Many renewable energy policies are looking into new incentives to absorb investments by targeting abating CO2 emission and fixing energy price fluctuation. Feed in Tariff (FIT) is a policy for rebating the amount of generated renewable electricity to investor. FIT is also defined as a CO2...

Energy conservation in building arena is essential issue for achieving sustainable environment. However, buildings experienced significant amount of heat gain or loss through window and this will affect the thermal comfort of buildings׳ occupants. Building without window is able to save energy,...

The present study is an archival-statistical overview of the possibility of renewable energy production in five South East Asian countries and their economic capacity. The five South East Asian countries under review are the Philippines, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, and Singapore, all of which...

Located in Southeast Asia, Indonesia and the Philippines are characterized by a tropical climate and high amounts of rainfall that render their high potential for hydro-power and wind energy deployment. The volcanic geography of both countries also indicates their high geothermal potential...

This study presents an economic analysis on a solar based stand-alone PV system to provide the required electricity for a typical home. The area under interest selected is the solar energy park located at University Kebangsaan Malaysia in Bangi, Malaysia. The stand-alone PV system consists of a...

The need to provide Affordable Quality Housing for people in growing metropolitan areas urges governments to develop alternative housing subsidies programmes. In this article, we would like to propose a practical solution for estimating Quality of Life in a new Affordable Quality Housing before...

The ideas of technologies that have been produced with different models to promote the green tech offered the keys and ingredient to look at the finance. Understanding that the technologies and finance not the only aspects that should be take care, but the problems like significant timing,...

Foreign Direct Investment in Malaysia has nearly reached to 10 billion dollars in 2011. As 2011 statistics shows, almost largest Foreign Direct Investment figures in Malaysia are dedicated to energy sector. Also, Malaysia has launched a new Renewable Energy mechanism under the name Feed in...

Low-income people do not have the alternatives to choose for a quality house, and they also do not have many options to rent or buy an affordable house in the centre of town due to financial constraints. These people spend a long time commuting from the suburb to the work place located in the...