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Despite the Singapore investor keeping emissions flat for the third year, it says its 2030 portfolio target is still unlikely.
The deal with a Renova-supported project backs the utility’s renewables push as Japan seeks more domestic clean energy.
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Taiwan government-linked funds face scrutiny over US$1.9 billion in fossil fuel holdings
Environmental groups say investments by labour funds and Chunghwa Post undermine the island’s climate ambitions and could leave retirement and savings assets exposed to stranded-asset risks.
Government-backed programme will support 17 projects, including tools to cut building energy costs, predict sinkholes and detect indoor air pollution and fire smoke.
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