For the past several years, the demand for paper has gradually inclined, resulting in anywhere from 4 billion to 8 billion trees being cut down each year. Around 405 million tonnes of paper and paperboard are produced, totalling around 13-15% of total wood consumption. Paper production has a significant impact on the environment. The sector […]
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Almost everything we do involves raw materials that have been extracted, processed, transformed, bought and sold. In short, consumption and production rely on the input of natural resources. This includes materials like metals and minerals that are used to create products such as steel for buildings, aluminium for cars, and copper and cobalt for electronics
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Facebook LinkedIn In 2020, Malaysia was struck by the deadly coronavirus pandemic. The reigning government at the time declared a national lockdown through the Movement Control Order (MCO). Industries were forced to stop their operation immediately, which resulted in some issues. Despite protests from the public, the government stood firm with its decision in order
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Mankind is now constantly pressurised into solving climate change and the shortage of resources in a short period.
This struggle is not to be considered an easy task as meticulous planning and management need to take place before the solution implementation.
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Facebook LinkedIn Electricity was first discovered by Sir Benjamin Franklin and since then, mankind found ways to generate energy sources. In recent years, we have faced a global issue as fossil fuels continue to recede and global warming continues to worsen. Scientists and experts struggle to find a quick solution but none seem to succeed.
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Facebook LinkedIn ILSAS is back again for the annual ICLAD but with a new twist. In collaboration with the Perusahaan Listrik Negara Indonesia (PLN), the hybrid conference is sure to offer its patrons the best of the very best. ICLAD 2021 As we venture further into the future, we may soon realise how important it
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Seiring dengan inisiatif ILSAS untuk mendukung Industrial Revolution 4.0, ILSAS telah membangunkan satu sistem baharu iaitu ILSAS Integrated System (IIS). Jabatan Strategic Digital Innovation (SDI) telah menganjurkan Karnival IIS bagi memperkenalkan sistem ini sekaligus menggalakkan anggota kerja ILSAS menggunakan platform yang telah dibangunkan. Antara objektif pembangunan ILSAS Integrated System (IIS) adalah untuk: Membolehkan anggota kerja
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Sesi lawatan Tabung Amanah Pendidikan Negeri Melaka (TAPEM), Jabatan Ketua Menteri Melaka ke ILSAS pada 8 Januari 2020 di IRC, ILSAS. Lawatan diketuai oleh Encik Azrin bin Ab Majid, Pengurus Besar TAPEM. Ini merupakan kali pertama TAPEM mengadakan lawatan kerja ke ILSAS. Objektif lawatan TAPEM adalah untuk mengadakan perbincangan tentang Program Chargeman AO untuk Warga
TNB ILSAS is the premier corporate academy in Malaysia. It is the official training institute for Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB). Specialising in people solutioning for human capital excellence. TNB ILSAS has nurtured the human capital of Malaysia’s Electric Supply Industry (MESI) for over 40 years. TNB ILSAS conducts training programs for TNB, companies in Malaysia etc.
TNB ILSAS provides expert consultancy & services to TNB and other industries in Malaysia on engineering, business operation, change management, leadership, digital etc. Our experts are ever ready to assist any customers that require our consultancy & services.
ILSAS is the most experienced power utility trainer in Malaysia. It is the official training institute for Tenaga Nasional Berhad(TNB) and has nurtured the human capital of Malaysia’s Electric Supply Industry for over 40 years.
This summary notice provides the key concepts of the Personal Data Protection Notice which applicable at Tenaga Nasional Berhad and our subsidiaries, which is available at our website.
We may collect your personal data including sensitive personal data such as personal information directly from you, your authorized representatives, third parties or from publicly resources. If you are a job applicant, employee or work for us, we shall provide a separate Notice to inform you how your personal data is used via our applicable platform.
We use your personal data to enable us to provide our services and matters related to it, send information on our services, for the purpose of audit and to comply with the regulatory obligations or industry codes.
We disclose your personal data to the third parties located within or outside Malaysia who work on our behalf or help to provide our services.
We may not be able provide you with our services for if the personal data given is incomplete.
You may request to access,correct and portability of your personal data held by us.
Your personal data will be retained to fulfil the purpose for which it is collected or to comply with legislation and internal requirements in which we will keep it safe.
By submitting your personal data, you consented to the processing of personal data as set out in this Notice.
TNB or its subsidiaries is committed to protecting your personal data. If you have questions or comments about TNB’s administration of personal data relating to electricity supply, please contact us at tnbcareline@tnb.com.my or 1-300-88-5454.
If you have any questions, comments or suggestions regarding this Policy, we would be glad to hear from you. Please contact our TNB Data Protection Officer at dpo@tnb.com.my
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