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The Shift Towards Smart Green Cities | Elina Jani | TEDxUMPahang


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so I practice today will be
maliciousness it was shift work smart
sustainable cities and locality who mark
how its reach to you right so the
purpose of the talk today is basically
to create awareness about smart
sustainable cities local nobility who
within you
we are hope town that we live enemies in
the housing development and city who
lives in a city or housing development
hence most of your a so basically moving
forward that really is the key seventy
percent of the rural population will be
living in cities can you imagine all of
us seven billion population of people
right now moving forward seventy percent
of them would be the business how
cramped would be the cities moving
forward when you talk about cities o be
the first thing that comes to your mind
so instantly when you talk to us it is
the biggest problems it is definitely
how do you cope with so many city people
in the cities and at the same time how
do you manage low carbon mobility within
the city to manage traffic jams and all
that right so the first city that
actually got LVD certified green
certified green buildings actually I won
the first city that got the be certified
LEED stands for Leadership in
environmental and energy design green
building in the world was actually the
Taipei 101 so basically in Harvey
diverse they did it back in 2011 they
managed to get the buildings that we
find in energy efficiency energy
management they managed to get it you
know they have some solar panels
installed in the tower and then they
also have rainwater harvesting and anti
earthquake vibration structure so this
is actually one of the tallest and
actually the first LEED certified green
building globally but do you know what
militia our office was actually the
first green building office simulation
and who wants to guess what we get our
first green building certification
we actually got our first green building
certification inflation for this
building in 2006 which essentially five
years so this is actually our office if
matter Harbor is now so basically any of
you comfortable with the company you are
always welcome to visit us within the
office hour and we’ll take you on a
green building to our office so
basically what we have is that our
building is for forests it’s curving
upwards from we have a basement
we have a pantry in the basement our
first floor our graph was actually food
to single work on the trainings and
seminars that we do and we have the
resource sector the first and second
floors all our offices why weren’t you
there
so we see P our office it has solar
panels and remove it have solar panels
and the parking lot for the guests and
also for the staff we have solar panels
in our field we play football in the
field we have solar vendors there
hopefully so far we’ve got green water
harvesting on the roof we’ve got chilled
water pipes flowing under each floor so
I will kill being has you know a
conditioning like this fall
seriously you have to chilies or this
we don’t have any air conditioning at
all other than our water after that some
of the officers power chief operating
officer motion in my office but the
overall building which is use fans in
the building but you can find a place
that have to be in the building because
the shield water underneath the floor
provides the food ambience of em is 24
degrees in our building
guess how much is our electricity bill
zero but our electricity bill that would
people can’t be every month is about
6800 rinky for a four-story building
contacts 87 people in the building and
we work late yeah and we have charging
stations in our office so you
luckily typical warehouse or maybe
tsipras up to the pharmaceutical company
page 16,000 will get every month to the
eggby for the electricity bill
consumption hours over 6,800 wouldn’t
thank you so this is an introduction for
our building so moving forward
Thomas I said who’s never heard about
Thomas Alva is from his creation in you
know
capturing sound we are phonograph and
Chicago for he also created the first
motion picture camera stills to capture
images and also motion picture he also
created the first electricity and power
supply systems around but he also in
fact that the first battery for an
electric car back in 1913 so this is the
history of mobility in overall so when
we look at this
1930 they’ve already looked at one the
way too personal
passenger Rico and what would be the
fuel source for that passenger vehicle
they’ve already fought at the party time
so when you look at this we want to look
at a clear technology or green
technology future movement when you look
at the future oh man what would be the
items that you want to see some of you
may also have participated in the
transformer sea national 2015 how do you
see yourself or the population in the
year 2050 a lot of people say they want
to see electric mobility they want to
see energy efficiency they want to see
new forms of alternative energy solar
tidal wave we you want to see a lot more
on recycling there’s some people who
work that are recycling your honestly a
lot more of or maybe less of food
wastage in the future you want to see
they’ve got one of things that can be
utilized or do more problems to know
