www.igem.my

No. 2, Jalan 9/10, Persiaran Usahawan, Seksyen 9, 43650 Bandar Baru Bangi,Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia.Tel : 603-8921 0800Fax : 603-8921 0801Email : igem@greentechmalaysia.my

9-12 SEPTEMBER 2015KUALA LUMPUR CONVENTION CENTRE, MALAYSIA

EconomyGreen

PoweringThe

INTERNATIONAL GREENTECH &ECO PRODUCTS EXHIBITION &C ONFERENCE M A L AYS I A

Co-Organiser :Organiser : Strategic Partners :

Some of the VIPs that attended IGEM 2014 to show their support .

Deputy Minister of Energy, Green Technology & Water meeting the exhibitors of IGEM 2014.

Deputy Prime Minister of Malaysia touring IGEM 2014. Minister of Energy, Green Technology & Water at IGEM 2014.

IGEM 2015 (International Greentech & Eco Products Exhibition & Conference Malaysia) will look to provide a platform for the key drivers within the Malaysian Government’s Green Technology mandate.

Conceived in the year 2010, the IGEM series was positioned to take the lead and gather industry players and professionals from the public and private sectors (local & international) to explore and grasp the lucrative opportunities in the green market.

IGEM 2015 is the 6th in its series and shall continue to drive the green industry in Malaysia, as well as keeping it in sync with the most current innovations and initiatives in the market. IGEM’s ultimate goal is towards positioning Malaysia as a Green Technology Hub for the ASEAN Region.

Bearing the theme “Powering The Green Economy”, IGEM 2015 will be focusing on five key areas:-

a. Green Energy b. Green Transportc. Green Buildingd. Solid Waste Technology & Managemente. Clean Water Technology & Management

Over the past five years, IGEM has recorded approximately RM6 billion (combined) worth of business leads, reaching its peak in 2014 when RM2 billion was achieved. Thus continuing the great legacy, IGEM 2015 is expected to push the boundaries by strengthening the status of Malaysia as a Green Technology Hub for the ASEAN Region, as well as generating more green business opportunities for the country.

Reflecting Malaysia’s Green AgendaIGEM 2015

Engagement of trade visitors, exhibitors and prospective buyers through IGEM 2014.

MainComponents :

a. Green EnergyThe Malaysian Government is committed to reducing its dependency on traditional sources of energy such as oil, gas and coal. This commitment has seen the encouragement and the fostering of renewable energy sources particularly biomass and solar as an alternative to the incumbent sources of power.

IGEM 2015 will seek to prominently feature suppliers of biomass and solar energy solutions and other less developed forms of renewable energy.

b. Green TransportWith land transportation in Malaysia accounting for 38 million tonnes of CO2 emissions, the development and implementation of a greener approach to transport is a huge priority. In response to this, the Ministry of Energy, Green Technology & Water in 2011 implemented the Electric Vehicle (EV) roadmap designed to propel Malaysia to be the regional hub for EV technology. Targets include reducing CO2 transport emissions by 40%, to gain 10% of the EV market and to deploy 2,000 electric buses by year 2020.

IGEM 2015 will aim to act as a showcase for the public and private sectors to really drive this ambition and help ensure the message and policy helps to permeate throughout the Malaysian society.

c. Green Building Malaysia’s economy continues to grow as it moves towards its goal of developed nation status by 2020. One of its most dynamic sectors, inextricably linked to economic growth, is the building sector which is estimated to be worth 14.5 billion USD by 2016. The Government’s challenge is to ensure that this expansion is linked to the new national agenda of sustainable development.

In line with this agenda, the National Green Building Index was launched on 21 May 2009 as a catalyst and a tangible measurement of success for all developers in the country.

Parameters for Green Technology include optimal use of materials and resources, indoor environmental quality, management of sustainable site, less consumption of electricity for lighting and air-conditioning, plus efficient consumption of water.

