Renewable Energy

RENEWABLE ENERGY IN MALAYSIA

BY
MOHD HAIRINIZAM ABDUL KARIM
FACULTY OF BUSINESS MANAGEMENT
UITM, ARAU PERLIS

FOR
ENCIK KAMSOL MOHAMED KASSIM
LECTURER
ENVIRONMENTAL MARKETING (MKT 665)
FACULTY BUSINESS MANAGEMENT
UITM, ARAU PERLIS

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

This assignment is to meet the learning needs of the subjet of MKT 665 (Environmental Marketing). MKT 665 is one of the subjects taught in the modules for the study of the Faculty of Business Administration (Marketing).

In completing this task, the various challenges encountered especially on time restrictions, basic work, family and the time to complete the assignment given. But with the guidance, instruction and assisstance especially from Encik Kamsol, friends and family, finally I have finished this assignment

I would like to acknowledge all the people who have provided all the feedback to this assignment including Encik Kamsol, friends and family.

TABLE OF CONTENTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT TABLE OF CONTENTABSTRACT | | iiiii1 | INTRODUCTION | | 1 | LITERATURE REVIEW i. Wind Power ii. Hydro Power iii. Solar Energy iv. Bio Energy v. Geothermal Energy | | 34568 | CONCLUSION | | 9 | BIBLIOGRAPHY | | 11 |

Abstract This paper will look into the Renewable Energy that is seemed the suitable replacement of the current energy supply in Malaysia. Malaysian government has been looking the right replacement of current energy that has been used which in long term will be depleted. The renewable energy is suitable to use because renewable energy technologies are clean sources of energy that have a much lower environmental impact than conventional energy technologies. To cope with the economical and industrial growth, the demand of energy is growing very rapidly.

Introduction

Renewable energy is one of the energy that has been the main consideration to replace the current energy usage by the Malaysian Government under the Fuel Diversification Policy that was set out in 2001

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