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• News / Water

  Majority of Malaysia’s marine protected areas at risk from oil and gas expansion, warns think tank

  An estimated 97 per cent of the country’s biodiverse Marine Protected Areas are at risk of extinction from …

  Majority of Malaysia’s marine protected areas at risk from oil and gas expansion, warns think tank
• Videos / Energy

  How can Singapore’s digital services be greener?

  EB Studio Singapore's rapidly expanding digital economy is driving a surge in data centre energy consumption, creating new challenges for …

  How can Singapore's digital services be greener?
• News / Carbon & Climate

  Taiwan court rejects landmark climate lawsuit challenging renewable energy rule

  Environmental groups vow to keep pushing for tougher corporate clean-energy obligations after legal setback.

  Taiwan court rejects landmark climate lawsuit challenging renewable energy rule
• News / Energy

  Asia’s coal demand could reach 150 million tonnes amid LNG supply disruption

  The Iran war is driving a significant near-term surge in Asia-Pacific’s thermal coal demand, with an additional 150 …

  Asia's coal demand could reach 150 million tonnes amid LNG supply disruption
• News / Energy

  ADB unveils US$50bn Asia Pacific power grid plan to turn fragmented national systems into a regional clean energy market

  The Pan‑Asia Power Grid Initiative (PAGI) is designed to stitch together existing blocs, like the Asean Power Grid …

  ADB unveils US$50bn Asia Pacific power grid plan to turn fragmented national systems into a regional clean energy market
• News / Cities

  To green China’s overseas infrastructure, start with what it buys

  Policies encouraging use of cleaner steel and cement in Chinese-financed construction projects could help drive down emissions.

  To green China’s overseas infrastructure, start with what it buys