Energy consumption analysis at knowledge and communication service centre, UTeM

Mohd Nizam, Muhammad Khairul Raziq (2021) Energy consumption analysis at knowledge and communication service centre, UTeM. Project Report. Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Energy plays a crucial role in the production and growth of every country's economy. Due to the higher demand for electricity energy recently, the utilities need to produce more power, which means that more fossil fuel sources are burned to produce the power and leads to emission to the environment. The Malaysian Government has emphasized ensuring adequate, reliable, healthy, and cost-effective supplies and efficient energy resources while minimizing negative environmental impacts. Therefore, efficient energy consumption should be practiced in all levels of consumers like industries, commercial buildings, and residential consumers. Thus, this report aims to analyze the energy consumption of one of the commercial buildings in Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, the Knowledge and Communication Service Centre's building or Pusat Pengetahuan dan Perkhidmatan Komunikasi (PPPK). In addition, this building is one of the highest energy consumptions building at UTeM. Therefore, energy consumption analysis needs to be done to define how much energy is consumed in this building. The energy consumption pattern at PPPK and the wastage of energy need to identify. All the methods for energy consumption analysis work, starting from desktop audit, analysis from the finding, and reporting, have been implemented to analyze the total energy consumption at PPPK's building. Finally, suggestions on how PPPK can save their energy consumption will be propose which will help PPPK minimize their energy cost.

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