Dr. Kua Harn Wei
National University of Singapore, Singapore
Email: bdgkuahw@nus.edu.sg
Qualifications
2006 Ph.D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA, USA
2002 Dual Masters, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA, USA
Publications (Selected)
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Kua H. W., Lee S. E., 2002. Demonstration Intelligent Building – a methodology for the promotion of total sustainability in the built environment, Building and Environment, Vol. 37, Issue 3, 231-240.
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Kua H. W., Ashford N., 2004. Co-optimization through increasing Willingness, Opportunity, and Capacity: A Generalizable Concept of Appropriate Technology Transfer, International Journal of Technology Transfer and Commercialization,3(3):324-334.
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Kua H. W., 2007. Information Flow and Its Significance in Coherently Integrated Policymaking for Promoting Energy Efficiency, Environmental Science and Technology, 41, no.9., 3047-3054.
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Kua H. W., 2010. CSdR Singapore – applying creative governance concept to corporate sustainability through action research, The International Journal of Social Policy Research and Development, Vol. 1, No.2, 26-35
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Kua H. W. and Wong C. L., 2012. Analysing the life cycle greenhouse gas emission and energy consumption of a multi-storied commercial building in Singapore from an extended system boundary perspective, Energy and Building, 51, 6-14.
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Kua H. W., 2012. Attributional and consequential life cycle inventory assessment of recycling copper slag as building material in Singapore, Transactions of the Institute of Measurement and Control, doi: 10.1177/0142331212445262.
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Kua H. W., Wong S. E, 2012. Lessons for integrated household energy conservation policies from an: intervention study in Singapore, Energy Policy, 47, 49-56.
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He H. Z., Kua H. W., 2013. Lessons on integrated household energy conservation policies from the Eco-living Program of Singapore’s South West District, Energy Policy, 55, 105-116.
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Kua H. W., 2013. The consequences of substituting sand with used copper slag in construction: an embodied energy and global warming potential analysis using life cycle approach and different allocation methods, Journal of Industrial Ecology, accepted.
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