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• News / Energy

  Can Southeast Asia keep the lights on for solar projects as costs rise?

  China's withdrawal of export rebates for solar PV and battery products, alongside rising raw material costs, have pushed …

  Can Southeast Asia keep the lights on for solar projects as costs rise?
• Opinion / Corporate Responsibility

  As sustainability roles get harder in 2026, burnout risk is growing

  Burnout among sustainability professionals isn’t just persisting – it’s deepening, shaped by new pressures.

  As sustainability roles get harder in 2026, burnout risk is growing
• News / Carbon & Climate

  Asian state-owned companies dominate global carbon emissions: study

  Chinese and Indian coal and oil firms accounted for about one third of global fossil fuel emissions in …

  Asian state-owned companies dominate global carbon emissions: study
• News / Energy

  Indonesia’s massive captive coal plans are putting climate targets and economy at risk: study

  Operational and planned industrial coal capacity to fuel the nickel boom has tripled since 2023, surpassed Australia’s entire …

  Indonesia’s massive captive coal plans are putting climate targets and economy at risk: study
• News / Corporate Responsibility

  Indian wind and solar firm emerges in ranking of world’s greenest corporates

  Suzlon Energy Ltd is the second most sustainable company in Asia Pacific, appearing in the Corporate Knights’ Global …

  Indian wind and solar firm emerges in ranking of world’s greenest corporates
• News / Waste Management

  Tougher anti-littering laws won’t clean up Malaysia without systemic reform, say experts

  Without a holistic ecosystem and complementary policies, the country’s attempt to crack down on public littering through fines …

  Tougher anti-littering laws won’t clean up Malaysia without systemic reform, say experts