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Dear Esteemed Members, As the tapestry of 2024 unfolds, we find ourselves in the midst of a vibrant and festive 2nd Quarter, brimming with opportunities for joy, reflection and togetherness. It is a season of renewal of great significance, most notably marked by Aidil Fitri, following the holy month of Ramadan. It is a time for forgiveness, camaraderie and the sharing of blessings. With great humility and gratitude, I extend a very warm and meaningful Selamat Hari Raya to all of you, on behalf of everyone at MPC. Our chefs and celebrity chef Ammar, have outdone themselves, preparing exquisite spreads that are as rich in flavor as it is in tradition. Iftar delicacies and now Hari Raya specialties as well as having your Open House at MPC – great food and great blessings to share with family and friends. Celebrity chefs and TV personalities will become a part of MPC’s goodwill itinerary in the future. Talking about goodwill, MPC has just been voted as the Best Business Networking Club by ASEAN Food and Travel. Merry May and Joyful June are all about vibrancy and vitality. Our dining venues are the perfect backdrop to every story. Start your mornings with our sunrise breakfast specials, then enjoy lunch escapes or cool down with afternoon tea and dine under the velvety sky with our exclusive dinner menus. There are so many special occasions to celebrate in these months and throughout the year. Yes, we are all looking forward to welcoming you, day and night, to your club, where every meal is a small blessing, and every visit feels like coming home. Selamat Hari Raya Aidil Fitri. Maaf Zahir Batin. Warmest regards, Charles Abdullah Club Manager PRESIDENT Datuk Tengku Muhammad Taufik Tengku Aziz VICE PRESIDENT Puan Siti Hurrairah Binti Sulaiman TREASURER Pn. Liza Mustapha SECRETARY En. Sareen Risham GENERAL COMMITTEE MEMBERS Datuk Hashim Wahir En. Noor Ilias Mohd Idris Mr. Masashi Shiraishi CLUB MANAGER Mr. Charles Abdullah [email protected] DESIGN & EDITORIAL SERVICES Layout/Design: Jane Ang Hand phone: 016 6339293/016 3772800 Email: [email protected] PUBLISHER Malaysian Petroleum Club Level 41, Tower 2, PETRONAS Twin Towers, Pesiaran KLCC, 50088 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Tel : 03 2166 3200 Email: [email protected] Malaysian Petroleum Club Resource Magazine is the quarterly magazine of the Malaysian Petroleum Club. The views and opinions expressed or implied are those of the authors and contributors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Club’s management. No article in part or whole should be reprinted without written permission. Editorial correspondence should be addressed to the Club Manager. For more information on the Club, write to the Secretary, Malaysian Petroleum Club. Endless Celebrations. Endless Joy. Surpassing Your EXPECTATIONS 1
Developing economies and emerging markets face a tremendous growth of electricity demand, while the world is urged to drastically cut its greenhouse gas emissions and other harmful releases typically produced by coal power generation and traditional fuels. Gas-to-power is set to play a key role in this transition by cutting CO2 emissions by 50 percent compared to coal and above 95 percent when efficient CO2 capture technologies are deployed such as Canopy by T.EN™, an integrated suite of post-combustion carbon capture solutions developed by Technip Energies, a world leading engineering and technology company for the energy transition. In the meantime, the delivery of natural gas to the right location for power production typically requires major fixed asset investment in gas pipelines. Liquefied natural gas (LNG) transported by vessels enables a tremendous flexibly in gas supply, and the diversity of supply sources ensures energy security for countries and industries that adopt LNG for electric power generation LNG-to-Power: The solution for clean power generation. Now Unlock clean power production for complex projects • 20 times less CO2 emissions than coal power (with CO2 Capture) • No SOx, no particle, 15 times less NOx emitted • Unequaled security of energy supply • Large-scale power deployment BENEFITS OF LNG-TO-POWER Simple project locations can easily address energy needs. Complex sites tend to delay investments, often resulting in major energy needs with complex deployment constraints. Typical candidates include remote islands, non-interconnected archipelagos, places where a gas pipeline is not economically viable, congested areas with footprint constraints, remote mining projects, geopolitically unstable regions, unpredictable construction locations and environmentally sensitive places. Such special conditions require innovative solutions for reliable LNG-to-Power deployment such as iLNGP by T.EN™. Powering clean energy with iLNGP by T.EN™
iLNGP by T.EN™: an affordable plug-and-play solution www.ten.com For more information, please visit our website To reliably address the deployment of LNG-to-Power in difficult conditions, Technip Energies has combined its expertise in LNG, power generation, CO2 capture and chain management and floating offshore units to develop iLNGP by T.EN™. Our unique suite of prefabricated solutions simplifies the traditional LNG-to-Power value chain and greatly reduces time to market. This all-in-one floating LNG terminal, gas power plant and CO2 capture facility is fully prefabricated and precommissioned in the controlled environment of a shipyard, ensuring execution certainty and on-time delivery. Most of the traditional execution uncertainties of local construction are eliminated, which simplifies deployment in challenging places. Where marine life protection is at stake, iLNGP by T.EN™’s wet cooling