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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 / 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 / Corporate Responsibility

  Indonesian nickel company scrubbed coal power disclosures after complaint to SGX

  Environmental non-profit Market Forces says that emissions information on a Harita Group website was removed after it complained …

  Indonesian nickel company scrubbed coal power disclosures after complaint to SGX
• News / Cities

  Bangkok opens over 250 cooling centres as extreme heat grips Thai capital

  Authorities in Thailand's capital have opened hundreds of temporary cooling shelters as scorching temperatures grip the city, warning …

  Bangkok opens over 250 cooling centres as extreme heat grips Thai capital
• News / Policy & Finance

  Japan lenders see rising demand for ESG finance as decarbonisation investment grows

  A survey by environment ministry finds nearly half of financial institutions expect ESG funding demand to increase, with …

  Japan lenders see rising demand for ESG finance as decarbonisation investment grows
• Opinion / Policy & Finance

  China’s new climate standard: a global signal at the right time

  China has provided a clear regulatory signal. The opportunity now lies in translating that ambition into reporting that …

  China's new climate standard: a global signal at the right time