IGEM 2015 will continue to focus on this major sector of the green technology agenda of the country and will seek to feature the latest innovative solutions designed to ensure that energy efficiency is at a maximum and the carbon footprint at a minimum in any new development project.

d. Solid Waste Technology & Management As a developing country, Malaysia too requires proper technologies to cope with the ever increasing rate of waste generation as it is inevitable that as the economy of the country prospers, urbanisation occurs, thus the greater amount of waste is produced.

This gives a bright hope for the country to develop and implement waste-to-energy technologies that are associated with energy recovery, composting for waste avoidance, and recycling and reuse.

IGEM 2015 will be the binder of the public and private sectors to work together towards the same direction which is to develop and help in implementing technologies in not only minimising the production of waste, but to convert waste into valuable assets for the society (in terms of renewable energy generation), as well as to be kind to the environment.

e. Clean Water Technology & ManagementWith water resources of 21,500 cubic metres per capita per year, Malaysia is blessed with the abundance of water resources. However, to achieve prudence of water supply, water management needs to be reassessed (as of the 10th Malaysia Plan) to accommodate the ever increasing demand for water supply, especially from the agricultural sector.

The demand for water (excluding the agricultural sector) is expected to grow from 8,550 million litres per day (in 2009) to 10, 520 million litres per day by 2015. This is the main reason behind reassessing water management – from where water is drawn, to how it is treated, to reaching to the citizens and in the end, returned to the environment as wastewater.

IGEM 2015 will act as a common ground for technology providers and policy makers to exchange ideas in developing a long-term strategy for water resource management to achieve water security, to reconstruct the water services industry and returning wastewater to the environment pollution-free.

Green Energy, Green Transport, Green Building, Solid Waste Technology & Management, Clean Water Technology & Management

*Source: • 10th Malaysian Plan • ICEE 2009 3rd International Conference on Energy and Environment, 2009 • Malaysian Green Technology Corporation • Research Journal of Chemistry and Environment [Vol.15 (2) June (2011)]

Green Energy, Green Transport, Green Building, Solid Waste Technology & Management, Clean Water Technology & Management

1. Conference: 2. Anchor Highlights• Delegations from ASEAN countries• International & ASEAN Pavilions• Malaysia States Pavilion• Green Insights – Workshops and seminars• MATRADE International Business Matching• One-to-One BizMatch Programme• International Buyer Programme• MIDA’s Business Consultation

3. Special Programmes and Activities• IGEM 2015 Opening Ceremony• Exhibitors' Reception• Green Career Matching• ASEAN Youth Summit

And many more !

High-Level EventsHeld Concurrently:

The IGEM 2014 Conference was attended by delegates from all across the region.

The Minister of Energy (Brunei) with the Deputy Prime Minister of Malaysia at IGEM 2014.

Secretary General of the Ministry of Energy, Green Technology & Water visiting booths at IGEM 2014.

a. Green Financing ForumThe speakers for the proposed one day programme, among others would include representatives from green banks in the USA and Europe.

The purpose is to share experiences and ideas on success stories as well as the other issues and challenges in financing low carbon and climate resilient projects. Expected audience will comprise representatives from the financial and banking community, relevant government agencies, ministries and the private sector.

Date : 9 September 2015Venue : Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre (KLCC)In collaboration with IBFIM

b. 3rd E-Mobilia World The premier hybrid, electric, and energy efficient vehicle (EEV) conference in the ASEAN region will now be featured at IGEM for the first time. It will offer insights into the latest development and opportunities within the EEV and future mobility market. Expect thought provoking presentations from experts who will gather from all around the world, including automotive manufactures, OEMs, policy makers, researchers and more. Key issues in the areas of sustainable mobility development, business strategy, implementation and adoption throughout the ecosystem will be debated and discussed.