towers option avoids the discharge of cooling seawater unlike conventional power plants. Where power supply need is temporary, or should project conditions change, our solution can be quickly relocated for production to another site. The flexibility of iLNGP by T.EN™ deployment opens the door to a “lease and operate” model, which often facilitates project decisionmaking compared to the traditional fixed asset model. Finally, end-of-life decommissioning will leave the site virtually free of any permanent impact. Developed in a wide range of power capacities, iLNGP by T.EN™ is scalable from 30MW to more than 650 MW based on high-efficiency gas engines or combined-cycle gas turbines that recover waste heat for optimum efficiency and low-gas consumption. With iLNGP by T.EN™ suite of solutions, Technip Energies unlocks clean power production for complex projects worldwide, providing the shortest path to power from LNG and contributing to its clients’ net-zero goals. • Scalable base case 150 MW to 450 MW CCGT with heat recovery enabling lowest LNG consumption • Plug-and-play integrated solution, autonomous black start capability • Extended range 50 MW to 1 300 MW for special applications • Gas engine alternative • One month minimum autonomy • At-quay or nearshore jetty deployment • Direct ship-to-ship LNG reception from LNG carrier • Inherent safety, first design to receive Approval in Principle • No seawater temperature impact with wet cooling tower option ILNGP BY T.EN™ FEATURES iLNGP TM by 3
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Malaysians On Alert For Possible Heat Wave As the hot and dry season continues to affect the country, METMalaysia emphasises the importance of taking precautionary measures to stay safe and healthy and advised the public to limit their time outdoors to avoid being overexposed to the heat and the lack of rain. 20
Implication of Extreme Hot Weather on Health High temperatures can pose significant health risks. Vulnerable populations such as the elderly, young children, and individuals with pre-existing medical conditions who are not acclimatised to hot weather are at a higher risk of experiencing heat-related illnesses such as heat exhaustion and heatstroke. Signs and Symptoms of Heat Exhaustion and Heatstroke Heat-related illnesses are due to exposure to abnormal or prolonged amounts of heat and humidity without relief or adequate fluid intake. Heat-related illnesses usually start with heat cramps, followed by heat exhaustion, and if left untreated, it may lead to potentially fatal heatstroke. Heatstroke is a serious condition that requires immediate medical attention. When the body’s core temperature rises to dangerously high levels and its natural cooling mechanisms, like sweating, fail to regulate temperature, it can lead to heatstroke. This can result in damage to vital organs and even be fatal if not treated promptly. Risk Factors of Developing Heat Exhaustion Infants, children, and older adults are more susceptible to heat-related illnesses due to their reduced ability to regulate body temperature. Engaging in strenuous physical activity, particularly in hot weather, can increase the risk of heat exhaustion as it raises the body’s core temperature. Certain underlying chronic health conditions, such as heart or lung disease, can increase the risk of heat exhaustion. The same is true for being obese, living a sedentary lifestyle, and having a history of heat exhaustion. 21
Signs Of HEAT EXHAUSTION *Muscle cramps *Headache *Nausea, vomiting *Dizziness *Profuse sweating *Cold, pale, clammy skin *Rapid, weak pulse Tips to Prevent Heat Exhaustion and Heatstroke Stay Hydrated: Drink plenty of fluids, especially water, regularly – about every 20 minutes, before you feel thirsty. Avoid excessive consumption of caffeine, alcohol and very sugary drinks, as they can contribute to dehydration. Dress Appropriately: Wear loose-fitting, lightweight, and light-coloured clothing to allow your body to breathe and stay cool. Protect your head and face with a hat and use sunscreen to prevent sunburn. Seek Shade: Avoid direct exposure to the sun, particularly during peak heat hours. If possible, stay indoors or find shaded areas when the sun is at its strongest, typically between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Take Regular Breaks: If engaging in outdoor activities, schedule frequent breaks to rest and cool down in shaded areas. Listen to your body and do not overexert yourself. Monitor High-Risk Individuals: Keep a close eye on children, elderly individuals, and those with pre-existing medical conditions, as they are more susceptible to heat-related illnesses. Ensure they have access to cool environments and sufficient hydration. 22
Level Category Range Of Maximum Daily Temperature Normal Normal Below 35°C Level 1 Alert Between 35°C to 37°C for at least 3 consecutive days Level 2 Heatwave Between 37°C to 40°C for at least 3 consecutive days Level Extreme Heatwave Above 40°C for at least 3 consecutive days Signs Of HEATSTROKE *Body temperature of 40°C or higher *Headache *Nausea, vomiting *Dizziness *Losing consciousness *Skin feels hot and dry to the touch, flushed skin *Rapid, strong pulse 23
Glamping, which stands for glamorous camping, has been increasingly popular in recent years.This form of camping offers the same excitement and adventure as traditional camping but with added comfort and luxury. Campers can experience the beauty of the great outdoors without sacrificing their creature comforts. This is particularly appealing to those who may be hesitant to try traditional camping due to the lack of amenities and potential discomfort. So why not start planning your next glamping adventure today? Let’s Go Glamping!
