Malaysia has a good mix of energy resources like oil, natural gas, coal and renewable
energies such as biomass, solar and hydro. In spite of this plenty of resources, the country is …

Malaysia's economy expansion has been powered by cheap oil making us too dependent
and addicted on using fossil fuels. As a country that is primarily reliant on fossil fuels for …

This paper illustrates on how Malaysia's development landscapes has been powered by
cheap oil and gas making it dependent and addicted on using large amounts of fossil fuels …

Since the 1990s, national green building certification indices have emerged around the
globe as promising measurement tools for environmental-friendly housing. Since 2008, tools …

Kampong is a land that compound by conclusive territory and accommodating people's lives
and well-being. As there is anecdotal evidence that people are returning to reoccupying …

The availability of an adequate electrical supply to the whole population is essential for the
wellbeing and equity of a society. However, for those countries that are largely dependent …

This study builds on the ways design modifications can improve the integration of solar
electric generation in Malaysian educational buildings. The study suggests the benefit of a …

Since the 1970s, Malaysia’ s economic expansion has been powered by cheap oil and
gas making it dependent on and addicted to using large amounts of fossil fuels. As a country …

Globally, environmental concerns and the progressively increasing high cost of energy have
resulted in renewed interest in alternative forms of energy conservation and efficiency. The …

Industrialization was the catalyst for the growth of cities in Southeast Asia, inparticular
Malaysia. However, in many cities industrialization has peaked and is nowdeclining. This …