Shell Eco-marathon Access Malaysia 2019

UiTM Eco-Planet UrbanConcept Hydrogen Vehicle

Shell Eco-marathon is one of the world’s leading energy efficiency competition programmes where school and varsity students are challenged to design, build and test their energy-efficient cars on track. Recognising the value Shell Eco-marathon offers to students, Shell Malaysia with the support from the Ministry of International Trade and Industry (MITI) and the Department of Higher Learning, Student Development, Ministry of Education, embarked on Shell Eco-marathon Access (SEM Access), a platform for future participating universities, seasoned teams, alumni and business partners to come together to discuss, design and decide on how to shape the future of energy together.

Shell Eco-marathon 2020 Programme Update

How does it relate to MTF Live, Malaysia?

SEM Access is a programme designed to drive and support Malaysian university participation in Shell Eco-Marathon by strengthening the competition’s eco-system in Malaysia. The main intent is to get wider involvement of like-minded companies, government and universities to be part of the eco-system.

Investment
Mentoring
Technical advice & guidance

Being an innovation partner to the teams
Branding through logo placement on student cars (at Shell Eco-Marathon Asia 2020) and through PR/media opportunities
Talent identification through engagement with bright young minds

The creation of this eco-system will elevate Malaysian talents in STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics), innovation and Research & Development (R&D) amongst government, academia and partners.

Shell Eco-Marathon Access programme rides on Make the Future Live Malaysia event including Shell Eco-marathon Asia, injecting experiential learning and networking.

Who are our partners?

The Shell Eco-marathon Access programme is supported by the Ministry of International Trade & Industry and Department of Higher Education, Ministry of Education Malaysia

Government Agencies:

Ministry of International Trade and Industry (MITI)
Department of Higher Education (JPT)
Ministry of Education (MOE)
Ministry of Youth and Sports (KBS)
Ministry of Transport (MOT)
Ministry of Energy, Science, Technology, Environment and Climate Change (MESTECC)
Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture (MOTAC)
Malaysia Automotive Robotics and IoT Institute (MARII)
Motorsports Association of Malaysia (MAM)
Malaysian Automotive Association (MAA)
International Youth Centre (IYC)

Current Corporate Partners:

UNITEN R&D Sdn. Bhd.
ORS Technologies Sdn. Bhd.

Who are the participating universities?
	University Name	Vehicle Category	Energy Source
1	Heriot-Watt University Malaysia	Prototype	Battery Electric
2	Monash University, Malaysia	UrbanConcept	Hydrogen
3	Multimedia University Melaka Campus	Prototype	Battery Electric
4	Swinburne University of Technology (Sarawak Campus)	Prototype	Gasoline
5	Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM)	UrbanConcept	Hydrogen
6	Universiti Malaysia Perlis	UrbanConcept	Gasoline
7	Universiti Malaysia Sabah (UMS)	Prototype	Gasoline
8	Universiti Sains Malaysia	Prototype	Gasoline
9	Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka	UrbanConcept	Battery Electric
10	Universiti Teknologi Mara (UiTM) Shah Alam	UrbanConcept	Hydrogen
11	Universiti Tenaga Nasional	UrbanConcept	Battery Electric
12	Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman	Prototype	Battery Electric
13	University Malaysia Pahang (UMP)	UrbanConcept	Gasoline

What is the programme timeline / activities?

The Shell Eco-marathon Access programme was introduced during the Make The Future Live Malaysia event in April 2019. At this event, the MoU exchange between Shell Malaysia and the Universities were supported and witnessed by the Dr Zaid bin Omar, Director of Student Development, Ministry of Higher EducationThe capstone pilot and MoUs were developed with the support of MoHE.

It was launched on the 12^th of November 2019, officiated by Yang Berhormat, Dr. Ong Kian Ming, Deputy Minister, Ministry of International Trade & Industry and Datuk Iain Lo, Chairman, Shell Malaysia together with Dr. Zaid bin Omar, Director of Student Development, Department of Higher Education, Ministry of Education.
On the 12^th of November 2019, we also held the first inaugural ‘Make Your Future’ pitch where 9 teams pitched their ideas to corporate partners to garner support.
On 13^th November 2019 the Shell Eco-marathon Access programme held its first workshop facilitated by Shell Eco-marathon Asia Technical Director, Colin Chin.
January 2020 will see ‘Make Your Future Pitch 2.0’ to garner more support from like-minded partners to support Malaysian Teams participating in Shell Eco-marathon Asia 2020.