Energy Management In Non-Residential Building

Siew, Si Kai (2019) Energy Management In Non-Residential Building. Project Report. Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Commercial buildings or non-residential property has had its fair share of energy consumption and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions among all the building stock in the world. With these type of buildings producing a lasting impact on social, natural and economic sustainability, the primary focus has recently been shifted to the improving of energy performance as well as the efficiency in existing buildings. With this in mind, the main aim of this paper is to thoroughly review the concept of energy management within commercial buildings as well as the different approaches that can be taken to improve the overall energy performance and efficiency of operating these buildings. The first step of this audit in the SJKC YOK BIN is start the kick off meeting with all the staff and teacher in the school to collect and gather all the information and data, also to investigate the background information of the school. Walk through audit is the next step we need to be process, for site data collection and offsite data collection. We must know every single electrical equipment have been installed or used in the SJKC YOK BIN for the comparison data between actual and calculated energy purpose. The monthly electricity bills from January 2018 to December 2018 is collect from the admin of the school for the data analysis and calculation. The lighting system consume the highest electricity in the school due to the occupancy behavior. There have an active and passive energy behavior from occupancy such as window opening, windows were covered by curtain, which blocked the natural lights from entering the rooms, waste in lighting energy at classroom and corridor and student used to switch on the lighting when the lux level is enough for the area.

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