Elektrik
Tenaga untuk rakyat
Kurang ruang bukan halangan bagi SESB di Alam Mesra
Oleh Rebecca Chong
Gambar oleh Victor Lo
Kekurangan ruang tidak menghalang Sabah Electricity Sendirian Berhad, pembekal tenaga negeri, daripada membawa 16 megawatt bekalan elektrik kepada 3,500 pelanggan di Alam Mesra, sebuah bandar yang pesat dan terletak kira-kira 7km dari pusat Kota Kinabalu. Kira-kira 15,000 orang tinggal di rumah atau bekerja di kedai-kedai dan pejabat di sana. Hasilnya adalah tenaga substesen luar pertama di Malaysia bernilai RM28.5 juta mendapat kebenaran daripada Timbalan Ketua Menteri Tan Sri Joseph Pairin Kitingan, yang juga adalah menteri pembangunan infrastruktur.
Tenaga di kawasan tertutup adalah lebih murah RM3.6 juta yang sama kapasitinya dengan penjanaan tenaga di Minintod Penampang, kata Abdul Razak Salim, pengarah urusan SESB. Namun SESB tidak memiliki tanah yang mencukupi.
Dikenali sebagai suis penebatan padat udara (CAIS) di kawasan luar, ia mula beroperasi pada 2009. Ia mengurangkan beban substesen di Universiti Malaysia Sabah, tidak jauh daripadanya. Dan ia sepatutnya mampu membekalkan tenaga stabil di Alam Mesra.
Pairin yang melawatnya pada 11 Julai berkata, ia juga sepatutnya dapat membekalkan elektrik kepada penduduk di tempat berdekatan seperti di Sepanggar dan Kingfisher.
"Ini menunjukkan bahawa kerajaan mengambil langkah-langkah untuk memperbaiki bekalan elektrik di Sabah," katanya. – Insight Sabah
Diterbitkan pada Julai 17, 2012
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I hope all elected representatives will make full use of the State Assembly sitting as the best platform to not only participate actively in debates, but also more importantly, every word said represent the voice of the grassroots
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If we wish to become a more developed and more inclusive society, employee welfare must be prioritised. I ask all employers to commit to pay their workers a living wage.
Prime Minister, Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak, said in his keynote address at the Invest Malaysia 2013 in Kuala Lumpur, yesterday. Malaysia had introduced the Minimum Wage Policy in July last year, and employers were given until early this year to begin complying with the new regulation.
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The government has established ILTP to fill the void and to produce quality and competent human capital in various fields to meet the labour market. The institute offers various choices for youths to learn and equip themselves with vocational skills that are in great demand in the employment market in Sabah
Datuk Siringan Gubat Minister of Resource Development and Information Technology said this during his working visit to the Commerce and Technical Training Institute (ILTP) in Papar.
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Before we move further ahead in developing the Oil and Gas industry in Sabah, it is important that we gain better knowledge of and a full understanding on the approach taken by the nation as a whole in this sector of the economy
Deputy Chief Minister cum Minister of Industrial Development Datuk Raymond Tan said at the 17th Asia Oil and Gas Conference in Kuala Lumpur. Tan led the delegation from Sabah to the Conference.
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We strive to empower all members of society, including women to ensure they reach their fullest potential and play a greater role in driving Sabah's future development
Chief Minister, Datuk Seri Panglima Musa Haji Aman, said in his address at the swearing-in ceremony for members of the Sabah Women Advisory Council (MPWS) held at his official residence in Seri Gaya yesterday.