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Food & Agriculture
Unlocking Indonesia's potential through a blue economy
Covid-19 sent shockwaves through economies worldwide, causing severe disruptions and exposing the fragility of growth-oriented models. The pandemic's impact has forced governments, policymakers, and ...
13 Jun 2023
Unlocking Indonesia's potential through a blue economy
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Policy & Finance
The next Amazon? Congo Basin faces rising deforestation threat
At the COP27 climate talks in Egypt this week, world leaders have sought to accelerate efforts to halt deforestation by 2030 - in line with a pledge 140 countries made last year to preserve forests. ...
14 Nov 2022
The next Amazon? Congo Basin faces rising deforestation threat
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DNV
Wind turbine generator foundations
Wind turbine generator (WTG) foundations are estimated to represent approximately 25 per cent of the balance of plant (BOP) cost of a wind farm. The foundation supports a multimillion-dollar asset, wi...
17 Jun 2022
Wind turbine generator foundations
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Carbon & Climate
'Global boiling': Billions already suffer in heat over 1.5°C limit
Turn on the news during scorching summer heatwaves and wildfires and you'll likely hear warnings that average global temperatures are rising towards a key limit of 1.5 degrees Celsius above pre-indus...
28 Aug 2023
'Global boiling': Billions already suffer in heat over 1.5°C limit
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For sustainable finance to flow in the Philippines, transparency and political will are key
Manila, Philippines, 15 September – With up to 20 typhoons barrelling into the country every year, the Philippines incurs some P200 billion (US$3.5 billion) in economic losses ann...
19 Sep 2023
For sustainable finance to flow in the Philippines, transparency and political will are key
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Policy & Finance
Don’t point finger at philanthropists whose fortunes came from oil: UN ex-climate chief Christiana Figueres
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deployment would mean for the region, a global hotspot for energy demand. “There is a huge opportunity to turn what we always lament about into something that can drive philanthropy and cat...
19 Sep 2023
Don’t point finger at philanthropists whose fortunes came from oil: UN ex-climate chief Christiana Figueres
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Energy
Indian coal hub juggles need for jobs with hope for greener future
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capacity with private firms investing millions in solar and wind projects, aimed at a 500GW capacity goal by 2030 India has set itself. But, in coal hubs, discussions on how to shift away f...
12 Sep 2022
Indian coal hub juggles need for jobs with hope for greener future
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Policy & Finance
A fossil fuel ad ban is wrong – consumers need to know which brands are taking climate action
...
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. Automotive brands are bringing out EV vehicles as fast as they can – and at times without the EV charging infrastructure. This is something local governments like City of Sydney and rural ...
22 Aug 2022
A fossil fuel ad ban is wrong – consumers need to know which brands are taking climate action
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Water
Why deep-sea mining could be catastrophic for world's whales
The potentially imminent start of deep-sea mining in international waters could impact whales, dolphins and porpoises, particularly in terms of noise pollution, according to experts who say there need...
24 Feb 2023
Why deep-sea mining could be catastrophic for world's whales
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Carbon & Climate
The global climate system's Himalayan hotspot
In our collective imagination, the Himalayas – the roof of the world – are an archetype: glistening white, distant, even otherworldly. Climbing them is proof of humanity’s daring, courage, and drive –...
12 May 2023
The global climate system's Himalayan hotspot
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Policy & Finance
Climate action is 'good business', UN climate chief says at COP27
Wealthy countries - like poorer ones - stand to reap huge economic, social and environmental gains by swiftly ramping up renewable energy and other climate action, the new UN climate chief said at th...
10 Nov 2022
Climate action is 'good business', UN climate chief says at COP27
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Manufacturing
Palm oil derivatives: are sustainability promises lost in the supply chain?
Global palm oil production hit new highs of 77 million tonnes in 2021. About one-fifth of this was certified against the leading industry standard, the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO). But i...
1 Sep 2022
Palm oil derivatives: are sustainability promises lost in the supply chain?
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Transport
Methanol edges ahead in shipping’s quest for cleaner fuel, as regulators warn of dangers of ammonia
In the maritime sector’s search for alternative fuels to replace dirty bunker oil, ammonia – a pungent but colourless fuel that emits no carbon dioxide when burned – seems to be enjoying its moment in...
