perfomance Certificate Award www.melakagreentech.gov.my

MBMB - CLEAN AIR PLAN FOR SMALLER CITIES

• MBMB Melaka was selected for Clean Air For Smaller Cities Programs among ASEAN Cities • A collaboration with DOE and German Technical Institute (GIZ) • Fully funded by GIZ • Status: Data monitoring and final Clean Air Plan proposal

www.melakagreentech.gov.my MYCARBON PILOT PROGRAM

• Melaka has been selected in ‘MYCarbon GHG Reporting Pilot Program’ alongside 20 large corporation in Malaysia. • Coorpotarion with Ministry of Nature Resources & Environment (NRE). • Calculate and measure GHG Emission and carbon footprint based on ISO 14064: International Standard for GHG Emissions Inventories and Verification.

www.melakagreentech.gov.my COMOS ECO RIDE

• Launched by YAB Prime Minister on 1st November 2014 at Banda Hilir • To be used within and the surrouding of the UNESCO World Heritage grounds. • An MoU between the Kumpulan Melaka Berhad and CMS Consortium was sealed on 16 October 2014

MELAKA-KYUSHU ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION, RECYCLING & GREEN TECHNOLOGY JOINT PROGRAMS • Collaboration with METI-Kyushu and Kyushu Recyle Industry Plaza (K-RIP) • Propose for a specialized facilities in recyling technology in Melaka similar to Kitakyushu Eco Town. • To encourage business collaborations. • Focus on 4 key projects • Waste, Recycling, Energy & Water. • Reported to GSIAC meeting chaired by PM in New York www.melakagreentech.gov.my

2 + 1 MUNICIPAL WASTE COLLECTION SYSTEM

• Introduction of 2 + 1 Municipal Waste collection system from previous 3 times a week • Introduced in Sept 2013 by PPSPPA and SWM • 2+1 System means the organic and unrecyclable waste collected twice a week. Recyclable waste such as plastic, paper , etc are collected once a week.

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MELAKA GREEN AWARD 2015

• PTHM organised this event to recognise the initiative taken by various organisations and institutions in Melaka for implementing green efforts • Inaugural ceremony has initiated in 5 August 2015 • Annually event

www.melakagreentech.gov.my NO PLASTIC BAG DAY PROGRAM

• Melaka has implemented No Plastic Day on Saturday since 1 Jan 2011. • Objectives: – To promote bringing own bag from home – To ensure the shopping complex no supplying plastic bag during No Plastic Bag Day alternatively to sell only non-plastic bag wrapper • Melaka will add additional day for No Plastic Day Program as follows – Friday & Saturday (1 April 2014) – Friday, Satuday & Sunday (1 January 2015) – Everyday (1 January 2016)

www.melakagreentech.gov.my NO POLISTYREN USAGE FOR FOODS AND DRINKS IN MELAKA

• Melaka has implemented no polystyrene usage for foods and drinks in Melaka starting 15 May to all government own cafeteria and premises • In 1st September 2015 no polystyrene for foods and drinks will be implemented for the whole state of Melaka • The objectives of this program are; – 500 years to decompose – Hot foods and liquids actually start a partial breakdown of the Styrofoam, causing some toxins to be absorbed into our bloodstream and tissue. – Burning polystyrene on bonfires releases Carbon Monoxide

www.melakagreentech.gov.my • Melaka will imposing immediate compounds of RM5 to RM10 on litter bugs to preserve the cleanliness of the state. • The offenders has to pay immediately when they get caught by the authority, • Local authorities in the state to take the necessary steps to implement the enforcement of the compound.

www.melakagreentech.gov.my MELAKA GREEN PRACTICES CERTIFICATION

• Training conducted by PTHM for awareness program of green technology for state government offices.

• A 2 Full day training modules