more what the definition right so these
are the items that you look at the
components and the future roadmap of the
of the world and most of the cities so
how did you get it green buildings being
a major component of suspects as they
never see – when you look at a city the
component of the city people live in
buildings people work in buildings you
spend 8.5 hours to nine hours in an
office later when you go inside robust
so when you spend a number of hours in
the building wouldn’t you want to be in
a healthy building wouldn’t you want to
be in a green building wouldn’t want to
be in an environment where hey I know
that I’m not putting a lot of carbon
footprints or where I am right now so
basically you look at all these
components and you measure apart across
how do you wanna do an urban planning
for the city so this is what we do this
is one of the cities that we did
planning for
two more for your information in
Malaysia itself there’s a lot of
initiatives that we’re doing with the
matching is provided or the Lucas
theater currently solution did you know
that there’s sixteen hundred and fifty
four local state authorities in 14
states emulation how many percentage do
you think have adopted the new
capacities any guesses
come on 15th Oct section about half of
them and product that low capacity
ignition each thing we will look at the
basic problem that they have a decision
for example the city has too much iron
in slag or their biggest problem was
actually wasted in the year 2016 that
Cynthia Lord recorded the highest number
of dengue cases in Malaysia so in there
our biggest problems actually wastes
people who litter captain operators in
schools or offices marking their work
and proper disposal of food and also
based so we see you money it was they
could do it a lot of components of
composting they would do it a lot of
initiatives that they can do under waste
and then we did a lot of items that they
can do to create awareness among people
on waste management so for example I
will show some of the examples in table
top when you look at the potential
solutions for smart sustainable city or
maybe a low-carbon mobility you look at
the components of a city other than the
buildings the builders have to be there
is there going to be a high Rashmi
linear
a low-cost apartment it can be a land
owned property for attendance and all
that but this was our the biggest
problem of transport in a city so we see
you when you look at transport what we
want to do even low permeability is that
we want to have everybody to be included
into the blueprint to be included in the
look of the nuclear agenda three years
ago we started to create a blueprint or
word Mac for electric mobility then we
saw that the Malaysian publish and the
Malaysians cannot afford to buy electric
vehicle so what we did was we respect
the blueprint we look at low capital
mobility blueprint what is the meaning
of double mobility do you walk do you
sector
do you take public transport do you take
where do you try or maybe look to afford
basically all the computers that I
mention you are trying to be part of the
local community when you walk you’re
part of the pedestrian master plan when
you cycle you are part of the newcomer
mobility the agenda for active energy
the music active energy to transport
yourself from point in from to point B
when you take the Segway you know
there’s the hovercraft part I go hop
then you just float above the ground and
in this cool skateboard thing you have
part of the active energy when you pick
up the transport you’re not supporting
the agenda that hey I can be with this
14 types of people on this you know in
coach go into this one place together
when you take say for example the
initiative to look into hybrid the
initial thing to look for an energy
efficient veto there’s a lot of because
there are energy efficient now so say
for example you look and because I can
be or even the new I think accelerate
progress yeah they look at upon see the
full tank of maybe 50 liters how many
kilometers you can travel for that 50
kilometres and how much do you need to
pay for the fuel for that you know meter
so this is the area that you can
contribute and you yourself can
calculate or how you want to contribute
when you think Brad well now there’s no
GUI be sure when you big grab for
example you are part of the shack what
we need is a gender for no capital
mobility so these are the items that we
are looking at there’s a company come
gosh
you forgot the company car wash wash
provided solutions for good mobility as
you can see here so what if it was the
role of a Paris and they be the role of
intended specifically are please call
Keith in early century stands for
thousand-plus so when they do this
program for this initiative in Berlin
what we did was we look at the
components of mobility they looked at
how many how much area that they have to
allocate for people to walk in the city
how much area that they can promote or
buy or all right and people cycling in
the city
how many areas of it how many parking
lot that they want to do in that city so
when they did the study they saw that so
they’d be respected in civic amenities
exists the tower anyway or below
corridor ended people that some people
exactly but there’s still a lot of cars
parked beside the road right so what did
it was they did another one looking at
freed up parking spaces they reduce
