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Energy
Fossil fuels: Heading down, but not yet out
...
renewable
energy industry. In 2010 the share of
renewable
s in the global energy mix was 8.6 per cent. Data from the International
Renewable
Energy Agency (IRENA) indicate that
renewable
s now account f...
21 May 2020
Fossil fuels: Heading down, but not yet out
News /
Energy
Vietnam considers scrapping half of coal power plant pipeline in favour of gas and
renewable
s
...
renewable
s and natural gas in the country, suggesting the government could cancel seven planned coal projects and postpone six others until after 2030 or 2035. Together, the 13 plants concerned boast ...
28 Jul 2020
Vietnam considers scrapping half of coal power plant pipeline in favour of gas and renewables
News /
Policy & Finance
The impact revolution
...
renewable
energy, electric vehicles and waste management projects. "The question is, how do you get that capital to those projects?" asked Ruth E. Horowitz, head of the IFC's Asset Management Compan...
7 Dec 2021
The impact revolution
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Carbon & Climate
Marine heatwaves can be predicted ‘up to a year ahead’
Heatwaves on both land and ocean can have deadly impacts. However, efforts to predict imminent ocean heatwaves still lag behind research predicting land-based extremes. The new study, published in Nat...
11 May 2022
Marine heatwaves can be predicted ‘up to a year ahead’
Opinion /
Policy & Finance
National emissions trading system is key to China’s green recovery
...
renewable
s in each province, and give
renewable
s priority access to the electricity grid. The government is also promoting ultra-high voltage (UHV) power transmission to take
renewable
electricity to ...
6 Jul 2020
National emissions trading system is key to China’s green recovery
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Policy & Finance
Duterte tells UN: Fight climate change with the same urgency as Covid-19
...
renewable
energy after the introduction of the
renewable
energy act in 2008, subsequent years have seen the share of coal in the energy mix rise to 52 per cent. “President Duterte has called for urgen...
25 Sep 2020
Duterte tells UN: Fight climate change with the same urgency as Covid-19
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Policy & Finance
Chinese firms struggle to fund
renewable
s projects overseas
...
renewable
s sectors, and that Chinese financial institutions gradually reduce support for coal power in those nations, freeing up resources to support Chinese
renewable
s firms expanding overseas. Rene...
13 Apr 2020
Chinese firms struggle to fund renewables projects overseas
Press Releases /
Jinko Solar Co.,Ltd.
Tiger Pro: The mechanical load shouldn’t comply only with IEC standards, but has also to exceed expectations
Under the IEC standards, passing the mechanical load standard is essential for solar modules. Nowadays, the size of modules is getting larger, and its mechanical load seems to be gaining high consider...
19 Feb 2021
Tiger Pro: The mechanical load shouldn’t comply only with IEC standards, but has also to exceed expectations
Opinion /
Energy
The coronavirus has accelerated changes in energy supply and demand
...
renewable
energy investment overall, and it has also accelerated some longer-term trends that already existed. Namely, the investment in
renewable
s capacity and related technologies seems poised to sl...
29 Jun 2020
The coronavirus has accelerated changes in energy supply and demand
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Carbon & Climate
Stronger climate action urged at COP26 to avoid 'unimaginable' health risks
...
renewable
energy — could together curb warming, protect health and make life better for billions of people, experts said. Making those shifts happen will require not just investment and efforts to mak...
9 Nov 2021
Stronger climate action urged at COP26 to avoid 'unimaginable' health risks
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Policy & Finance
Covid-19: Can Asean make sustainable recovery a reality?
...
renewable
energy and efficiency, it noted, adding that clean energy investments can stimulate growth and employment. Asean member countries can consider measures that support energy decarbonisation in...
21 Nov 2020
Covid-19: Can Asean make sustainable recovery a reality?
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Carbon & Climate
Lax regulation threatens carbon offset boom
The climate crisis has driven businesses and governments to set heady targets to cut carbon emissions over the next 20 years, increasing demand for carbon offsets — a contract that says a tonne of car...
20 Jan 2022
Lax regulation threatens carbon offset boom
Opinion /
Policy & Finance
No time to spare for the Paris Climate promise
...
renewable
energies – have been fitful, inconsistent, and uncoordinated. But the climate crisis, like Covid-19, observes no borders and is indifferent to national sovereignty. While attention has prope...
14 Jan 2021
No time to spare for the Paris Climate promise
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Carbon & Climate
Real cost of net zero carbon could be mass hunger
...
renewable
energy and nuclear power – a hugely ambitious idea. Meanwhile job-producing and much-needed plans to insulate homes and improve building standards, promised both last year and this, have bee...
11 Aug 2021
Real cost of net zero carbon could be mass hunger
News /
Energy
Global offshore wind industry takes huge strides
...
Renewable
Energy Laboratory are already available for 15 to 20MW turbines. These will be 150 metres high, with rotor diameters of 240m, longer than two football pitches. The extraordinary size of thes...
14 Aug 2020
Global offshore wind industry takes huge strides
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CDP
For the first time, Quezon City, Philippines among 88 cities recognised for climate leadership by CDP
...
renewable
energy targets, with 26 cities working to be powered by 100 per cent
renewable
s by 2050 or earlier. 8 cities, including Copenhagen, Stockholm and San Francisco have achieved 50 per cent of m...
8 Jan 2021
For the first time, Quezon City, Philippines among 88 cities recognised for climate leadership by CDP
Opinion /
Energy
How to replace coal power with
renewable
s in developing countries
...
renewable
energy. Many lower-income countries, however, lack the financial and/or technical capacity to rapidly scale up
renewable
energy despite dramatic improvements in the cost of
renewable
s, as we...
5 Jun 2020
How to replace coal power with renewables in developing countries
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Eco-Business
Sustainable recovery from the pandemic is crucial for Asia to increase competitiveness
...
renewable
energy and other green infrastructure projects and promoting sustainable investments, among others. Together with our customers and other like-minded organisations, including those who ...
20 Sep 2021
Sustainable recovery from the pandemic is crucial for Asia to increase competitiveness
News /
Energy
Innovations coming out of India beneficial for all
Scientists have now established that the rapid melting of ice in the Arctic due to climate change has impacts on the South Asia summer monsoon. This has strengthened the Indian government’s interest t...
17 Feb 2021
Innovations coming out of India beneficial for all
News /
Carbon & Climate
Singapore launches global voluntary carbon exchange and marketplace
...
renewable
energy solutions, to drive down carbon emissions enough to hit goals under the 2015 Paris Climate Agreement to prevent global warming. With more than 1,800 companies globally pledging to re...
20 May 2021
Singapore launches global voluntary carbon exchange and marketplace
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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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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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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
News /
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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Manufacturing
China’s EV weight problem
Electric vehicles are getting heavier, making bigger carbon footprints in the factory and on the roads.
China’s EV weight problem
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