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MALAYSIA

I-2. Transition of Energy Consumption in the Commercial/Residential Sector
Contributing Factors Increasing Energy Consumption in the Transportation SectorV>

- Passenger vehicles contributed 90 % of the total energy consumption in the
whole transportation sector increased during FY1991 to 2001.
- Passenger vehicles have poor unit energy consumption compared to other
transportation .

Contributing Factor Increasing Energy Consumption in the Transportation Sector (FY1991 to 2001)

Increase ratio of energy consumption in the transportation sector (FY 1991 to 2001) Total: 17%

Source: Compiled by the Natural Resources and Energy Agency based on energy & economic statistics data

TTransition of unit energy consumption by transportation

Source: Energy and Economic Statistics

I-2. Transition of Energy Consumption in the Commercial/Residential Sector
Factors for the Increase in Energy Consumption for Passenger Vehicles

- Energy consumption for passenger vehicles marked a dramatic 64% increase over 11 years from FY1990.
- The trend is mainly attributed to the increase in household ownership of passenger
vehicles extending the total driving distance and increased vehicle weights compromising
the actual fuel economy.

Factors affecting energy consumption for passenger vehicles

Factors affecting energy consumption for passenger vehicles

Source: Compiled by the Natural Resources and Energy Agency based on annual automotive transport statistics and energy statistics data

Factors affecting energy consumption for passenger vehicles

Source: Compiled by the Natural Resources and Energy Agency based on Automobile Inspection & Registration Association's automotive ownership data

II. Energy Conservation Measures by Sector
Structure of Energy Conservation Promotion in Japan

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