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Water
Marubeni nears Maynilad deal
Maynilad Water Services, a joint venture between Metro Pacific Investments and DMCI Holdings, is close to selling a 20 per cent stake to Marubeni of Japan for about P19 billion. Maynilad chief operati...
26 Jul 2012
Marubeni nears Maynilad deal
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Policy & Finance
China's plan to clean up air in cities will doom the climate, scientists say
China is erecting huge industrial complexes in remote areas to convert coal to synthetic fuel that could make the air in its megacities cleaner. But the complexes use so much energy that the carbon fo...
14 Feb 2014
China's plan to clean up air in cities will doom the climate, scientists say
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Messe Frankfurt (HK) Ltd
Guangzhou Electrical Building Technology - record breaking attendance
July 2013Guangzhou Electrical Building Technology China Import and Export Fair ComplexGuangzhou, China, 9 – 12 June 2013Final ReportThe 10th Guangzhou Electrical Building Technology conclud...
15 Jul 2013
Guangzhou Electrical Building Technology - record breaking attendance
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Messe Frankfurt (HK) Ltd
Guangzhou International Lighting Exhibition attracted 116,000 visitors
July 2013Guangzhou International Lighting Exhibition9 – 12 June 2013China Import and Export Fair ComplexGuangzhou, ChinaFinal ReportSubstantial growth: Guangzhou International Lighting Exhibitio...
15 Jul 2013
Guangzhou International Lighting Exhibition attracted 116,000 visitors
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Energy
Isofoton challenges Hanwha bid for solar-cell maker Q-Cells
Hanwha Group’s bid to buy the insolvent German manufacturer Q-Cells SE drew a competing approach from a Spanish power-plant builder that also wants to own what was once the biggest solar-cell maker. I...
27 Aug 2012
Isofoton challenges Hanwha bid for solar-cell maker Q-Cells
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Green Buildings
The future of New Zealand's office buildings
Office dwellers of the future won't have the pasty fluorescent-light tan and the physiognomies adapted to breathing only air conditioned climates. The office buildings of the future will use natural l...
27 Aug 2012
The future of New Zealand's office buildings
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Energy
Mitsubishi Heavy to suspend US wind factory on sluggish demand
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, a Japanese maker of heavy machinery, will suspend construction of its wind turbine manufacturing plant in Fort Smith, Arkansas because of sluggish demand in the US. The de...
2 Apr 2012
Mitsubishi Heavy to suspend US wind factory on sluggish demand
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Water
Twenty more "Niles" needed to feed growing population-leaders
The world needs to find the equivalent of the flow of 20 Nile rivers by 2025 to grow enough food to feed a rising population and help avoid conflicts over water scarcity, a group of former leaders sai...
10 Sep 2012
Twenty more "Niles" needed to feed growing population-leaders
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Energy
IAEA gives green light to Kori nuclear reactor
The International Atomic Energy Agency gave on Monday a green light to the country’s oldest nuclear power reactor to continue operation after a week-long safety check. Civic groups protested the inspe...
11 Jun 2012
IAEA gives green light to Kori nuclear reactor
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Green Buildings
The building process: Look for value, not cost
Quantity surveyors who control the purse strings of a building project can play a key role in developing affordable green buildings, said experts on the opening day of the three-day International Gree...
11 Oct 2012
The building process: Look for value, not cost
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Water
Cancer express carries sufferers of India’s deadly waters
Mahendra Singh parts the crowd massed on the dimly lit platform to pull his ailing mother-in-law on board the train locals call the Cancer Express. The farmer from northern India jostles for space in ...
30 Oct 2013
Cancer express carries sufferers of India’s deadly waters
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Energy
Indonesia to soon develop renewable energy
Indonesia will soon develop renewable energy to replace the country's diminishing oil reserves, according to Deputy Energy and Mineral Resources Ministry, Kardaya Warnika. "Indonesia has oil reserves ...
