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Energy
Who will win the clean-energy revolution? by Phyllis Cuttino and Michael Liebreich
After less than a year and a half in which so much energy news seemed troubling – nuclear meltdowns, oil spills, rising gas prices – it might be startling to find out that worldwide installed capacity...
16 Aug 2011
Who will win the clean-energy revolution? by Phyllis Cuttino and Michael Liebreich
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Policy & Finance
Analysis: Gas is killing green energy in price war
A widening shale gas revolution is killing the economics of renewable energy, even as falling costs allow wind and solar to overtake fossil fuels in niche areas, say energy executives and analysts. So...
16 Jun 2011
Analysis: Gas is killing green energy in price war
News /
Carbon & Climate
Japan says to work on new global climate framework
Japan said it aims to propose an alternative to the Kyoto Protocol in coming months, after criticizing the international climate framework as neither using effective technology nor including major emi...
27 Jan 2011
Japan says to work on new global climate framework
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Energy
Dongfang Electric gets $3.06 billion of Indian, Chinese orders
Dongfang Electric Corp., China’s third-largest power equipment maker, said it received 20.4 billion yuan ($3.06 billion) of orders for thermal-, wind- and nuclear-power generating equipment from India...
17 Dec 2010
Dongfang Electric gets $3.06 billion of Indian, Chinese orders
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Food & Agriculture
Timor Sea oil spill investigation still in limbo as coastal impact debated
Negotiations on damages between the government and the Australian-based oil company responsible for the 2009 Timor Sea oil spill have stalled once again, a senior official said on Tuesday. In their pr...
4 Mar 2011
Timor Sea oil spill investigation still in limbo as coastal impact debated
News /
Energy
Chinese renewable companies slow to tap $47 billion credit
Chinese wind- and solar-energy companies have left untapped most of the $47 billion in credit lines made available by the government since 2010, undermining arguments that U.S. rivals are facing unfai...
16 Nov 2011
Chinese renewable companies slow to tap $47 billion credit
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Energy
"Be part of change, or be left behind," Beattie challenges Australia on biofuels
In Australia, former Queensland premier Peter Beattie issued a stark challenge to Australia on biofuels at the opening of the Australian Alternative Fuels Summit in Brisbane. As President Obama has sa...
30 Aug 2011
"Be part of change, or be left behind," Beattie challenges Australia on biofuels
News /
Energy
Platinum Green Mark Award for Ocean Financial Centre
Singapore's green drive is reaching new heights. It now boasts of having the highest solar panels in Southeast Asia at the Ocean Financial Centre. The 43-storey building is the first office developmen...
21 Feb 2011
Platinum Green Mark Award for Ocean Financial Centre
Opinion /
Green Buildings
Adopting solar leasing programmes in Singapore, by Rachel Wong
Buildings present a unique opportunity to mitigate climate change and also enhance sustainable development. According to a 2007 United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) report, the buildings sector...
19 Oct 2011
Adopting solar leasing programmes in Singapore, by Rachel Wong
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Energy
Japan: Nuclear crisis level raised to highest level
Japanese authorities have raised the measure of severity of their nuclear crisis to the highest level, officials say. The decision was taken due to radiation measured at the damaged Fukushima Daiichi...
12 Apr 2011
Japan: Nuclear crisis level raised to highest level
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Energy
Costa Rica’s war on climate change
For many years, the small nation of Costa Rica has been leading the war against the negative affects resulting from climate change. In Korea, Costa Rica has found an ally in this battle. “This is a ve...
29 May 2011
Costa Rica’s war on climate change
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Transport
MPA, Temasek Poly in fuel cell research tie-up
The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) and Temasek Polytechnic jointly launched a new maritime fuel cell research initiative, yesterday. This initiative - which will be able to tap on up t...
30 Nov 2010
MPA, Temasek Poly in fuel cell research tie-up
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Singapore Exhibition Services
International scientific, environmental and analytical technology business event returns to Suntec Singapore this November
Business and industry leaders will convene at CIA2011, AnaLabAsia2011 and EnviroAsia2011 to capitalise on growing demand for environment analysis in Asia Asia is fast emerging as a global powerhouse...
19 Sep 2011
International scientific, environmental and analytical technology business event returns to Suntec Singapore this November
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Energy
Push to see users slugged for power
The Department of Climate Change calculates green energy will add 3 per cent to retail power prices nationally by 2020, at a cost to the economy of $177 million each year. But the price impact will va...
6 Nov 2010
Push to see users slugged for power
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Policy & Finance
‘We will put our money where our mouth is’ - Singapore environment minister
Singapore’s new Minister for the Environment and Water Resources, Dr Vivian Balakrishnan, kicked off the country’s first national energy efficiency conference yesterday, telling 200 industry leaders t...
25 May 2011
‘We will put our money where our mouth is’ - Singapore environment minister
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Energy
Silver surge makes ‘Headwind’ for solar/fossil fuel rivalry
Soaring silver prices are hampering the solar industry’s ability to compete with fossil fuels. Panel makers consume about 11 percent of the world’s supply of silver, the material in solar cells that c...
23 Jun 2011
Silver surge makes ‘Headwind’ for solar/fossil fuel rivalry
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Transport
Hybrid Scooter eyes 2% market share
Hybrid Scooter Sdn Bhd, a relatively unknown player in the automotive sector, hopes to capture 2% of the total motorcycle market this year with the launch of the country's first hybrid scooter. “We ho...
10 Feb 2011
Hybrid Scooter eyes 2% market share
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Eco-Business
Near record high food prices keep poorest people on the edge
Global food prices are at high levels and when combined with continued volatility, put the poorest people in the developing world at continued risk, according to the World Bank Group’s Food Price W...
15 Aug 2011
Near record high food prices keep poorest people on the edge
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Food & Agriculture
Vietnam encourages private investment in agriculture
Vietnam offers preferential and favourable conditions for private investors in agriculture, affirmed Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development Cao Duc Phat. Minister Phat made the statement at a r...
10 Nov 2010
Vietnam encourages private investment in agriculture
News /
Energy
DOE mulls tapping World Bank for renewable energy sector
As the Aquino administration tries to unravel the best way of putting in place the portfolio standards and feed-in tariff rate on renewable energy, the Department of Energy (DOE) is thinking of tappin...
28 Dec 2010
DOE mulls tapping World Bank for renewable energy sector
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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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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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Cities
How Singapore can help shape Asia’s next generation of infrastructure
EB Studio
As the region’s infrastructure needs grow more complex, the city-state’s financing, engineering and technology capabilities could help deliver …
How Singapore can help shape Asia’s next generation of infrastructure
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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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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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Energy
Renewable project location matters as much as technology, capacity, says clean energy expert
Cebu’s recurring grid alerts expose a flaw in Philippine renewable procurement, as low cost projects in outlying islands …
Renewable project location matters as much as technology, capacity, says clean energy expert
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