SLOW GOING FOR GREEN FACTORIES
A growing number of factories are adopting environment-friendly initiatives but the number of establishments going for green certification is lower than anticipated. Read more
19Aug
19Aug
DIFFERENT KINDS OF GREEN
Given the rise of the green agenda locally and globally, there is an urgent need for us to proactively change the way we conduct our business and adopt more environment-friendly measures. Read more
11Aug
FMM URGES FACTORY OWNERS TO ADOPT ‘GREEN BUILDING’ PRACTICES
SHAH ALAM, Aug 10 (Bernama) -- The Federation of Malaysian Manufacturers(FMM) has called on its members to adopt'green building' practices in their daily operations in a move to create a more environmental-friendly sustainable nation. Read more
11Aug
GBI TARGETS 100 GREEN RATED FACTORIES BY 2020
SHAH ALAM (Aug 10): Green Building Index(GBI) targets to have 100 green rated factories by 2020, according to chairman ofGreen Building Index Accreditation Panel(GBIAP), Von Kok Leong. Read more
04Aug
More buildings are adopting ‘green building’ index
Works Minister Datuk Seri Fadillah Yusof said the signs are positive on green building initiatives with Malaysian construction and building industry embracing green building practices where both energy consumed and waste produced are reduced without irreversible impacts to the ecosystem. Read more
30Jul
LAI MENG SCHOOL
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21Jul
SEMINAR & CONVENTION
Setia City Convention Centre is nuzzled within a 97.1ha green heart off Shah Alam. Read more
19Jun
KFC goes ‘green’
IN : a commendable move that sets the standard for other organisations to follow, KFC Malaysia launched its first eco-friendly restaurant in the country. Read more
08Jun
A need for greener buildings
Malaysia had more than 40 retail mall projects that were in compliance with the Green Building Index (GBI) as at May. At present, 15 are green-certified. Read more
03Jun
Solutions that land us in a fix
THE number of vehicles in this country has increased tremendously over the past two decades. Based on statistics from the Transport Ministry, the figures quadrupled from as little as 5mil in 1991 to 21.4mil in 2011, with an average annual growth rate of 7.5%. Read more