10 May 2023
Methanol edges ahead in shipping’s quest for cleaner fuel, as regulators warn of dangers of ammonia
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Energy
Russia-Ukraine conflict adds impetus to Asia’s energy transition
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represent a crucial hedge against the volatility of globally traded fossil fuels because
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like wind and solar do not require fuel inputs. Instead, renewable energy costs are typic...
4 Mar 2022
Russia-Ukraine conflict adds impetus to Asia’s energy transition
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Energy
A sweet solution? India’s push to use sugar for fuel may create more problems than it solves
Over the past few months, huge chimneys have been belching thick smoke incessantly on the outskirts of Meerut city in Uttar Pradesh. October to April is sugarcane-crushing season, when mills across th...
20 Feb 2023
A sweet solution? India’s push to use sugar for fuel may create more problems than it solves
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Policy & Finance
‘Miserliness’ at work: Asia’s Least Developed Countries say climate finance still not forthcoming from rich countries
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expansion is capital-intensive and particularly difficult for resource-strapped countries. LNG prices have soared nearly 80 per cent since before the Ukraine war started in late February t...
10 Aug 2022
‘Miserliness’ at work: Asia’s Least Developed Countries say climate finance still not forthcoming from rich countries
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Carbon & Climate
Singapore can achieve net zero well before 2050, we should help our neighbours to decarbonise: Activist Ho Xiang Tian
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, move away from coal – and especially not let companies and banks in Singapore continue to fund fossil fuel projects in our neighbouring countries. Similarly, Singapore should seek to elimi...
6 Feb 2024
Singapore can achieve net zero well before 2050, we should help our neighbours to decarbonise: Activist Ho Xiang Tian
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
1.5°C warming limit: Unrealistic but we should stick to it
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transition, but even that sum pales in comparison to the US$600 billion Indonesia says it needs for a complete ditching of coal. During a COP27 plenary speech, Romina Pourmokhtari, Sweden’s...
25 Nov 2022
1.5°C warming limit: Unrealistic but we should stick to it
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Energy
Sinking Himalayan town puts spotlight on India's hydropower rush
Farmer Shiv Lal barely slept this week, overcome by worry about the deep cracks scarring his land and hundreds of other homes and buildings in a sinking town in India's Himalayas. On Jan. 2 and 3, La...
17 Jan 2023
Sinking Himalayan town puts spotlight on India's hydropower rush
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Carbon & Climate
South Pole’s regional policy director on how Asia is leveraging its growing carbon markets to raise climate ambition
With Asia responsible for about half of global carbon dioxide emissions today, the region must decarbonise – and its carbon markets present an attractive opportunity to achieve this, says Karolien Cas...
5 Feb 2024
South Pole’s regional policy director on how Asia is leveraging its growing carbon markets to raise climate ambition
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Energy
Singapore sets Southeast Asia’s first binding data centre rules, building demand for clean energy
After a 2019 pause and two rounds of limited tenders, Singapore joins China, Germany and Japan in regulating …
Singapore sets Southeast Asia's first binding data centre rules, building demand for clean energy
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Manufacturing
China’s changing steel sector could leave Australian iron ore behind
Steel slowdown and signals of low-carbon transition in China put Australian ore at a crossroads, as partnerships look …
China’s changing steel sector could leave Australian iron ore behind
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Food & Agriculture
As fires spread, Indonesia’s rubber growers turn to traditional knowledge
Data from remote sensing platforms indicates Indonesia is likely experiencing its worst wildfires crisis in years as a …
As fires spread, Indonesia’s rubber growers turn to traditional knowledge
Opinion /
Policy & Finance
Squeezed by debt and disasters, the Global South needs reparations, not more loans
Ahead of the International Monetary Fund-World Bank Annual Meeting in Bangkok, frontline nations call for financial liberation from …
Squeezed by debt and disasters, the Global South needs reparations, not more loans
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Energy
AI, data centres could make Asean clean energy projects bankable as grid plans advance: experts
Long-term power purchases could unlock investment in renewables and transmission as Asean advances cross-border electricity trade, say energy …
AI, data centres could make Asean clean energy projects bankable as grid plans advance: experts
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Energy
Singapore to study 200-hectare site on Pulau Tekong to widen energy options as demand rises
Tender documents seen by Eco-Business show the site could host hydrogen, ammonia, biomass and geothermal plants alongside gas; …
Singapore to study 200-hectare site on Pulau Tekong to widen energy options as demand rises
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