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• Berita / Tanggung Jawab Sosial Perusahaan

  Singapore sustainability consultancy scales back

  The Transmutation Principle CEO Thibaut Meurgue-Guyard cites ESG backlash, corporate retreat from decarbonisation and burnout among sustainability professionals …

  Singapore sustainability consultancy scales back
• Podcasts / Energi

  Geothermal is no longer an underdog technology, but a strategic advantage for the Philippines

  Studio EB Critical to the country’s energy security in the 1970s, geothermal is now re-emerging as the Philippines’ biggest clean …

  Geothermal is no longer an underdog technology, but a strategic advantage for the Philippines
• Berita / Energi

  AI’s energy appetite is outpacing deployment of AI-based climate solutions: IEA

  Even as AI tools promise major efficiency gains for grids and industry, the energy sector is struggling to …

  AI’s energy appetite is outpacing deployment of AI-based climate solutions: IEA
• Berita / Tanggung Jawab Sosial Perusahaan

  Singapore urges SMEs to adopt climate solutions to curb rising electricity bills

  As conflict in the Middle East drives energy prices up, Singapore's smaller firms should adopt technologies that lower …

  Singapore urges SMEs to adopt climate solutions to curb rising electricity bills
• Berita / Karbon & Iklim

  ICVCM approves another carbon credit standard, mangrove restoration rules as high integrity

  Conditional approvals were granted to Verra’s revised methodologies for the connection of renewable energy to grids and abatement …

  ICVCM approves another carbon credit standard, mangrove restoration rules as high integrity
• Berita / Karbon & Iklim

  Philippines, Singapore tighten carbon credit ties, but deal lacks full Article 6 rulebook, say observers

  The Philippines signed its first legal framework for trading carbon credits. Experts caution that key rules for measuring …

  Philippines, Singapore tighten carbon credit ties, but deal lacks full Article 6 rulebook, say observers