DEVELOPMENT OF MALAYSIA PSUT ENERGY ACCOUNT: MALAYSIA S EXPERIENCE

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1 DEVELOPMENT OF MALAYSIA PSUT ENERGY ACCOUNT: MALAYSIA S EXPERIENCE 21 st London Group Meeting, The Hague, Netherland 2 4 November 2015 Presented by: Ms. Zarinah Mahari Department of Statistics, Malaysia

2 Contents A Brief Journey Development of Malaysia PSUT Energy Account Data Sources Limitations & Challenges Prerequisite for SEEA Development 2 6 Way Forward

3 A Brief Journey Policies to Support SEEA Development National Key Economic Areas Oil, Gas & Energy Sectors %E2%97%98-_Energy.aspx National Energy Policy National Mineral Policy th & 11 th Malaysia Plans 3

4 A Brief Journey (Cont d.) Early 2013 Study the Handbook of SEEA 2003 & NAMEA 30 Sept 1 Oct Assessment Mission on SEEA with UNESCAP and UNSD 9 July 2014 Meeting/Presenting with Main User Committee (stakeholders) i. PSUT Energy ( ) ii. PSUT Water ( ) December 2014 Attachment programme to ABS th Sept 2013 The 1 st Sub-Regional Course on SEEA Collaboration with UNSIAP/UNSD/UNESCAP Set up committee Technical working group i. Inter Agency ii. Inter Division 7 10 July 2014 Attending the Pilot Training of Trainers for the World Implementation of SEEA CF 2012, New York 4

5 A. References 1 Development of Malaysia PSUT Energy Account 2 3 SEEA Central Framework 2012 SEEA Energy SEEA Applications & Extensions PEFA manual 2014, Eurostats National Energy Balance, Malaysia 2010 Australians Environmental- Economic Accounts

6 B. Methodology Development of Malaysia PSUT Energy Account (Cont d.) Top-down approach National Energy Balance (NEB)- Aggregate Data Structure: Economic Census I-O Table Household Expenditure Survey Agriculture Mining Manufacturing Construction Services Household 6

7 Data Sources Journals and selected NSO reports National Energy Balance (NEB) 2010 Economic Census (EC) 2011 (RY2010) Report on the Study of Production Cost of Selected Food Items, 2008 Data Sources Household Expenditure Survey 2009/2010 Trade data Input-Output Tables, Malaysia 2010 Petroleum & Natural Gas Statistics

8 Limitations & Challenges Needs for capacity building To enhance understanding between and within the ministry & stakeholders No detailed breakdown for NEB data on petroleum products Decentralized data from various sources -scattered data and needs coordination Quality of administrative data Territory principle Other residuals - excessive amount in other residuals 8

9 Milestone No Item Compilation & estimation of residual data 2. Study the SEEA 2012 Central Framework 3. The 1 st Sub-Regional Course on SEEA collaboration with UNSIAP/ESCAP 4. Mission study on SEEA with ESCAP and UNSD SEEA Awareness Workshop to determining priority account Set up committee Technical working group i. Inter Agency ii. Inter Division 7. Discussion with Main User Committee 8. Pilot Training of Trainers for the World Implementation of SEEA CF 2012, New York 9. Attachment programme to ABS Compilation of Energy Account - Meeting/Discussion with TWG

10 Prerequisite for SEEA Development 1. Commitment from top management DOSM as a Data Coordinator (refer page th MP) 2. Commitment from agencies 3. Supporting documents 4. Availability and quality of data 5. Strong foundation on SNA 10

11 Way Forward Department Transformation Plan ( ) PSUT Energy Account 2016 (RY 2010) & 2018 (RY2015) PSUT Water Account 2018 (RY2015) EPEA 2020 Guidelines step by step on compilation of SEEA PSUT Energy and Water accounts (Malaysia s Experience) 4 Share the findings of SEEA to obtain feedback and inputs - agencies, international bodies, NGOs, Industries & academia DOSM annual working plan starting Set up the Steering Committee Detailed breakdown items EC

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