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Malaysia establishes its first National Emissions Testing Centre (NETC)

2018-06-20

The Malaysian Automotive Institute (MAI), in collaboration with the Ministry of International Trade and Industry (MITI) and the Ministry of Environment (DOE), will jointly launch Malaysia's first National Emissions Testing Centre (NETC) in Rawang, Selangor. This NETC, built at a cost of approximately RM50 million and located near the Perodua manufacturing plant, will be operated by MAI and open to all local automakers and ASEAN countries for emissions testing. Testing standards will be based on UN standards R83 and R101, assessing emissions and fuel consumption. As Malaysia takes steps to improve the energy efficiency of its transportation system, reducing carbon emissions is crucial to meeting global standards. NETC is Malaysia's first comprehensive emissions testing center and will provide contract manufacturing services to manufacturers in Malaysia and the ASEAN region. The technicians operating NETC have already received training and certification from the testing center's technical partner, Daihatsu Motor Co., and there are plans to expand services to motorcycles and commercial vehicles in the future. Emissions testing is essential for vehicles to comply with the Ministry of Road Transport (JPJ) requirements for vehicle type approval and EEV (Energy Efficient Vehicle) certification. Many tests are currently conducted overseas. With the launch of the first NETC (Network for Vehicle Testing Center), MAI (Malaysia Institute of Automotive Research) predicts a significant reduction in testing and certification costs and a shorter testing cycle for all contract manufacturers and automakers. The Malaysian Automotive Institute (MAI) announced a voluntary EEV labeling program in partnership with NETC. This label will be placed on EEV-certified vehicles and will include other relevant information, such as ASEAN NCAP safety ratings. In addition to the testing center launch and label introduction, MAI also signed Memoranda of Understanding (MOUs) with the Ministry of Environment (DOE) and Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM). The MOU with the DOE aims to strengthen cooperation and promote environmental protection measures. The goal is to bring together experts in the automotive industry, including those on environmental protection, enhanced data collection on pollution sources, and technological roadmaps for the automotive industry. The MOU with UKM aims to strengthen cooperation between the School of Economics and Management and government and academia, making the school a partner of industry and facilitating information exchange related to teaching, student development, innovation, and commercialization. Source: Green Trade Information Network (April 23, 2018)

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