Date : 10 & 11 September 2015Venue : Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre (KLCC)In collaboration with Koelnmesse Pte Ltd

Track Record

Business leads:

RM 1.2 billion

No. of Exhibitors:

400Total no. of visitors:

50,000

Powering TheGreen

Economy

(Expected)

INTERNATIONAL GREENTECH &ECO PRODUCTS EXHIBITION &C O N F ER EN C E M A L AY S I A

Business leads:

RM 1.9 billion

No. of Exhibitors:

357Total no. of visitors:

49,813

CreatingGreen Wealth

Business leads:

RM 0.4 billion

No. of Exhibitors:

261Total no. of visitors:

56,552

Advancing GreenGrowth and GlobalEntrepreneurshipGreentech

for Growth

Business leads:

RM 1.3 billion

No. of Exhibitors:

366Total no. of visitors:

65,210

A Green New Deal: The Next Frontier

Business leads:

RM 1.3 billion

No. of Exhibitors:

353Total no. of visitors:

68,105

A Green New Deal

Business leads:

RM 1.2 billion

No. of Exhibitors:

277Total no. of visitors:

86,372

Business leads:

RM 1.2 billion

No. of Exhibitors:

400Total no. of visitors:

50,000

Powering TheGreen

Economy

(Expected)

INTERNATIONAL GREENTECH &ECO PRODUCTS EXHIBITION &C O N F ER EN C E M A L AY S I A

Business leads:

RM 1.9 billion

No. of Exhibitors:

357Total no. of visitors:

49,813

CreatingGreen Wealth

Business leads:

RM 0.4 billion

No. of Exhibitors:

261Total no. of visitors:

56,552

Advancing GreenGrowth and GlobalEntrepreneurshipGreentech

for Growth

Business leads:

RM 1.3 billion

No. of Exhibitors:

366Total no. of visitors:

65,210

A Green New Deal: The Next Frontier

Business leads:

RM 1.3 billion

No. of Exhibitors:

353Total no. of visitors:

68,105

A Green New Deal

Business leads:

RM 1.2 billion

No. of Exhibitors:

277Total no. of visitors:

86,372

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Eco Product & Services 145

Energy 97

Manufacturing 79

Building 31

Water & Waste Management 47

Transportation 16

Green Financing 4

ICT 20

Others 110

Sector 2014

Note: Some exhibiting companies can be grouped under more than one sector.

Visitor Profile• Academics and researchers• Bankers and investors• Business owners, CEO, COO• Chief procurement and

Information officers• Corporate leaders• Economists• Entrepreneurs and incubators• Future decision makers

• Government officials andinternational policy makers

• Manufacturers and producers• Media and publication• NPO / NGO environmental groups• Private investors and private equities• Procurement and contracts• Directors/managers• Professionals and specifiers

• Regulators and decision makers• SME stakeholders• Sustainable communities• Trade offices and associations• Home managers• Students• General public

Strategic Marketing Campaign to Attract Key Industry Players

Size of exhibition: 12,310 square metresParticipating companies: 357 (253- local; 104- international)Exhibiting companies according to sectors:-

IGEM 2014 : A Major Success

• YAB Tan Sri Dato’ Hj. Muhyiddin bin Hj. Mohd YassinDeputy Prime Minister of Malaysia

• YB Datuk Seri Panglima Dr. Maximus Johnity OngkiliMinister of Energy, Green Technology & Water

• YAB Datuk Seri Ir. Hj. Idris bin Hj. HaronChief Minister of Malacca

• YBhg Dato’ Seri DiRaja Mahdzir bin KhalidDeputy Minister of Energy, Green Technology & Water

• YBhg Datuk Dr. Abu Bakar bin Mohamad DiahDeputy Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation

• YBhg Datuk Seri Hj. Ahmad Phesal bin Hj. TalibKuala Lumpur’s Tenth Mayor

• YBhg Datuk Loo Took GeeSecretary General, Ministry of Energy, Green Technology & Water

• YDH CP Dato’ Pahlawan Zulkifli bin AbdullahDirector of Logistics, Royal Malaysia Police

• YBhg Tan Sri Peter Chin Fah KuiAdvisor, Malaysian Green Technology Corporation

• YBhg Datuk Joseph Pounis GuntavidDeputy State Secretary of Sabah

• H.E. Lee Yi ShyanSenior Minister of State, Ministry of Trade and Industry and Ministry of National Development, Singapore

• H.E. Say SamalMinister of Environment, Cambodia

• YBhg Pehin Datu Singamanteri Colonel (Rtd) Dato Seri Setia (Dr) Awg. Haji Mohammad Yasmin bin Haji UmarMinister of Energy, Brunei Darussalam

Total number of visitors: 49, 812 Total potential business transaction: RM1.9 billionNumber of state pavilions: 13Number of MoUs signed: 7

• NEWSPAPERS - A host of advertisements to be placed in top local newspapers as well as in leading newspapers in the region.

