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News / Corporate Responsibility

Kmart envelopes fail rainforest test

Laboratory testing of Kmart's Indonesian-made "Office One" home brand envelopes shows they contained 19 per cent mixed tropical hardwood fibre, sourced from rainforest. The lab analysis, commission...

28 Sep 2011

Kmart envelopes fail rainforest test

News / Energy

AGL Energy said to Seek A$1 billion of loans to refinance debt

AGL Energy Ltd. (AGK), an Australian renewable energy company, approached banks to help arrange A$1 billion ($1.05 billion) of loans to refinance debt, according to three people familiar with the matt...

29 Jun 2011

AGL Energy said to Seek A$1 billion of loans to refinance debt

News / Policy & Finance

EU pleased with funded projects in Palawan

The European Union is pleased that EU-funded projects for forest protection here is “well-spent.” EU Ambassador Guy Ledoux said the EU is encouraged by the substantial decrease in annual deforestatio...

27 Jun 2011

EU pleased with funded projects in Palawan

News / Carbon & Climate

U.N. CO2 panel to review, not halt, coal plant support

A U.N. panel that oversees a $1.5 billion trade in carbon offsets has rejected advice to suspend support for new coal plants, proposing a review instead, its chairman Martin Hession said on Friday. T...

15 Jul 2011

U.N. CO2 panel to review, not halt, coal plant support

News / Energy

Taiwan’s energy-saving efforts pay off

Taiwan’s energy efficiency improved by almost 4 percent in 2010, in line with the government’s goal of gradually turning the nation into a low-carbon emission community, the Bureau of Energy unde...

16 Mar 2011

Taiwan’s energy-saving efforts pay off

Siemens advanced wastewater treatment R&D

News / Water

Global boom for upgrading wastewaster treatment

Governments and water utilities across the world will be investing some $28 billion this year to improve their existing wastewater treatment infrastructure, a new report by Lux Research has found. The...

17 Feb 2012

Global boom for upgrading wastewaster treatment

News / Food & Agriculture

Mandaue buys 4 electric cars

Some vendors and buyers have raised concern about the accessibility of Mandaue City’s new public market. The City has an answer to that: electric cars. Market administrator Musoline Suliva said the Ci...

12 Jul 2011

Mandaue buys 4 electric cars

News / Energy

January FDI rises 4-Fold, boosted by First Solar

Vietnam’s total registered foreign investment reached about $1.2 billion in January, a fourfold increase on a year earlier, largely due to U.S. solar power company First Solar Inc. receiving an invest...

9 Feb 2011

January FDI rises 4-Fold, boosted by First Solar

Press Releases / CapitaLand Limited

CapitaLand supports Earth Hour 2013 for the sixth year

248 CapitaLand properties across Asia and Europe will turn out their lights during Earth Hour on 23 March 2013 The Group supports Earth Hour’s call to create long-lasting environmental impact thro...

18 Mar 2013

CapitaLand supports Earth Hour 2013 for the sixth year

News / Transport

‘Quiet’ electric cars will sound alerts under rule

Nissan Motor Co., General Motors Co. (GM) and other makers of electric and hybrid vehicles will be required by U.S. safety regulators to install warning systems that will automatically sound alerts to...

8 Jul 2011

‘Quiet’ electric cars will sound alerts under rule

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Five reasons we need Rio, by Lindsay Clinton

Early talk about the UN Summit Rio+20 to be held June 20-22 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, gives the impression that it may flop. Recent articles from respected groups like the Council on Foreign Relati...

11 May 2012

Five reasons we need Rio, by Lindsay Clinton

News / Food & Agriculture

Mahindra eyes micro irrigation with EPC acquisition

Mahindra & Mahindra’s farm equipment segment (FES) is eyeing the business of micro irrigation through the acquisition of EPC Industries Ltd. Micro Irrigation Systems (MIS), divided into drip and s...

21 Feb 2011

Mahindra eyes micro irrigation with EPC acquisition

Press Releases / Energy Market Authority

Energy ministers and leaders at 4th SIEW call for greater regional collaboration and innovation

Energy ministers and leaders at 4th SIEW call for greater regional collaboration and innovation Largest Ever Energy Week Closes With Clear Message The fourth annual Singapore International Energy Wee...

4 Nov 2011

Energy ministers and leaders at 4th SIEW call for greater regional collaboration and innovation

News / Energy

Japan quake: Fears of second nuclear reactor blast

There is a risk of a second explosion at the quake-hit Fukushima power station, Japanese officials have said. However, chief cabinet secretary Yukio Edano said the facility could withstand the impa...

13 Mar 2011

Japan quake: Fears of second nuclear reactor blast

Press Releases / Keppel Corporation

Keppel DHCS recognised as Solar Pioneer

Keppel DHCS Pte Ltd’s (Keppel DHCS) district cooling system (DCS) plant at Changi Business Park was conferred a Solar Pioneer Award this morning, acknowledging the company’s contribution towards a sus...

4 Nov 2011

Keppel DHCS recognised as Solar Pioneer

Press Releases / Organic Monitor

Marketing green cosmetics: The fairy tale continues…?

Mirror, mirror on the wall...who is the greenest of them all? This is the question many natural & organic cosmetic brands are asking themselves, with many believing they are deserved of the ‘green...

19 Oct 2011

Marketing green cosmetics: The fairy tale continues…?

News / Energy

Chepstowe wind farm gets go-ahead

Victoria's Planning Minister yesterday announced the green light for a wind farm facility in Chepstowe, approximately 30 km west of Ballarat, Victoria. Minister Matthew Guy said an independent assessm...

18 May 2011

Chepstowe wind farm gets go-ahead

News / Green Buildings

Highest landscape award for Trio’s green wall

Creative maintenance of a 33 metre high green wall adorning a Sydney apartment building has won Phillip Johnson Landscapes the highest award for commercial landscaping. The Victorian based company col...

17 May 2011

Highest landscape award for Trio’s green wall

News / Energy

Reactors will never reopen, says official

The damaged Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant must be scrapped, the country's top government spokesman has said. He also revealed ''abnormal levels'' of radiation had again been detected in milk and...

21 Mar 2011

Reactors will never reopen, says official

Former IEA chair Tanaka at energy week siew 2011

News / Energy

Singapore seeks views on electricity imports

Singapore is embarking on a consultation exercise on importing electricity at the end of the year, taking another step towards diversifying its future energy supplies. Minister in the Prime Minister's...

31 Oct 2011

Singapore seeks views on electricity imports