parking space and then that money spaces
recently then converted into areas that
people can talk you know people can sit
in a community and you know do something
creative they created more parking space
why should be bicycles rather than cars
so this was the study that we did and
they discovered that people a dog and
people want implements this so these are
the areas that we’re looking at from
Alicia the next one is that the game
changers in smart cities and low-carbon
mobility we want to create more cycling
and more working in cities rather than
vehicles if you go to Conoco right now
that’s already reduced number of parking
laws already in the city there were one
thing some parking lots to do some
vendors or products they’re preventing
stuff for charging stations equality
board so you can see that Cindy’s
elections – soccer people exactly cities
like some cities
the Norwegian countries or Baltic
countries they’re like totally banning
cars going into the city therefore what
exactly they won’t hand in of us when
you get into electric vehicles in some
cities or some actress have already
pledged no more internal combustion
engine going to be driven in the cities
for example China according to them the
cities for example like in Denmark and
Sweden by 2024 no more compassionately
where you have an energy that you you
know feel a fuel and all that no more
they’re looking at electric vehicles so
moving forward when you look at the
comparison for a street space for 60
people you look bad if the 60 people
drive the car or you compare 60 people
going on a bus or you compare 60 people
cycling or walking you can see the vast
differences that you can do to the city
and we’re invited that each one wouldn’t
be the different carbon emission when
you drive or when you walk for your
sector zero covered emission when you
take the bus if the bus is thinking by
with you or you know six less carbon
emission but maybe say for example a
metro bus come back so for example if
you take a normal car versus a hybrid
car a car will be electric meter
completely different in terms of carpet
covered emission so this was a story
that I share for you in black what we
did was we did a proper calculation for
the state of you say you want to do a
low-hanging fruit initially were gonna
do a package a project okay so I have
you project into that the Black River
the photographer was dirty when we first
it was like fish was dying those stench
that came under it was stuck what like
the revolution against then look at all
the fish eating rubbish plastics
floating in the river so we need this so
many wash me away stir the stinking
photographer one can deploy green
technology and biotechnology to feed on
the river you do need to clean up
investment you invest in buying these
technologies to be employed in the
cleaning of the river stop control
polluters control you to chew up the
NICU being you to activate the slaps
treatment it is a very technical but
anyway you do all this and you will get
your returns with each year’s return of
investment they’ve got the top the water
hit the middle of the Kentucky River
they got the DA that goes in the river
on a cruise wreck there’s a shopping
mall for the shore the hotel they’ve got
the boutique hotels a lot we would end
and just stop and have you know nice
dinner
so they did a little thing in looking at
the river and it was already with the
divestment for three years within three
years for their tourism so the message
is that look at all around you is
happening in Malaysia the problem
statement climate change climate change
is happening in Asia there was only in
January this year that there was no sign
in Malaysia for the villa was every
twenty fifteen degree Celsius then
source is not about some you know
iceberg or anything else is that you
don’t have the side for one week you can
look the locker room and you’re going to
try your clothes in the dryer or
cupboard efficient
so basically look all around you there’s
things that we are doing ablation or
ready we’ve got charging stations to
happen over charging stations in nature
petronas has been our partner we’ve got
our other panels as well cycle Miller
single day we’ve got a charging station
is section 13 so much higher than the
traffic station looks like a few pop you
can pop a bus you can pop a Tesla or you
can pop an electric scooter you choose
which part anyway and these are all
volition last but not least I wanted to
highlight about the women the main
easier you are the future after produce
of leisure this therefore who practice
the nobody town is all about women this
year for 880 so the picture that I am
going to be was actually from fasting
water the plastic water was they have
the we have a loop to technology a
company that does it the contrasting two
plates the conferencing to collect the
contras it into nylon or polyester yarn
and produced it to clothes will got
Blazers with Oscars we’ve got teacher
will God and sports a tie compressions
the company can do it already abrasion
so what I’m saying is that you have the
opportunity to look into future
solutions
to green you can do green initiatives
yourself like good girl you can also
look at supporting the government and
also the company simply she ain’t moving
for green and sustainable so with that I
am [Applause]
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