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Money, markets or morals? Why oil and gas executives are switching to clean energy
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firm. Though oil spills and earthquakes triggered by fracking have long dogged fossil fuels extraction, construction standards are also an issue with
renewables
, reckons Bakker, pointing to...
8 Feb 2021
Money, markets or morals? Why oil and gas executives are switching to clean energy
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Carbon & Climate
As our appetite for digital technology grows, so does the challenge to keep it sustainable
Still a relatively nascent sector, data centres are on the rise as more governments and big businesses move to cloud computing. Cloud providers including Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud and Microsof...
8 Apr 2021
As our appetite for digital technology grows, so does the challenge to keep it sustainable
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Carbon & Climate
How can finance help China’s heavy industries decarbonise?
China’s steel industry has pushed back its timetable for reaching peak carbon, from 2025 to 2030, highlighting uncertainties over its ability to slash emissions in the longer term. On February 7, guid...
18 Apr 2022
How can finance help China’s heavy industries decarbonise?
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Energy
Elite power struggle sees Vietnam abandon coal, but leaves collateral damage
Vietnam is a nation of nearly 100 million people, a long, skinny, tropical country stretched along the western side of the South China Sea. For a quarter-century, its economy has been growing at an av...
16 Mar 2022
Elite power struggle sees Vietnam abandon coal, but leaves collateral damage
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Corporate Responsibility
Google to help fashion brands map ESG supply chain risks
Consumers are demanding more transparency about where their clothes are produced and under what conditions. With the average supply chain for a merino sweater spanning 28,000 kilometres, fashion brand...
24 Nov 2021
Google to help fashion brands map ESG supply chain risks
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Policy & Finance
ESG collides between business and government
Government officials increasingly hammer firms highlighting their environmental, social and governance (ESG) actions for putting a liberal policy agenda over profits. This conflict often arises when i...
7 Nov 2022
ESG collides between business and government
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Transport
Act now to make green shipping feasible and safe: Global Centre for Maritime Decarbonisation chief Lynn Loo
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renewables
have different end users, and only a fraction of it is used to make green hydrogen, and subsequently green ammonia. The Ukraine-Russian conflict is not helpful in that respect, because the ...
8 Apr 2022
Act now to make green shipping feasible and safe: Global Centre for Maritime Decarbonisation chief Lynn Loo
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Carbon & Climate
Seeing through the haze – is palm oil still to blame?
Air pollution in Indonesia and Malaysia has spiked in recent weeks. Toxic smoke from smouldering peatlands has prompted the authorities to close schools in Indonesia and Malaysia as diplomatic tension...
2 Nov 2023
Seeing through the haze – is palm oil still to blame?
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Energy
Japan now hosts second highest number of RE100 firms after United States
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renewables
to make up 40 to 50 per cent of Japan’s electricity mix by 2030—or roughly double the government’s current target of 22 to 24 per cent. The companies said Japan’s climate pledge requires a ...
2 Feb 2021
Japan now hosts second highest number of RE100 firms after United States
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Energy
The end is in sight for coal as pressure builds on Asia to squeeze pipeline
A new report has found that more than three-quarters of the world’s planned plants have been scrapped since the Paris Agreement on climate change was signed in 2015, meaning 44 countries no longer hav...
15 Sep 2021
The end is in sight for coal as pressure builds on Asia to squeeze pipeline
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Carbon & Climate
Deep ocean carbon drawdown not an easy climate fix
The ocean and climate are inextricably linked. More than 90 per cent of the extra heat from global warming has gone into the deep blue sea, with associated climate-driven changes reducing the producti...
2 Feb 2022
Deep ocean carbon drawdown not an easy climate fix
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Policy & Finance
Singapore’s latest climate consultation is bewilderingly cautious
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potential domestically. It gave out S$55 million (US$39 million) for research into hydrogen fuel and carbon capture. A 2040 phase-out of gas cars was pledged. Against this backdrop, I canno...
14 Sep 2022
Singapore’s latest climate consultation is bewilderingly cautious
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Energy
What is in store for Southeast Asia’s clean energy sector in 2021?
