1. Go GREEN
Wan Shiram Shawari Bin Hj. Wan Ramli

2. Malaysia 1990
- Industrial with 5s
Malaysia 2005
- Green Technology in Malaysia
Malaysia 2014
-Sustainability
World History & Today's
Technology Towards Green

3. Green Technology
 What
 What went wrong with the World’s Now?
 Why
 Why do we badly need these kind of
technology
 When
 When do we suppose to start
 Who
 Who must participate
 How
 How do we know about this Technology

5. Green Technology according
to Wikipedia.
 Environmental technology (envirotech), green
technology (greentech) or clean technology (cleantech)
is the application of one or more of environmental
science, green chemistry, environmental monitoring and
electronic devices to monitor, model and conserve the
natural environment and resources, and to curb the
negative impacts of human involvement.
 The term is also used to describe sustainable energy
generation technologies such as photovoltaics, wind
turbines, bioreactors, etc. Sustainable development is
the core of environmental technologies.

6. ‘Green Technology’ is a system that uses innovative methods to
create an environmental friendly products.
In other term ‘green technology’ encompasses a continuously
evolving group of methods and materials, from techniques for
generating energy to non-toxic cleaning product.
Uses renewable natural resources that never depletes, so
future generation can also benefit from it.
It can effectively change waste pattern and production in a
way that it won’t harm the planet.
This method uses resources efficiently.

7. • Never depletes
• Does not cause pollution
• Depletes eventually
• Cause major pollution

8. Criteria of Green Technology products, equipments or systems:
It minimizes the degration of the environment;
It has zero or low green house gas (GHG) emission;
It is safe for use and promotes healthy and improved
environment for all forms of life;
It conserves the use of energy and natural resources; and
It promotes the use of renewable resources.
Sectors
Energy
Water
Waste Management
Building
Transportation
Manufacturing
ICT
Agriculture
Forestry
Each person generates
0.8 Kg of waste daily. There are 28 Million
People in Malaysia. We generate enough waste
to fill up KLCC in less than
10 days

9. Carbon Footprint

10. Transportation
(LRT)
Waste Management
(Recycling)
Agriculture
(Vertical Farming)
Energy
(Solar Energy)
Japan has 2 laws about
waste management which
is industrial waste and
municipal waste. In
Japan, most waste is
treated in incineration,
dehydration, or milling
plants. The most
outstanding feature of
the methods of waste
management in Japan is
the extremely low final
disposal rate and the
extremely high
reduction rate. The
major reason for this
is limited space for
landfills
DID YOU
KNOW?

11. GREEN RELATED INDUSTRIES

12. ii. DEFINITION – GREEN BUILDING
Building
Design
Environment
Management
GREEN
BUILDING

13. INTRODUCTION

14. GREEN BUILDING FEATURES

19. ESTABLISHMENT OF THE
MINISTRY OF ENERGY,
GREEN TECHNOLOGY AND
WATER (KeTTHA)
April 2009
The Ministry of Energy, Green
Technology and Water was established
as a result of a cabinet reshuffle to
replace the Ministry of Energy, Water
and Communications
LAUNCHING OF THE
NATIONAL GREEN
TECHNOLOGY POLICY
24 July 2009
Launched by the Honorable
Prime Minister of Malaysia

20. NATIONAL GREEN TECHNOLOGY POLICY
POLICY STATEMENT
Green Technology
shall be a driver to
accelerate the
national economy
and promote
sustainable
development

23. What to do?

24. How about waste?

25. Energy?

26. Water & Food?

27. Innovasi

28. Innovation - Continue

29. 3R Activities
 Competition
 Auditing
 etc

31. Malaysia ‘ green man ‘