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• Opinion / Energy

  High fuel prices might leave the Philippines communities in prolonged darkness

  The global surge in oil prices due to the Strait of Hormuz closure threatens to deplete the Philippines’ …

  High fuel prices might leave the Philippines communities in prolonged darkness
• News / Policy & Finance

  China sets 17 per cent carbon intensity cut in new five-year climate plan

  Beijing leans on rapid renewable expansion but sets no target for emissions decline before 2030.

  China sets 17 per cent carbon intensity cut in new five-year climate plan
• Opinion / Food & Agriculture

  The war in Iran could create a fertiliser shock, risking global food prices and farming

  Around a third of globally traded urea passes through the Strait of Hormuz and importing countries are less …

  The war in Iran could create a fertiliser shock, risking global food prices and farming
• News / Energy

  Philippines mandates storage for new utility scale renewable energy plants

  The move could result in more expensive and fragmented storage units, warns industry association.

  Philippines mandates storage for new utility scale renewable energy plants
• News / Energy

  Singapore venture raises S$50m for Indonesia projects as cross-border solar deals face headwinds

  Frank Phuan's Equator Renewables Asia secures funding for solar and hydrogen projects in Indonesia as developers exporting power …

  Singapore venture raises S$50m for Indonesia projects as cross-border solar deals face headwinds
• News / Cities

  As the Gulf conflict widens, so does its environmental footprint

  Environmental strain is growing in a region already vulnerable, leaving some countries with little capacity to cope.

  As the Gulf conflict widens, so does its environmental footprint