What to do with your USED COOKING OIL?
CETDEM has designated the OFCC as a collection centre for used cooking oil.
We are collaborating with a group of young people who recycle used cooking oil into bio-fuel.
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Current Projects
1. Organic Farming Project (OFP).
2. Sustainable Development Initiatives (SUDI).
3. FIT & SAVE Exh./Workshop
2. Sustainable Development Initiatives (SUDI).
3. FIT & SAVE Exh./Workshop
New Publication
Climate Change
Climate Change, or Global Warming, is one of the most serious environmental threat ...
CETDEM's Climate Change Seminar 2013 is planned for Weds. 5 June
at ANCASA Hotel KL
at ANCASA Hotel KL
Organic Farming
Organic farming is gaining popularity in Malaysia today, partly due to the effect of ...
Sustainable Energy
Saving energy through better utilization and consumption. In other words trying to ...
Sustainable Transport
Transport becomes sustainable only when it does not harm the environment or uses fuel ...
The annual Climate Change Seminar is back!
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Adaptation is the focus for the 2013 edition of the CETDEM Climate Change Seminar.
Registration Fees:
RM 100: CETDEM and Organic Farming Project members
RM 199: NGOs, Member of Business Council or Chamber of Commerce
RM 249: Government, Universities
RM 299: Private Companies
Click for Climate Change Seminar 2013 Brochure
Those who are interested to become a corporate sponsor, please contact:
Ms Barbara Bakanjim (T:03-78757767; M: 017-2587 293; E: f&s@cetdem.org.my)
or
Mr Anthony Tan ((T:03-78757767; M: 016-3316 340; E: ed@cetdem.org.my)
RE & SAVE Roadshow arrives in Kota Kinabalu
See you on 18th May, Saturday at SURIA SABAH SHOPPING MALL (Ground Floor entrance, next to QUIKSILVER).
To register for the free workshop on 19th May, Sunday, please contact Ms Barbara (T:03-78757767; HP: 017-2587293; E: f&s@cetdem.org.my)
FIT & SAVE Roadshow arrives in Melaka
See you on 20th April, Saturday at AEON Bandaraya Melaka Shopping Centre (Ground Floor, in front of Baskin Robbins).
To register for the free workshop on 21st April, Sunday, please contact Ms Barbara (T:03-78757767; E: f&s@cetdem.org.my)
Climate Change Public Awareness Seminars and Briefings – CETDEM
Does the regular ‘Person on the Street’ understand the cause and effect of Climate Change? At CETDEM, we believe that it is of utmost importance that Citizens of the State of Selangor Darul Ehsan – the state with a long coastline and a high water utilisation due to rapid industrialisation, development and urbanisation
The Centre for Environment, Technology & Development, received the National Energy Globe Award Malaysia for its outstanding green building project DDC House.
The ENERGY GLOBE Award is today’s most prominent environmental prize worldwide. It distinguishes projects regionally, nationally and globally that conserve resources such as energy and utilize renewable or emission-free sources.
Click here to read more about this Award.
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Mr Anthony Tan, CETDEM Executive Director, received the National Energy Globe Award from H.E. Andrea Wicke, Ambassador of Austria to Malaysia and Commercial Counsellor Mr Franz Schröder, during a simple award ceremony held in Kuala Lumpur.
COVER STORY: Making Efforts in Sustainability Count
Tan mentioned that, in the same year, CETDEM also launched the WCPJ Project, also known as the Working with the Community on Energy Efficiency at Household Level in Petaling Jaya Project, which wasdesigned as a follow through of the ABC Project andwas funded by ExxonMobil Malaysia.
CONSERVE ENERGY AND REDUCE COSTS
Energy-efficient appliances not only pare down electricity bills, they reduce carbon dioxide emissions from power generation too.
Anthony Tan, executive director of the Centre for Environment, Technology & Development Malaysia (Cetdem) feels the same way, remarking that what attracts Malaysians are low-priced products. “Understanding about saving electricity is ….
Hospitals going green can boost solar panel industry
Centre for Environment, Technology and Development (Cetdem) executive director Anthony Tan said this would in turn stimulate demand and help lower prices to make solar panels more affordable for the middle-class.
Read more: Hospitals going green can boost solar panel industry
Where did we come from?
Where are we now?
Where are we headed to?
CETDEM is proud to present to you, CETDEM: The 1985-2010 Chronicle, an internet publication, in conjunction with CETDEM’s 25th Anniversary.
Get to know us, and find out more on what we have done, are doing and will be doing.
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