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News / Carbon & Climate

Australia battles to contain worst wildfires in 30 years

Hundreds of firefighters were battling on Tuesday to contain Australia's worst wildfires in 30 years which have already swept across more than 12,000 hectares outside the southern city of Adelaide and...

6 Jan 2015

Australia battles to contain worst wildfires in 30 years

News / Policy & Finance

Naderev Saño resigns as climate commissioner

Naderev "Yeb" Saño has resigned from his post as Philippine Climate Change Commissioner, ending a colorful career as one of the country's most prominent negotiators in international climate change con...

22 Apr 2015

Naderev Saño resigns as climate commissioner

News / Energy

Pakistan court extends stay against construction of nuclear plants

A local court here has extended for another week its stay order restraining the Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission (PAEC) from carrying out work on the two nuclear power plant projects in Karachi witho...

15 Dec 2014

Pakistan court extends stay against construction of nuclear plants

News / Green Buildings

An 'EC' way to save energy

As people go about their daily routines at work or home, they are unlikely to give much thought to the army of fans whirring behind the scenes to keep their surroundings cool and well-ventilated, let ...

19 Aug 2015

An 'EC' way to save energy

News / Carbon & Climate

Climate threat as grave a risk as nuclear war

The UK government says that climate change poses risks that demand to be treated as seriously as the threat of nuclear war. Scientists from the UK, US, India and China say in a report commissioned by...

21 Jul 2015

Climate threat as grave a risk as nuclear war

News / Green Buildings

New 5-star green campus to rise in Australia

Western Australia’s biggest university, Curtin University, has been given the country's first 5 Star Green Star – Communities rating from the Green Building Council of Australia (GBCA). The university...

17 Mar 2015

New 5-star green campus to rise in Australia

News / Food & Agriculture

5 ways Singapore is dealing with the haze

The haze from forest and peat fires in Indonesia continues to plague Southeast Asia for the second consecutive month with no end to the fires in sight. Singapore has stepped up efforts to tackle the p...

7 Oct 2015

5 ways Singapore is dealing with the haze

Press Releases / Johnson Controls (S) Pte Ltd

Next step forward in gas turbine power augmentation

Johnson Controls, a global multi-industrial company, launches YCP-2020, the first containerized Gas Turbine Inlet Air Cooling (GTIAC) mechanical based solution in the market. This new product offerin...

4 May 2015

Next step forward in gas turbine power augmentation

News / Waste

EU to ban owners from scrapping ships on South Asian beaches

European, Turkish and Chinese recyclers are set to benefit from strict new EU rules on breaking up old ships, but the practice of dismantling them on beaches in South Asia -- at great human and enviro...

1 Apr 2015

EU to ban owners from scrapping ships on South Asian beaches

Press Releases / Yingli Green Energy Singapore Company Pte Limited

Yingli Solar and partners power school and clinic in rural Laos

Yingli Green Energy Holding Company Limited ("Yingli" or "Yingli Solar") (NYSE: YGE), one of the world's leading solar panel manufacturers, today announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary, Yingli Gre...

16 Jul 2015

Yingli Solar and partners power school and clinic in rural Laos

Opinion / Cities

Transforming communities into smarter cities

Government officials are constantly facing pressure to do more for citizens with less. And with budgets getting smaller, it takes leaders with vision and energy to make strategic investments to improv...

15 Jul 2015

Transforming communities into smarter cities

News / Food & Agriculture

Policies create tuna scarcity, drive up prices

Indonesia’s tuna industry is reaping the rewards of the government’s recent efforts to crack down on illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing practices, as buyers sought Indonesian tuna and l...

11 Mar 2015

Policies create tuna scarcity, drive up prices

News / Food & Agriculture

China mulls allowing foreign research on GMOs

China is considering removing a ban on foreign investment into GMO research in the country. On Nov. 4, the National Development and Reform Commission updated a draft catalogue of industries for foreig...

17 Nov 2014

China mulls allowing foreign research on GMOs

News / Policy & Finance

Calls for an independent environment agency

Members of the National Reform Council have called for an independent environmental agency to be set up under the new constitution. NRC member Dusit Khruea-ngam yesterday welcomed the proposal, saying...

17 Dec 2014

Calls for an independent environment agency

News / Water

China turns to the sea for fresh water

On the shores of Bohai Bay near the industrial city of Tangshan, construction has begun on an engineering project ambitious even by Chinese standards. Starting in 2019, the facility will remove salt f...

10 Apr 2015

China turns to the sea for fresh water

News / Energy

Indonesia to develop downstream coal industry

The government will launch a program to develop downstream coal industry to increase the coal added value, an official said Mineral and coal director general R Sukhyar said the government is revising ...

10 Oct 2014

Indonesia to develop downstream coal industry

Press Releases / Expotrade

Abu Dhabi's Lighting Strategy at the forefront of the 4th Annual ME Smart Lighting and Energy Summit

In the Middle East, Abu Dhabi has been at the forefront in using sustainable lighting solutions. Apart from witnessing a sharp increase in power saving, it has also played an indispensable role in inc...

4 Aug 2015

Abu Dhabi's Lighting Strategy at the forefront of the 4th Annual ME Smart Lighting and Energy Summit

Press Releases / CSP Today

How to secure a solar REIPPPP project in South Africa bidding revealed

A webinar taking place on the 2nd of July is set to reveal the key factors which could form a solar project winning bid in the upcoming South African REIPPPP Round 4. Davin Chown Chairperson of the S...

26 Jun 2014

How to secure a solar REIPPPP project in South Africa bidding revealed

Opinion / Water

Take action to avoid an ocean of plastic

On Monday June 30 the prestigious journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) published a scientific paper, led by Andrés Cozar from the University of Cádiz (Spain) and co-authored ...

18 Jul 2014

Take action to avoid an ocean of plastic

News / Carbon & Climate

Rich nations urged to cut temperature rise targets

The official target of limiting global warming to a 2˚C rise has been described by a senior scientist as “utterly inadequate” to protect the people most at risk from climate change. That’s the conclus...

1 Apr 2015

Rich nations urged to cut temperature rise targets