Malaysian can benefit from the sun energy. The country had moved one step closer to support the sustainable green energy by producing feed-in opportunities for the average consumers and small scale entrepreneurs. That mean a household can install solar panels and harvest the sun power and they can sell the electricity to the National Electricity Company, TNB.You may like to get more information on how to build solar panel from Green DIY .This is how it works.1. A new law, the renewable energy act 2011, enables the national energy company TNB to...
Friday, December 30, 2011
Wednesday, December 21, 2011
recycling rainwater
There are two basic issues that rainwater recycling can address.1. reduction of flash flood2. reduction of the dependent on water distribution.With more urban development, the natural water retention capability of ponds, soil absorption an natural plantation are greatly reduces. As such the rain water will tend fill up the drains and rivers at as faster rate. With the rain catchment mechanism, some of the water will be retained.The other main reason is the reduction of the strain on the water supply. It may not seem very much, but a reduction of...
Saturday, June 25, 2011
solar panel plant
A new solar panel plant will be set up in Penang to manufacture the solar panel to meet the growing global demands for clean power.The nuclear crisis in Japan as the result of the earth quake and the tsunami reaffirm the inherent risk of the nuclear power station. A survey carried out in Japan and the majority vote against the use of radio active material for the production of energy.Given the negative perception of the nuclear power and the increasing trend of the cost of electricity, the sun power seem to be the alternative proposition. Currently,...
Monday, February 21, 2011
river of trash
The picture confirmed it, Klang river had been transformed to a river of trash. You could hardly see the water.The indiscriminate dumping of rubbish in the upstream areas are causing the river to be totally polluted. It muse be a dead river, devoid of any living fishes.The situation was covered by the newspaper the star:===================================Saturday February 19, 2011Shah Alam residents fuming over trash in Klang RiverBy ELAN PERUMALelan@thestar.com.myPhoto...
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
guarding the mangroves trees
Mangrove trees is the natural forest on the swampy beaches in Malaysia. It was growing in abundance in the west coast of the peninsular, protected from the strong north east monsoon. The trees were being cut to the extinction main to be process and turn into charcoal and used as piling material for building construction.When the new government took over Selangor in 2008, the license to harvest the trees were suspended. Despite this, the thieves continue...
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