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• Berita / Energi

  Nomura Real Estate launches 550-site solar project as Japan shifts towards company-backed renewable power

  New solar network to supply about 40 per cent of Nomura’s electricity use, highlighting Japan’s move away from …

  Nomura Real Estate launches 550-site solar project as Japan shifts towards company-backed renewable power
• Berita / Kebijakan & Keuangan

  Thailand’s Anutin wins on economy and security as climate fades from election spotlight

  Air pollution and climate risks persist, while decarbonisation advances mainly through technical policy and industrial strategy.

  Thailand’s Anutin wins on economy and security as climate fades from election spotlight
• Berita / Kebijakan & Keuangan

  Singapore may slow carbon tax price increases if global climate action stalls further, warns PM

  In his budget address, Singapore's premier said that global climate action had slowed and noted that the city's …

  Singapore may slow carbon tax price increases if global climate action stalls further, warns PM
• Berita / Kebijakan & Keuangan

  Taiwan ramps up circular economy push with new laws, AI and green funding

  The government aims to make the island a regional hub for resource efficiency, in line with a 2050 …

  Taiwan ramps up circular economy push with new laws, AI and green funding
• Berita / Pangan & Agrikultur

  Singaporean, Malaysian consumers left with few sustainable seafood options due to price, limited supply: survey

  Weak labelling, patchy retailer commitments and high prices are preventing consumers from acting on their appetite for responsibly …

  Singaporean, Malaysian consumers left with few sustainable seafood options due to price, limited supply: survey
• Berita / Lingkungan

  Gen Z Singaporeans talk green but baby boomers are more likely to act: study

  High awareness among young Singaporeans fails to translate into everyday green habits, with cost a barrier. The generation …

  Gen Z Singaporeans talk green but baby boomers are more likely to act: study