6 Apr 2012
Indonesia to soon develop renewable energy
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Corporate Responsibility
CPF investing billions to make operations greener
Charoen Pokphand Foods Plc (CPF), the SET-listed flagship of the CP Group, has announced total spending of 4 billion baht to turn all of its 323 operations green within the next 3-5 years. The move is...
6 Jun 2012
CPF investing billions to make operations greener
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Energy
India's waste-to-energy plan could mean bad news for trash pickers
Leaning on a battered set of scales while flies swarmed his piles of trash, Akbar said he wasn't demanding much: "All I want is continued access to waste." Akbar is one of an estimated quarter-million...
21 Sep 2012
India's waste-to-energy plan could mean bad news for trash pickers
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Eco-Business
International Wind Energy Development: Offshore Report 2013
BTM Consult, a premier forecaster and data source for the international wind industry and part of Navigant’s Global Energy Practice, released “International Wind Energy Development: Offshore Report ...
19 Nov 2012
International Wind Energy Development: Offshore Report 2013
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Energy
LEDs will save the planet 80 per cent in energy savings
LEDs represent as much of a step change as the move from candles to lamps in the 19th century, believes The Clean Revolution, a new initiative that aims to create a tipping point for change by inspiri...
9 Jul 2012
LEDs will save the planet 80 per cent in energy savings
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Carbon & Climate
Farms pose new threat to forests
Viet Nam's depleting forests, put to the sword by illegal logging, encroachment, mining and hydropower projects as well as bad management, have been struggling of late with yet another threat – the ag...
13 Aug 2012
Farms pose new threat to forests
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Carbon & Climate
Australia lags on carbon tax rules
South Korea has banned the use of international offsets in its emissions trading scheme, leaving Australia isolated as one of the few places planning to allow in a large number of carbon credits from ...
26 Jul 2012
Australia lags on carbon tax rules
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Energy
LDK slides to four-month low on reports of planned firings
LDK Solar, the world’s second- largest maker of solar wafers, sank to the lowest level in more than four months in the US after Chinese media reported the company is planning to fire and reassign work...
10 Apr 2012
LDK slides to four-month low on reports of planned firings
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Water
Hastings wins $2.3 billion lease for Sydney desalination plant
Hastings Funds Management Pty and Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan won the right to lease the Sydney Desalination Plant from Australia’s New South Wales state for A$2.3 billion ($2.3 billion). The 50-ye...
11 May 2012
Hastings wins $2.3 billion lease for Sydney desalination plant
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Singapore’s sustainability challenge is no longer awareness, but action
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Moving Singaporeans from awareness to action will require more than information, says Singlife’s Head of Sustainability, Chia Ko …
Singapore’s sustainability challenge is no longer awareness, but action
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Policy & Finance
Malaysia to launch new sustainability professionals body by end 2026
The professional body aims to raise standards, strengthen sustainability capabilities and provide a collective voice for practitioners across …
Malaysia to launch new sustainability professionals body by end 2026
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Carbon & Climate
Breaking Southeast Asia’s fire and haze cycle through certification and coordinated action
EB Studio
Stronger standards and fire prevention can help, but lasting progress requires action across industries, governments and communities.
Breaking Southeast Asia's fire and haze cycle through certification and coordinated action
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Transport & Logistics
China dominates global green ship orders. Can green fuel keep up?
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Chinese shipyards are dominating global orders for greener vessels, but uncertainty over global regulations and cost premiums of …
China dominates global green ship orders. Can green fuel keep up?
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Policy & Finance
Singapore urges UN convention on AI safeguards as global risks mount
Proposal calls for common safety rules and human oversight, as research highlights security threats and potential disruption to …
Singapore urges UN convention on AI safeguards as global risks mount
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Policy & Finance
Greenpeace Philippines cuts staff size amid restructuring and climate funding bottlenecks
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The watchdog has downsized its 43-member team, with six hires planned, amid funding pressures. Greenpeace Southeast Asia says …
Greenpeace Philippines cuts staff size amid restructuring and climate funding bottlenecks
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