1. GE CHALLENGE ENERGIZER MOHAMMAD HAIZAD BIN MOHD TARIK
MUHAMMAD MAKRAM BIN MAKHTAR
HASAN KARAMI BIN YUSOF
Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS

2. ANALYSIS

3. FINAL ENERGY CONSUMPTION
79.9
12,928
48.3
6,951
5,300
1,622
Figure 1: Enegy consumption by sector
from 1990 to 2010 [1]
Figure 2: Future projection of energy consumption
by sector in Malaysia [2]

4. FUTURE ENERGY SOURCE Fossil fuel still account for about 98.8%
The pie chart below shows the future projection of primary energy source in 2030 [2]
Fossil fuel still account for about 98.8%
CO2 emission will has 5.7% annual growth rate

5. RECOMMENDATION

6. Use electricity as the prime energy source since it is clean
The table below shows electricity production in GWh
TYPE
YEAR
1990
2030
Coal
2 825
Oil
11 138
3 068
Natural Gas
5 064
Hydro
3 989
18 166
Total
23 016
GWh
Generated by renewable energy

7. SOLAR FARM
Malaysia has equatorial climate that allow us to receives sunlight through out the year
This can help solar to replace oil , natural gas and coal as source of energy
Build up in a few place that has low rainfall rate.
Electricity is transmitted through out the country using electric grid
Animation used for illustration purpose only. Does not portrays actual product

8. OFFSHORE WIND & WAVE FARM
Integrated power station that produce electricity using wind and wave
Offshore has greater wave energy and wind speed
Backs ups solar farm during raining and storm
Animation used for illustration purpose only. Does not portrays actual product

9. HOME GENERATOR Installed at every home for in house electric supply
Integrated generator made up of hendershot generator, oscillator and transformer
Animation used for illustration purpose only. Does not portrays actual product

10. “PIEZOELECTRICAL” ROAD
Electrical power generators that functioned base on piezoelectricity is install beneath road
Produce electricity when a car pass by the road
Used to light up street lights
Animation used for illustration purpose only. Does not portrays actual product

11. REFERENCES
[1] Malaysia Energy Information Hub. Summary - Final Energy Demand By Sector from 1990 to 2010.
[2] IEE Japan March 2009 Energy Supply Security Planning for the ASEAN (ESSPA) The 2nd ASEAN Energy Demand Outlook Malaysia.
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