...
renewables
. Vietnam is looking to slash half of the coal power capacity in its current power development plan this decade to make more room for
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and natural gas in the energy mix. Indonesia ...
18 Feb 2021
What is in store for Southeast Asia’s clean energy sector in 2021?
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Cities
Can Indonesia's Muslim leaders boost public climate change action?
From packed mosques during Friday prayers to the classrooms of thousands of Islamic boarding schools, Indonesia's Muslim leaders have been urged to use their sermons and influence to boost conservatio...
19 Aug 2022
Can Indonesia's Muslim leaders boost public climate change action?
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Energy Market Authority
S$4 million partnership between EMA and Envision Digital to grow local energy companies’ digital expertise
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Renewables
, City Infrastructure and Carbon Management. About Envision Digital’s Operating System (EnOS™) EnOS™, Envision Digital’s proprietary AIoT operating system, connects...
27 Oct 2021
S$4 million partnership between EMA and Envision Digital to grow local energy companies’ digital expertise
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Policy & Finance
Deep-sea mining receives a resounding rejection from conservation authorities
Delegates at this year’s global conservation summit have voted overwhelmingly in support of a motion that calls for a moratorium on deep-sea mining and the reform of the International Seabed Authority...
13 Sep 2021
Deep-sea mining receives a resounding rejection from conservation authorities
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Carbon & Climate
Elections showed Australia’s appetite for climate action. What levers can the new government pull?
As the polls closed on Saturday night, most election commentary focused on the dispiriting campaign where both major parties avoided any substantial division on policy issues and instead focused on ne...
23 May 2022
Elections showed Australia’s appetite for climate action. What levers can the new government pull?
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Transport
The next frontier for the auto industry — building fully recyclable electric cars
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renewables
are allowing the carbon curve to be bent further at lower costs. Just this month, the BMW Group, one of the world’s major automakers known for its sporty luxury cars, announced a boost to ...
2 Mar 2022
The next frontier for the auto industry — building fully recyclable electric cars
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Cities
Dirty air ‘cuts South Asia life expectancy by 5 years’
People living in South Asia could lose about five years of their lives on average unless air quality improves to WHO-prescribed levels, according to a new assessment. Released Tuesday by the Universit...
20 Jun 2022
Dirty air ‘cuts South Asia life expectancy by 5 years’
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Policy & Finance
Singapore renewable energy finance firm Positive Energy scales back as Covid stymies investment
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space to face difficulties over the last year. The pandemic has applied the brakes to development capital, and investors have pulled back in emerging markets, meaning fewer potential deals ...
5 Feb 2021
Singapore renewable energy finance firm Positive Energy scales back as Covid stymies investment
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Transport & Logistics
EV adoption in Southeast Asia shows promise but more incentives needed to scale mobility across markets
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Despite strong growth in electric vehicle uptake over the past decade, Southeast Asia's transition remains uneven. Solutions such …
EV adoption in Southeast Asia shows promise but more incentives needed to scale mobility across markets
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Waste Management
Malaysia’s EPR rollout must move beyond voluntary action to create a level playing field, says expert
The success of the Malaysia's recycling transformation will depend on whether policymakers can establish an EPR framework that …
Malaysia’s EPR rollout must move beyond voluntary action to create a level playing field, says expert
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Cities
Our stories change: In this UNESCO Creative City, climate action is stitched with artistry
From Indigenous embroidery to community murals and heirloom seeds, artists and cultural workers in UNESCO Creative City Iloilo …
Our stories change: In this UNESCO Creative City, climate action is stitched with artistry
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Policy & Finance
‘Companies are not going to be reporting less’: GRI chief on the future of sustainability disclosure
The boss of the world's most-widely used sustainability reporting framework talks about the impact of AI on reporting, …
'Companies are not going to be reporting less': GRI chief on the future of sustainability disclosure
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Energy
Can China’s zero-carbon industrial parks go global?
Incentives for greener industry overseas exist, but there are obstacles too.
Can China’s zero-carbon industrial parks go global?
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Transport & Logistics
Fishers struggle as Gwadar port grows
Twenty years of foreign investment turned a town on Pakistan’s coast into a huge port, which fishers say …
Fishers struggle as Gwadar port grows
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