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News / Energy

Going green the windy way

...that the State government's Green Power Policy is in its final stages. The policy will make the State's stand on net metering or reverse metering. There is already talk going around to the effect that...

15 Jun 2012

Going green the windy way

News / Waste

Garbage crisis set to bring higher fees

...te treatment facilities to handle mixed garbage. Further, food waste could be recycled to produce fertilizers, they said. The new rule is expected to affect restaurants most. Restaurants that don't se...

27 Feb 2012

Garbage crisis set to bring higher fees

News / Energy

PhilRice looks into rice straw as energy source

...the possibility of collecting, transporting, and conditioning rice straw to be used as feedstock or raw material in generating electricity, it said. The initiative is part of the project titled “Use o...

28 Aug 2012

PhilRice looks into rice straw as energy source

News / Policy & Finance

No levy makes Queensland a tempting dump

...t this point gate fees would begin to outweigh the transport cost of trucking waste north ''and NSW would lose not only the waste levy but it would also lose the GST associated with it''. The executiv...

12 Jun 2012

No levy makes Queensland a tempting dump

News / Energy

Japanese giant Panasonic confirm £2m R&D facility at its Cardiff plant

...to electricity through an electro chemical reaction and the heat generated warms buildings. The aim is to provide the majority of the heating , hot water and electricity requirements of a typical Unit...

6 Aug 2012

Japanese giant Panasonic confirm £2m R&D facility at its Cardiff plant

News / Green Buildings

Finance model lends green aspect to old buildings

...the agreement required certification by the City of Melbourne, it also allowed him to pass on the benefits of the building's greener credentials to the tenants, he said. Other buildings to retrofit us...

12 Sep 2012

Finance model lends green aspect to old buildings

News / Transport

China faces hurdles in bid to lead electric car industry

...They don't expect the EV or hybrid can be the only way for China to maintain its future sustainable mobility," Zeng said. "They think they need multiple initiatives to achieve that target." Plus, gaso...

24 Apr 2012

China faces hurdles in bid to lead electric car industry

News / Green Buildings

Green buildings: Capital cost hurdle needs to be crossed

...tional capital cost and uncertainty over returns are daunting investment sentiments in green buildings. In its monthly report Pulse, the company said while green buildings turn out to be profitable du...

12 Jun 2012

Green buildings: Capital cost hurdle needs to be crossed

News / Energy

Indonesia asks ACD members to focus on three E's

...tivity, we benefit in the areas of energy and transportation," Hatta told The Jakarta Post and Antara news agency at the State Banquet for delegates of the Summit. "There are 20 areas of potential coo...

17 Oct 2012

Indonesia asks ACD members to focus on three E's

News / Policy & Finance

Government accused of water tax grab

...There are no projects in the Department of Sustainability and Environment for it. "In fact [of] last year's amount, only two thirds of it was spent. It is simply an opportunity for him to put another ...

31 May 2012

Government accused of water tax grab

News / Waste

SM adopts San Juan River

...t, planned for a comprehensive strategy to improve the health of the estero. The efforts include the introduction of intervention methods such as installing trash traps, planting tree sand other plant...

23 Jul 2012

SM adopts San Juan River

News / Energy

Survival of Singapore refineries seen under threat

...to maintain the status quo here, their attention will now turn towards US petrochemical projects. This suggests that "there is likely to be a holding pattern on their petrochemical investments here",...

5 May 2012

Survival of Singapore refineries seen under threat

News / Water

Novel membrane distillation technology for desalination unveiled

...t water sources that they could tap into, to augment their existing water supply. The oceans offer huge potential as an area that could be tapped to generate water. Our system allows us to do just tha...

20 Aug 2012

Novel membrane distillation technology for desalination unveiled

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Methane emissions can be virtually eliminated at coal mines – but not without some help, by David Creedy

...the gas that cannot be captured in the mine is diluted to safe concentrations by ventilation air and this VAM is abated using oxidisers placed at the exhaust shafts. My team and I have now proved that...

15 Mar 2012

Methane emissions can be virtually eliminated at coal mines – but not without some help, by David Creedy

News / Carbon & Climate

World living beyond its resources, summit off-track: WWF

...talists were still struggling to win the argument that something needed to be done, Leape said: "Let's not underestimate the inertia in the system. "We've built an economy over the last century that i...

14 May 2012

World living beyond its resources, summit off-track: WWF

News / Transport

Boeing backs rival in EU row, stands firm on WTO

...tiate a settlement to the world's largest trade dispute, an 8-year-old spat at the World Trade Organization over aircraft subsidies. "I am not sure we are interested in negotiating a settlement, what ...

22 Mar 2012

Boeing backs rival in EU row, stands firm on WTO

News / Food & Agriculture

Fiji government welcomes traditional fisheries ban

...the problem is that people are fishing illegally. "It's just a matter of us putting things in black and white and in writing and on top of that, having meetings with the fisheries officials so that th...

28 Jun 2012

Fiji government welcomes traditional fisheries ban

News / Carbon & Climate

Kiribati on the frontline of climate change

...tions that have offered their support. While attending international climate change negotiations across the globe, Tong often describes Kiribati as a "front line country" that has been among the first...

2 Feb 2013

Kiribati on the frontline of climate change

News / Cities

200 show up in bid to save green lung

...they proposed that alternative sites be considered for the school. The Greenbelt committee has submitted its report and proposals to the authorities, together with a petition started three weeks ago a...

6 Aug 2012

200 show up in bid to save green lung

News / Policy & Finance

Solar incentives slashed under new rules

...the existing rate of 25 cents - and fulfils recommendations by the state's competition advisory body. The changes will not affect customers with existing contracts and tariff rates. Households that ha...

3 Sep 2012

Solar incentives slashed under new rules