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News / Green Buildings

Building a better way to reuse concrete

A Steel mesh sunshaded box of a building in the dusty industrial estate of Kranji Crescent has been hosting a steady stream of visitors from China, Mongolia, Israel and France over the past four month...

18 Mar 2010

Building a better way to reuse concrete

News / Policy & Finance

South Korea moves toward carbon cap-and-trade

South Korea, Asia's fourth-largest economy, says it will finalise plans in September for an emissions trading scheme covering the majority of the nation's carbon pollution. Trading is likely to start ...

5 May 2010

South Korea moves toward carbon cap-and-trade

News / Carbon & Climate

Analysis: Soaring Chinese economy at odds with climate goals

Just last year experts at the International Energy Agency proposed a target for China's carbon emissions to peak in 2020 before declining if the world were to be saved from devastating climate change....

30 Sep 2010

Analysis: Soaring Chinese economy at odds with climate goals

Opinion / Corporate Responsibility

Sustainable business success through corporate social innovation, by Tania Ellis

Today’s business world is a world of disorder. Global mega crises ranging from security threats, global warming and the depletion of natural resources to food shortage and the growing gap between the ...

4 Jan 2011

Sustainable business success through corporate social innovation, by Tania Ellis

News / Transport

Machine gains support, low-impact on forests

The Forestry Ministry, NGOs and scientists are researching a new technology called the “mono-cable” to replace tractors to reduce damage caused by logging. The mono-cable is a machine designed for the...

7 Apr 2010

Machine gains support, low-impact on forests

News / Green Buildings

Green Mark making waves abroad as well

Singapore, June 7 - Officials assessing the eco-friendliness of buildings need to get used to a jet-setting lifestyle. Besides visiting sites in Singapore, they now have to go overseas to inspect arch...

7 Jun 2010

Green Mark making waves abroad as well

News / Policy & Finance

Kyoto risks collapse; U.N. urges government action

Governments must confront risks that the U.N.'s Kyoto Protocol for fighting climate change will collapse because of splits about a successor treaty, the U.N.'s top climate official said on Monday. Yvo...

4 May 2010

Kyoto risks collapse; U.N. urges government action

News / Transport

EV batteries will have lives beyond the road

One thing we learned from our experiment with electric vehicles earlier this decade is batteries last far longer than we think they will. Many of the RAV4 EVs that Toyota built between 1997 and 2003 h...

24 Nov 2010

EV batteries will have lives beyond the road

News / Policy & Finance

Climate talks echo 50-Year Bretton Woods process, arms accords

It took decades for negotiators to write treaties that curb nuclear warheads and settle trade disputes between nations, and by that measure, efforts to limit global warming may just be getting started...

22 Nov 2010

Climate talks echo 50-Year Bretton Woods process, arms accords

Opinion / Policy & Finance

Ensuring REDD is not mere pulp fiction, by Michael Richardson

Recent developments in curbing high levels of forest loss around the world are promising. They are significant because deforestation, including the clearing of trees from peat swamps in South-east Asi...

7 Jun 2010

Ensuring REDD is not mere pulp fiction, by Michael Richardson

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

China and the Barbarians: Part 1

I was in China when U.S. midterm elections caused some people to become more pessimistic about the fate of the planet and humanity. In contrast, I became more optimistic, for two reasons, both related...

21 Dec 2010

China and the Barbarians: Part 1

Press Releases / Eco-Business

Potential of renewable energy outlined in report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change

Over 160 scenarios on the potential of six renewable energy technologies reviewed by global team of technological experts and scientists Close to 80 percent of the world‘s energy supply could be met ...

13 May 2011

Potential of renewable energy outlined in report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change

Press Releases / Eco-Business

Clean Energy Expo Asia 2010 continues to pave the way for new opportunities in renewable energy

Annual Trade Fair and Conference on clean energy highlighted Asian trends in renewable energy and energy efficiency solutions through intensive, high level discussions and networking held across three...

4 Nov 2010

Clean Energy Expo Asia 2010 continues to pave the way for new opportunities in renewable energy

News / Corporate Responsibility

Solar Frontier opens largest thin-film plant in the world

One of the world's largest solar module factories, perched atop the bucolic foothills of West Japan's bamboo and pine-covered mountains began operating in February. This fully automated facility – cap...

27 Apr 2011

Solar Frontier opens largest thin-film plant in the world

Opinion / Energy

Challenges and prospects for a green economy

Why do businesses and governments need to develop a new paradigm to tackle the climate change challenge? What strategies will help an inclusive growth that promotes economic development while preservi...

7 Dec 2009

Challenges and prospects for a green economy

News / Carbon & Climate

African withdrawal in talks threaten Cop15

TALKS were suspended at the United Nations climate change conference in Copenhagen on Monday just before noon, following a protest led by African countries. The African bloc, and G77 made up of develo...

14 Dec 2009

African withdrawal in talks threaten Cop15

Press Releases / Eco-Business

Singapore to host World Green Building International Congress

Singapore’s green building movement is at another significant milestone as the Singapore Green Building Council (SGBC) is unveiled as an Established Member of the World Green Building Council (WorldGB...

20 Mar 2010

Singapore to host World Green Building International Congress

News / Policy & Finance

Oil and renewables: Slicing up the subsidy pie

Even though governments throughout the world are vowing to expand green energy, they continue to give far more subsidies to fossil fuels than renewable – 10 to 12 times more, according to recent repor...

22 Dec 2010

Oil and renewables: Slicing up the subsidy pie

News / Policy & Finance

Malaysia to introduce feed-in tariff for solar energy

Malaysia will soon implement the feed-in tariff like Germany to enable users to sell excess power to the power grid, said Minister of Energy, Green Technology and Water Datuk Seri Peter Chin. There is...

19 Nov 2009

Malaysia to introduce feed-in tariff for solar energy

News / Corporate Responsibility

Japan, Australia and India leads in environmental CSR disclosure

Companies in Asia Pacific are showing signs of increasing their level of corporate social responsibility (CSR) disclosure on the environment, according to the annual survey The Asian Sustainability Ra...

26 Jan 2010

Japan, Australia and India leads in environmental CSR disclosure