• TECHNICAL TRADE JOURNALS & DIRECTORIES - Advertisements to be placed in some 12 major trade journals from all over the world.

• VISITING MAJOR ENERGY SHOWS IN THE REGION AND BEYOND

• SHOW PREVIEW - Printed show preview with highlights on exhibits which will be email broadcasted to potential trade visitors, VIPs and embassies.

• VIP PROGRAMME - Exhibitors are invited to nominate their key clients as VIPs for the show.

• WEBSITE - The show website has been designed to be an interactive site which will carry all the latest and most updated information on the progress of the show.

• POSTERS - Posters about the show, dates and venue will be posted at all relevant points.

• E-TRADE INVITATION - Each contracted exhibitor will be able to send out unlimited e-invitations to their respective visitors.

• PRESS ACTIVITIES - Press Releases carrying latest updates about the show will be issued to the local and foreign press.

• E-Dailies - A total of 4 issues will be produced during the show which will be emailed to all registered data base.

• EMAIL BROADCASTS – 12 rounds of email broadcasts will be executed for the visitor pre-registration campaign.

VIPs Who Visited IGEM 2014 Included :

Exhibitors’ Profilea. Green energy:• Biogas• Conventional power generation

with low carbon emission technologies

• Energy efficiency technologies• Energy generation from fossil

fuel• Low carbon power generation

technologies• Renewable energy

technologies• Other forms of alternative

energy: solar energy, hydroelectric power, biomass, ocean energy, etc.

b. Green transport:• Electric vehicles• Hybrid and energy efficient

vehicles• Lower carbon emission and

fuel efficiency technologies• Plug-in hybrid electric vehicles

(PHEVs)• Public transportation

technologies

c. Green building:• Building consultants• Building materials and

construction technologies• Building services and product • Energy efficiency and

renewable energy technologies in building application

• Green building rating methods

d. Solid Waste Technology & Management:

• Composting• Methane emission

management• Waste conversion into wealth• Waste reduction and recycling

e. Clean Water Technology & Management:

• New water production technologies

• Rain water harvesting• Water efficiency appliances• Water management and

recycling

IGEM2015 will comprise of exhibitors from the following industries reflecting these 5 pillars:

INTERNATIONAL GREENTECH &ECO PRODUCTS EXHIBITION &C O N F ER EN C E M A L AY S I A

General InformationVenue: The Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.The Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre, in the heart of Kuala Lumpur’s business, shopping and recreation district, opened for business in early June 2005. It is a state-of-the-art exhibition, conference and events facility that sits on the edge of the leafy Kuala Lumpur City Centre (KLCC) Park. Within walking distance to the KLCC Towers, 5-star and business hotels and linked by tunnel to the Suria KLCC shopping mall and entertainment complex, it is the ideal location for an exhibition.

Organiser: Ministry of Energy, Green Technology and Water Malaysia (KeTTHA)Prior to the Cabinet reshuffle on 9 April 2009, KeTTHA known as the Ministry of Energy, Water and Communications (MEWC) was established on March 27, 2004 through the restructuring of the Ministry of Energy, Communications and Multimedia. KeTTHA is responsible for planning, formulating policies and programmes to lead a new initiative addressing global issues such as environmental pollution, ozone depletion, 'global warming' and issues related thereto.

Co-Organiser: Malaysian Green Technology Corporation (GreenTech Malaysia)GreenTech Malaysia is an organisation under the purview of the Ministry of Energy, Green Technology & Water Malaysia (KeTTHA) to catalyse green technology deployment as Malaysia’s strategic engine for socio-economic growth and aims to position the country as a hub for green technology by 2020 and subsequently transform Malaysia into a Green Community by 2030.

