This study evaluates stand alone solar PV systems in Malaysia, showing that although initial costs are high, they provide a reliable and sustainable solution for residential electricity in remote areas.

This study explores housing challenges in Malaysia, showing that shifting from low-cost housing to affordable quality housing through Smart Growth can improve urban sustainability and living standards.

This study shows that increasing insulation improves energy efficiency in tropical buildings, but only up to an optimal thickness where cost and energy savings are balanced.

This study shows that economic crises in Malaysia reduced emission growth rates but did not lower overall CO2 levels, highlighting the dominant role of fossil fuel dependence.

This study examines Malaysia’s renewable energy potential, showing how natural resources such as sunshine and rainfall can support sustainable energy development alongside economic growth.

This study explores how Malaysia’s Feed in Tariff policy for solar energy creates strong incentives for foreign investment, demonstrating the role of renewable energy policy in shaping investment flows.

This study explores social sustainability in Malaysian universities, revealing that ethnic division, limited English proficiency, and gender imbalance are key barriers to building integrated and sustainable campus communities.

This research investigates the drying of chilli using a solar assisted heat pump system with a multifunctional thermal collector, focusing on moisture reduction, drying efficiency, and the effect of temperature and airflow on drying performance.

This research examines the drying of salted silver jewfish using a hybrid solar drying system compared with open sun drying. It focuses on drying efficiency, moisture reduction, and energy performance, supported by experimental analysis and mathematical modelling to improve drying processes.

This research evaluates how Feed in Tariff policy can support renewable energy development and reduce carbon emissions in the Philippines. It finds that while the policy is effective in encouraging investment and lowering emissions, the cost of carbon reduction remains relatively high, highlighting the need for more efficient and balanced policy approaches.

This project investigates how embedded piezoelectric sensors can detect and locate impacts in smart composite plates using a low cost and reliable monitoring approach.

A practical model for assessing affordable housing within Smart Growth, focusing on quality of life outcomes and supporting better decisions for low income communities.

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