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2000 Nov 6 - Tenaga eyeing renewable energy
Tenaga eyeing renewable energy - Blowing Hot Air or Talking Bull?
November 6, 2000 KUALA LUMPUR - Malaysia's national power utility Tenaga
Nasional Bhd will look for renewable energy sources to boost its
generating capacity, the Edge business weekly said.
The weekly quoted Tenaga chairman Jamaludin Jarjis as saying that the
company would revisit the hydroelectric sector.
"We are looking back again at hydro areas in Peninsular Malaysia. For
instance, we are considering old hydroelectric plants with the possibility
of refurbishing them for more capacity," Jamaludin told the Edge.
"We are also looking at geographical areas where it might be possible to
generate hydroelectric power.
So, basically, we are revisiting the renewable energy area so that we do
not have to depend a lot on non-renewable energy sources such as gas and
coal," he said.
Gas currently accounts for 75 percent of Tenaga's fuel costs while 18
percent comes from coal and seven percent from oil.
National oil company Petronas, which supplies natural gas to Tenaga, was
reported to be seeking a hike in the price of gas when its contract with
Tenaga expires at the end of this year.
Jamaludin said Tenaga would either go alone or work with other companies
if it finds suitable areas for hydroelectric power development. "We are
open. If we have the financial capacity, we will do it ourselves," he
said.
In its 2001 budget presented last month, Malaysia announced incentives to
encourage the industry to seek renewable energy sources, especially
biomass, which included a 70 percent tax exemption on statutory income for
five years and exemptions on import duty and sales tax for machinery and
equipment.
Tenaga shares closed up 50 cents at 12.40 ringgit on Friday. REUTERS NEWS
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SAPP is against dirty coal ...more
Coal's Assault on Human Health
Coal pollutants affect all major body organ systems and contribute to four
of the five leading causes of mortality in the U.S.: heart disease,
cancer, stroke, and chronic lower respiratory diseases. This conclusion
emerges from our reassessment of the widely recognized health threats from
coal. Each step of the coal lifecycle-mining, transportation, washing,
combustion, and disposing of post combustion wastes-impacts human health.
Coal combustion in particular contributes to diseases affecting large
portions of the U.S. population, including asthma, lung cancer, heart
disease, and stroke, compounding the major public health challenges of our
time. It interferes with lung development, increases the risk of heart
attacks, and compromises intellectual capacity.
Oxidative stress and inflammation are indicated as possible mechanisms in
the exacerbation and development of many of the diseases under review. In
addition, the report addresses another, less widely recognized health
threat from coal: the contribution of coal combustion to global warming,
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