Strategic Partner: Malaysian Exhibition Services Sdn Bhd (MES)IGEM 2015’s strategic partner is MES and will be marketed worldwide by Singapore based International Expo Management Pte Ltd and London based Overseas Exhibition Services Ltd. These companies are all members of Allworld Exhibitions Alliance of exhibition organisers, managers and consultants with experience in the industry for over 30 years and currently organise over 150 trade exhibitions biennially. For further information, please visit: www.mesallworld.com

Register your interest with :-Malaysian Exhibition Services Sdn Bhd

Malaysian Green Technology Corporation (GreenTech Malaysia)

Suite 1401, 14th Floor, Plaza Permata, Jalan Kampar, Off Jalan Tun Razak, 50400 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.Tel : 603-4041 0311Fax : 603-4043 7241Contact person : Norisma Ismail(norisma@mesallworld.com) Vicky Yap(vicky@mesallworld.com)Website : www.mesallworld.com

No. 2, Jalan 9/10, Persiaran Usahawan, Seksyen 9, 43650 Bandar Baru Bangi,Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia.Tel : 603-8921 0800Fax : 603-8921 0801Email : igem@greentechmalaysia.my

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Admission Details

Date / Time

• Free admission. Registration is required.

• Walk-in visitors are most welcomed but are strongly encouraged to pre-register online to avoid long queue and inconvenience.

• Trade days are open to professionals, trade and business visitors by invitation or business card registration only.

• Children 12 years & below will NOT be permitted admission.

• All visitors must be properly attired. Bermudas, shorts, sandals and slippers are NOT permitted.

• The organisers reserve the rights to refuse any entry at their discretion.

• Space only: RM1,200 / USD 400 per square metreRent a space to build your own stand, carpet not included

• Space and Shell Stand: RM1,280 / USD 430 per square metreComprises floor space, walls, carpet, lighting, upright chair, one information desk and fascia only.

• Space and Walk-on Stand: RM1,350 / USD 450 per square metreComprises floor space, walls, carpet, lighting, display board/shelf, lockable cupboard, easy chair, coffee table, information desk, upright chair, a 13A electrical power supply and fascia. * Minimum area from 9sqm per booth * A WALK-ON Stand is not necessarily a corner stand.

Eligible Malaysian SMEs which undertake export promotional activities may receive the following financial support from MATRADE when participating at IGEM 2015, an international trade fair:

• Reimbursement under MATRADE’s Market Development Grant on approved costs of eligible activities which include participation fee paid to organiser, advertising cost in Show Directory & others, up to a grant ceiling as approved by MATRADE;

• Entitlement for double tax deduction of eligible expenses incurred on their participation;• Applicable to eligible Malaysian SMEs, trade and industry associations, chambers of commerce and

professional bodies only. *Please refer to the MATRADE MDG 2014 guidelines for details on eligibility and procedures. Terms & Conditions Apply

9 – 11 September 201510.00 am – 6.00 pm (Trade Visitors Only)

12 September 201510.00 am – 5.00 pm

(Trade & Public Visitors)

Exhibition Space Costs

Reimbursable Grant from MATRADE*

Continuous Professional Development (CPD) points approved

In line with our eco-friendly commitments, this brochure is printed on FSC certified paper and with an alcohol free printing process using eco-friendly ink.

Co-Organiser :

Organiser :

Ministry of Energy, Green Technology and Water

MALAYSIAN EXHIBITIONSERVICESSDN BHD(58243-X)

Strategic Partners :

• Ministry of Agriculture & Agro-Based Industry

• Ministry of Foreign Affairs

• Ministry of Health

• Ministry Of International Trade And Industry

• Ministry of Plantation Industries and Commodities

• Ministry of Rural and Regional Development.

• Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation

• Ministry of Urban Wellbeing, Housing and Local Government

• Ministry of Women, Family and Community Development

Endorsed by :

Malaysian InvestmentDevelopment Authority

(MIDA)

Putrajaya Corporation

Supporting Media Partners:

* All the prices above exclude the 6% Goods and Services Tax (GST)

Supported by :

Utility Partner :