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• News / Corporate Responsibility

  Singapore urges SMEs to adopt climate solutions to curb rising electricity bills

  As conflict in the Middle East drives energy prices up, Singapore's smaller firms should adopt technologies that lower …

  Singapore urges SMEs to adopt climate solutions to curb rising electricity bills
• News / Carbon & Climate

  Philippines, Singapore tighten carbon credit ties, but deal lacks full Article 6 rulebook, say observers

  The Philippines signed its first legal framework for trading carbon credits. Experts caution that key rules for measuring …

  Philippines, Singapore tighten carbon credit ties, but deal lacks full Article 6 rulebook, say observers
• News / Energy

  Bridge Data Centres completes pilot using EcoCeres’ waste-based biodiesel as backup power

  Hydrotreated vegetable oil (HVO), derived entirely from waste-based feedstock, successfully substituted diesel in a pilot project at BDC’s …

  Bridge Data Centres completes pilot using EcoCeres’ waste-based biodiesel as backup power
• News / Energy

  China’s new hydrogen push could be a step towards cleaner steel

  The new five-year plan and a pilot scheme signal China is getting serious about green hydrogen, with steelmaking …

  China’s new hydrogen push could be a step towards cleaner steel
• News / Carbon & Climate

  Japan launches programme to cut data centre emissions as AI power demand surges

  Government-backed scheme will fund low-carbon cooling and optimisation technologies as rising AI-driven electricity use raises concerns over emissions, …

  Japan launches programme to cut data centre emissions as AI power demand surges
• News / Policy & Finance

  Southeast Asia sees $540 billion in planned green power, but over a third of clean energy investment at risk: study

  Out of the green capital expenditure announced across the region’ between now and 2030, only around US$315 billion …

  Southeast Asia sees $540 billion in planned green power, but over a third of clean energy investment at risk: study