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News / Carbon & Climate

Next wave of carbon projects in energy efficiency

Carbon industry experts have identified investments in energy efficiency projects as the biggest potential for Singapore's energy landscape. The country's National Environment Agency’s Climate Change...

29 Oct 2010

Next wave of carbon projects in energy efficiency

News / Green Buildings

TTDI’s future landmarks

Within the next three years, the prestigious Taman Tun Dr Ismail (TTDI) neighbourhood in Kuala Lumpur will have new high rise landmarks in the form of The Greens luxury condominiums and Menara LGB. Bo...

16 Jul 2011

TTDI’s future landmarks

News / Policy & Finance

Copenhagen Climate Accord Now Accepted By Nine Nations, UN Says

Australia, France and Canada are among nine countries that have told the United Nations they’ll accept the Copenhagen Accord, the non-binding climate-change agreement brokered last month, the UN said....

20 Jan 2010

Copenhagen Climate Accord Now Accepted By Nine Nations, UN Says

News / Carbon & Climate

Cash-for-clean energy in India may beat UN carbon plan

When Oil & Natural Gas Corp. set up 34 wind turbines on a blustery inlet in western India to power oil-drilling equipment, it expected the project to earn United Nations carbon credits that could ...

28 Jan 2011

Cash-for-clean energy in India may beat UN carbon plan

Opinion / Corporate Responsibility

Equator Principles: Do they make business sense? by Abhijeet Deshpande

Equator Principles (EPs) seem poised to make a key contribution towards sustainable project finance lending and ultimately, safeguard investors’ interests. In the late 1990s, ABN Amro was the target o...

27 Jan 2011

Equator Principles: Do they make business sense? by Abhijeet Deshpande

Press Releases / Eco-Business

Cuts to energy consumption driving new procurement strategies

A leading Australian expert on corporate environmental issues is alerting procurement and supply chain managers to the need to urgently change the way purchasing decisions are made. Rapidly rising ene...

23 Feb 2011

Cuts to energy consumption driving new procurement strategies

News / Policy & Finance

Climate Goal gets China and India support

China and India formally agreed Tuesday to join the international climate change agreement reached in December in Copenhagen, the last two major economies to sign up. The two countries, among the larg...

10 Mar 2010

Climate Goal gets China and India support

News / Carbon & Climate

Ecospec inks deal with German AE&E on onshore emissions

Homegrown firm Ecospec Global Technology has taken a step closer to setting its proven CSNOx system as a standard for emission control in onshore heavy industries. The Singapore technology and researc...

19 Jan 2010

Ecospec inks deal with German AE&E on onshore emissions

News / Manufacturing

Green tech to the fore

How would you like to do your part for the environment while watching TV? Sharp Corporation has come up with its latest green products which, it says, are not only more energy efficient but also use l...

6 Feb 2011

Green tech to the fore

News / Policy & Finance

China officials push water plan

Local officials in China's arid northwest have launched a new push for a vast water-diversion project that would pump raw sea water thousands of miles from the coast to the deserts of Xinjiang through...

10 Nov 2010

China officials push water plan

News / Manufacturing

Siemens invests in expanding wind power

A reader of the annual report of Siemens, the German engineering giant, could easily get the idea that the company was investing in wind energy because management wants to save the planet. “All our ac...

3 Jan 2011

Siemens invests in expanding wind power

News / Energy

Affordable batteries key to capturing wind, solar power

Future batteries used by the energy grid to store power from the wind and sun must be reliable, durable and safe, but affordability is really the key to widespread deployment, according to a new ...

10 Mar 2011

Affordable batteries key to capturing wind, solar power

News / Carbon & Climate

Australia trails China, U.S. in efforts to cut carbon emissions

Australia, the world’s biggest exporter of coal, is “at the back of the pack” of efforts to reduce carbon pollution and risks falling short of 2020 targets, the Sydney-based Climate Institute said. Au...

19 Oct 2010

Australia trails China, U.S. in efforts to cut carbon emissions

News / Carbon & Climate

Climate skeptics unpersuaded by extra-warm 2010

Remember 2010? U.S. and international scientists reckon it tied for the warmest year on record, supporting findings of unequivocal global climate change. Climate skeptics remain unconvinced. Those who...

8 Feb 2011

Climate skeptics unpersuaded by extra-warm 2010

News / Energy

Indonesian businesses find savings through emission reduction plans

Each year Indonesia adds around 2 billion tons of greenhouse gases to the atmosphere - making it the world's third largest carbon emitter. Industry accounts for less than 10 percent of that amount, bu...

27 Sep 2010

Indonesian businesses find savings through emission reduction plans

News / Food & Agriculture

Farms cash in on fish and chips

From a distance, the handful of quaint wooden kelongs off Pasir Ris Beach look more a throwback to a rustic past than part of a modern revolution. But that they are. Nearly a year after losing an esti...

6 Nov 2010

Farms cash in on fish and chips

News / Policy & Finance

Alberta looks to balance oilsands, environment

Province seeking public input on plan for region By Shaun Polczer The Alberta government is looking for public input as it moves to come up with a land-use policy for the Lower Athabasca watershed tha...

27 Aug 2010

Alberta looks to balance oilsands, environment

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Don't spoil my Christmas present

The U.S. government is trying to give me a Christmas present this year. Its Environmental Protection Agency has announced it will propose emissions standards for the country’s power plants, which emit...

24 Dec 2010

Don't spoil my Christmas present

News / Transport

Electric vehicle batteries power Korea ahead

President Lee said he hopes that local firms will capture 40 percent of the global market. As part of President Lee Myung-bak’s push for a green growth agenda to help combat climate change, the nation...

19 Apr 2011

Electric vehicle batteries power Korea ahead

News / Transport

Creating the infrastructure for electric vehicles

What will it take to jump start the transport industry towards cleaner technologies? With heightening concerns over global warming and air pollution, the time seems ripe for the electric vehicle (EV)...

17 Feb 2010

Creating the infrastructure for electric vehicles