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Melting glaciers could burst hydropower dams in Asian highlands
Last spring, an avalanche of ice and rock swept down rivers in northern India and breached two hydropower dams. Over 200 people, mostly dam workers, were killed or went missing. The incident came eigh...
1 Jul 2022
Melting glaciers could burst hydropower dams in Asian highlands
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UOB Asset Management
Can sustainable Asian investing pay off?
...
renewables
. The United SAT-50 fund is also unique in the way its company selection process is driven by artificial intelligence and machine learning (AI-ML), alongside the firm’s in-dept...
18 Oct 2022
Can sustainable Asian investing pay off?
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Carbon & Climate
Fossil fuels, fairness, finance: Climate fights to watch in 2023
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Renewables
offer a source of much-needed and well-paid employment if the industry is given support from governments around the world." Fatima Denton, director, United Nations University Institute for ...
28 Dec 2022
Fossil fuels, fairness, finance: Climate fights to watch in 2023
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Policy & Finance
COP27 fossil fuel lobbyists criticised amid Africa energy debate
African activists have called at the UN COP27 climate summit in Egypt for an end to expansion of fossil fuels on the continent, highlighting that the industry has left a large share of people still w...
11 Nov 2022
COP27 fossil fuel lobbyists criticised amid Africa energy debate
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Policy & Finance
India's climate entrepreneurs are struggling to finance their future
When 24-year-old Shani Pandya wanted to launch a solar tree venture four years ago, he had to mortgage his parents’ home in the western Indian state of Gujarat to supplement the small seed capital tha...
25 Aug 2022
India's climate entrepreneurs are struggling to finance their future
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Policy & Finance
Against the odds: pursuing another chance for green recovery in ASEAN
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renewables
in the total primary energy supply by 2025. This is to be achieved by increasing the share of
renewables
in installed power capacity by 35 per cent from 2005 levels, and reducing energy int...
14 Feb 2022
Against the odds: pursuing another chance for green recovery in ASEAN
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Carbon & Climate
Southeast Asia pins hopes on carbon capture to cut emissions
...
renewables
struggle to keep pace with the bloc's ballooning energy needs, and fossil fuels have met almost 90 per cent of the demand increase since 2000. Dirty energy is set to remain a mainstay of su...
18 Aug 2021
Southeast Asia pins hopes on carbon capture to cut emissions
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Carbon & Climate
Analysis: What the new IPCC report says about how to limit warming to 1.5C or 2C
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renewables
(Ren) – produce climate outcomes that limit warming to 1.5C with “no or limited overshoot” (C1). A pathway featuring extensive use of net-negative emissions (Neg) results in warming below 1...
8 Apr 2022
Analysis: What the new IPCC report says about how to limit warming to 1.5C or 2C
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Carbon & Climate
Will China kick its coal habit?
China is stuck between a fossil fuel-dependent past and a future powered by renewable energy. The country today generates 53 per cent of the world’s coal-fired power. At the same time, it is the world...
3 Aug 2021
Will China kick its coal habit?
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Carbon & Climate
The implications of EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism for Southeast Asia
Three decades of negotiations under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) have not achieved the desired results, calling into question the practicality of global, all-enco...
23 Aug 2022
The implications of EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism for Southeast Asia
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Policy & Finance
The EU’s carbon border tax could hurt developing countries
In July 2021, the European Commission did something that no other major governing body had ever attempted: It tied trade policy to climate policy. Reaching the European Union’s goal of cutting net gre...
27 Jun 2022
The EU’s carbon border tax could hurt developing countries
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Archwey
Archwey, the sustainable materials engineering group, launches global headquarters in Singapore
Archwey, the holding group of three companies that are changing the game when it comes to innovative means of reusing and reducing plastic waste: Arch & Hook, Shieldler and PlasticBean – has...
25 Jul 2022
Archwey, the sustainable materials engineering group, launches global headquarters in Singapore
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Carbon & Climate
COP26: is finance for climate action ‘flowing’?
In August, Alok Sharma, the UK’s president of COP26, the upcoming UN climate talks, cited one of the top priorities of the talks as “getting finance flowing to climate action, both public and private,...
22 Oct 2021
COP26: is finance for climate action ‘flowing’?
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'Five years ago, everyone wanted to be Elon Musk': Where is climate tech in Southeast Asia now?
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renewables
has come down by 90 per cent and is cheaper in most cases than fossil fuel, particularly if you take away the trillions of dollars of subsidies. So the timing is good now because the cost i...
4 Jul 2024
'Five years ago, everyone wanted to be Elon Musk': Where is climate tech in Southeast Asia now?
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Energy
Thousands of people at risk of being displaced by hydropower in central Nepal
On a bright winter’s morning, a small group of women gather in the tiny yard behind a makeshift shelter. They spread cereals out on the ground to dry, knit handicrafts, drink tea, and enjoy the warmth...
16 Mar 2023
Thousands of people at risk of being displaced by hydropower in central Nepal
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Carbon & Climate
Retiring or repurposing Asia’s coal plants: why owners must plan and act now
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renewables
is also resulting in the steady displacement of coal power generation from the grid. This increased contribution of variable renewable generation, along with inadequate ancillary support li...
23 Aug 2021
Retiring or repurposing Asia’s coal plants: why owners must plan and act now
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Policy & Finance
How hot is too hot to work? Heatwaves renew workers' rights push
Ismael García has been sweeping the sultry streets of Madrid for 24 years, but this summer something changed: his family worried every time he set off for work in the Spanish capital. "People were say...
10 Oct 2022
How hot is too hot to work? Heatwaves renew workers' rights push
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Energy
Q&A: What does the UK’s new energy security strategy mean for climate change?
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Renewables
are modular, flexible, cheap, not a security risk, and the government’s surveys show 86 per cent public support for them.” In a statement, Prof Peter Bruce, vice president of the Royal Soci...
12 Apr 2022
Q&A: What does the UK’s new energy security strategy mean for climate change?
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Energy
Russia is promoting natural gas to Southeast Asia as an 'eco-friendly' fuel
...
renewables
. "For some Asean countries, switching from coal to
renewables
is not feasible currently. Gas is the ideal transition fuel to supply enough energy for power generation to support renewable e...
16 Jul 2021
Russia is promoting natural gas to Southeast Asia as an 'eco-friendly' fuel
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Policy & Finance
UNEP at 50: what has the world’s ‘environmental conscience’ achieved?
The 1960s and early 1970s were critical times for the environment in industrialised countries. The public, and some politicians, had woken up to the global threat of oil spills, acid rain and wildlife...
3 Jun 2022
UNEP at 50: what has the world’s ‘environmental conscience’ achieved?
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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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Water
Deadly wildfires leave Borneo wildlife short of water
Wildfires in West Kalimantan are leaving wildlife struggling to find fresh water as forest pools dry up and …
Deadly wildfires leave Borneo wildlife short of water
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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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Carbon & Climate
This year’s haze is set to cost Singapore more than 2015’s S$1.83 billion. Who pays for the losses?
Economists suggest the 2026 haze will cost Singapore more than the 2015 episode, while other estimates state that …
This year’s haze is set to cost Singapore more than 2015’s S$1.83 billion. Who pays for the losses?
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Water
The growing Himalayan risks in Bhutan’s hydropower ties with India
Nepal floods bring renewed focus on neighbour Bhutan’s efforts to protect its economically crucial – but debt generating …
The growing Himalayan risks in Bhutan’s hydropower ties with India
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