Here are 5 of the best glamping places in and near Kuala Lumpur: Tiarasa Escapes, Janda Baik Distance from KL: 45 minutes Tiarasa Escapes is a dreamy glamping site nestled in the cool foothills of Janda Baik, dotted with pretty safari-style tents and rooftop villas. Relax and unwind while being surrounded by nature in this lovely natureinspired space! The glamping site is filled with spacious verandahs, whimsical tribal furnishings, teepees, hammocks, and a beautiful outdoor pool. Activities in its surroundings include birdwatching, stargazing, nature farming, swimming, picnics, and more - making it a fun spot for a getaway whether with your friends, family, or significant other.
Stellar GoldenHill Cameron, Cameron Highlands Distance from KL: 3 hours 30 minutes Treat yourself to stunning hillside views and a memorable stay in a cosy caravan! Located up in Tanah Rata, Cameron Highlands and surrounded by nature, Stellar GoldenHill Cameron, Cameron Highlands is a caravan glamping site in the hills for an unconventional nature getaway, perfect for couples, families and friends. Stellar GoldenHill also offers charming tents to stay in, but if you’ve got extra to splurge, we highly recommend booking their signature caravans, which provide a unique stay experience in an endearing and stylish space, outfitted with plush furnishings and rustic decor. The best part is that each unit also has its own private outdoor space with seating and tables, made for you to chill outside and soak in the chilly air!
Gopeng Glamping Park, Gopeng Distance from KL: 2 hours Fancy sleeping in a tent beneath a starry sky, surrounded by hills, rivers, caves, and a lush forest? Located in the laid-back historical town of Gopeng, the Gopeng Glamping Park, Gopengis a perfect weekend getaway spot great for a relaxed trip with friends, family, or couples. The campsite is basic yet built for comfort and relaxation despite its simplicity. Best part? Ipoh is a mere 30-minute drive away, so you can head over for some silky taufufah and chicken rice once you wake up!
Glamz @ Genting Distance from KL: 45 minutes Wake up to cool mist at Glamz, a glamping-style lodge located 28 minutes from Genting Highlands. Book a stay in a cosy bell tent or a pretty dome that comes with a private jacuzzi that is perfect for a romantic soak under the twinkling stars. The space dotted with fairy lights and white tents makes it a perfect backdrop for photos. Book your stay - choose from our options of a Bell Tent, Dome Room, Family Dome, or a VIP Dome!
Umea Glam Kundasang, Sabah Opened just last year, Umea Glam Kundasang is a dreamy glamping spot surrounded by sweeping views of valleys, trees, and mountains in Sabah . The 4 dome-style units here are filled with rustic and cosy furniture such as tapestry rugs, wooden floorboards, comfy chairs, and simple beds. Draw back the curtains for views of the valley right before you! If you’re planning a trip to Sabah in the future, be sure to add this spot to your list.
Roast Lemon Garlic Chicken with French Beans Chicken Leg · French Beans · Lemon · Eggs · Garlic · Chicken Jus RM 29 Calories 368 · Fat 21g Carb 11g Protein 37g MALAYSIAN PETROLEUM CLUB 20% OFF MPC Member discount HEALTHY LOW CARB MENU M o r e i n f o r m a ti o n : J o e 0 1 6 2 6 4 3 1 2 2 I S h i k i n 0 1 7 6 4 6 6 1 8 2 I I n d r a 0 1 2 2 5 2 8 2 7 7 Salmon Salad with Orange Balsamic Vinaigrette Seared Butterfly Salmon · Mesclun Mix· Grapefruits · Onion · Balsamic Vinaigrette RM38 Calories 323 Fat 19g Carb 13g Protein 24g Shredded Chicken & Avocado Nacho Salad Bowl Shredded Chicken· Multigrain Tortilla Chip · Avocado · Iceberg · Tomato Jalapeno Salsa RM29 Calories 412 Fat 26g Carb 25g Protein 26g Bayan Bar Temana Brasserie Monday - Saturday
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MPC Family Gathering at Sheraton Hotel, KL - 3 March 2024 @MPC...continues 40
MPC has just been voted as the Best Business Networking Club by ASEAN Food and Travel 2024 41
We want to make your Birthday really special as an exclusive member of our Malaysian Petroleum Club. That’s why we have put together all these treats, just for you to celebrate with your family and friends, at any of our finest restaurants. Or in all of them ! Dulang Suite Seligi Pavilion Celebrate Your Birthday In Style! Temana Brasserie All these treats specially for you when you dine at Malaysian Petroleum Club: FREE - One Bottle of Wine/ Sparkling Juice. FREE - One Birthday Cake. FREE - One Hour of Fun Singing @ Samarang Karaoke Room. FREE - Exclusive Sky Deck Viewing Experience. 50% - Discount for 4-10 people at any one of the restaurants. Terms & Conditions Apply. Let’s *Supplementary card holder only. Your Spouse Your Spouse We are extending all these treats to your spouse on his/her birthday to celebrate with family and friends.
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