Abstract
Possibilities of assisting Malaysia with environmental protection technology are studied by investigating the situation of environmental pollution mostly from the atmosphere there and the actual status of environmental preservation measures. Energy sources used in Malaysia are petroleum, hydroelectric power, natural gas and coal, and a large scale introduction of natural gas is planned making a good use of the natural resource. As to energy consumption, petroleum is much consumed in the industry and transportation. As viewed from energy consumption to GDP, GDP unit requirement of energy consumption is 0.69 TOE/$ in 1990 which is larger than 0.17 in Japan. It means that measures for energy conservation should be taken. Air pollutant exceeds the allowable value, 260 {mu}g/m{sup 3} in the industrial areas, but is barely within the allowable value in the other areas. Results of the survey indicate that air pollution is increasing in partial urban areas/industrial areas, but generally it isn`t yet conspicuous as a pollution problem. It seems that before the air pollution becomes the problem, attention is paid to the problems such as water pollution. 10 refs., 35 figs., 22 tabs.
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Cooperation project for making petroleum consumption in developing countries efficient/fundamental survey on petroleum consumption in developing countries. Part 2. Cooperation survey on making petroleum consumption efficient (Malaysia); Hatten tojokoku sekiyu shohi koritsuka kyoryoku jigyo. 2. Hatten tojokoku sekiyu shohi kiso chosa nado sekiyu shohi koritsuka kyoryoku chosa (Malaysia).
Japan: N. p.,
1992.
Web.
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Cooperation project for making petroleum consumption in developing countries efficient/fundamental survey on petroleum consumption in developing countries. Part 2. Cooperation survey on making petroleum consumption efficient (Malaysia); Hatten tojokoku sekiyu shohi koritsuka kyoryoku jigyo. 2. Hatten tojokoku sekiyu shohi kiso chosa nado sekiyu shohi koritsuka kyoryoku chosa (Malaysia).
Japan.
None.
1992.
"Cooperation project for making petroleum consumption in developing countries efficient/fundamental survey on petroleum consumption in developing countries. Part 2. Cooperation survey on making petroleum consumption efficient (Malaysia); Hatten tojokoku sekiyu shohi koritsuka kyoryoku jigyo. 2. Hatten tojokoku sekiyu shohi kiso chosa nado sekiyu shohi koritsuka kyoryoku chosa (Malaysia)."
Japan.
@misc{etde_10108087,
title = {Cooperation project for making petroleum consumption in developing countries efficient/fundamental survey on petroleum consumption in developing countries. Part 2. Cooperation survey on making petroleum consumption efficient (Malaysia); Hatten tojokoku sekiyu shohi koritsuka kyoryoku jigyo. 2. Hatten tojokoku sekiyu shohi kiso chosa nado sekiyu shohi koritsuka kyoryoku chosa (Malaysia)}
author = {None}
abstractNote = {Possibilities of assisting Malaysia with environmental protection technology are studied by investigating the situation of environmental pollution mostly from the atmosphere there and the actual status of environmental preservation measures. Energy sources used in Malaysia are petroleum, hydroelectric power, natural gas and coal, and a large scale introduction of natural gas is planned making a good use of the natural resource. As to energy consumption, petroleum is much consumed in the industry and transportation. As viewed from energy consumption to GDP, GDP unit requirement of energy consumption is 0.69 TOE/$ in 1990 which is larger than 0.17 in Japan. It means that measures for energy conservation should be taken. Air pollutant exceeds the allowable value, 260 {mu}g/m{sup 3} in the industrial areas, but is barely within the allowable value in the other areas. Results of the survey indicate that air pollution is increasing in partial urban areas/industrial areas, but generally it isn`t yet conspicuous as a pollution problem. It seems that before the air pollution becomes the problem, attention is paid to the problems such as water pollution. 10 refs., 35 figs., 22 tabs.}
place = {Japan}
year = {1992}
month = {Dec}
}
title = {Cooperation project for making petroleum consumption in developing countries efficient/fundamental survey on petroleum consumption in developing countries. Part 2. Cooperation survey on making petroleum consumption efficient (Malaysia); Hatten tojokoku sekiyu shohi koritsuka kyoryoku jigyo. 2. Hatten tojokoku sekiyu shohi kiso chosa nado sekiyu shohi koritsuka kyoryoku chosa (Malaysia)}
author = {None}
abstractNote = {Possibilities of assisting Malaysia with environmental protection technology are studied by investigating the situation of environmental pollution mostly from the atmosphere there and the actual status of environmental preservation measures. Energy sources used in Malaysia are petroleum, hydroelectric power, natural gas and coal, and a large scale introduction of natural gas is planned making a good use of the natural resource. As to energy consumption, petroleum is much consumed in the industry and transportation. As viewed from energy consumption to GDP, GDP unit requirement of energy consumption is 0.69 TOE/$ in 1990 which is larger than 0.17 in Japan. It means that measures for energy conservation should be taken. Air pollutant exceeds the allowable value, 260 {mu}g/m{sup 3} in the industrial areas, but is barely within the allowable value in the other areas. Results of the survey indicate that air pollution is increasing in partial urban areas/industrial areas, but generally it isn`t yet conspicuous as a pollution problem. It seems that before the air pollution becomes the problem, attention is paid to the problems such as water pollution. 10 refs., 35 figs., 22 tabs.}
place = {Japan}
year = {1992}
month = {Dec}
}