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Policy & Finance
Sustainability reporting during Covid-19 times
Urgent action to deal with various business disruptions has characterised the first phase of corporate response to the Covid-19 pandemic. These include activating business continuity plans to comply w...
7 Jul 2020
Sustainability reporting during Covid-19 times
Opinion /
Transport
Why decarbonising marine transportation might not be smooth sailing
...
renewables
. The country has also launched local incentive programs to encourage the shipping industry to increase its use of
renewables
. Full steam ahead There is no one single silver bullet to help r...
21 May 2019
Why decarbonising marine transportation might not be smooth sailing
Opinion /
Water
Envisioning a blue recovery
From Jamaica to Palau and Norway to Indonesia, the impact of the Covid-19 crisis is global, and national recovery efforts must be globally focused to seize shared opportunities. Nowhere is this more ...
9 Jun 2020
Envisioning a blue recovery
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Manufacturing
Playing it cool on climate: Cooling tech firms are not innovating or promoting energy-efficient products, report finds
Global energy demand from cooling technologies is expected to triple by 2050, but the companies that make air-conditioners and refrigerators are not innovating to rein in the sector's monster carbon f...
8 Jun 2020
Playing it cool on climate: Cooling tech firms are not innovating or promoting energy-efficient products, report finds
News /
Energy
Solar now ‘cheaper than grid electricity’ in every Chinese city, study finds
Solar power has become cheaper than grid electricity across China, a development that could boost the prospects of industrial and commercial solar, according to a new study. Projects in every city ana...
13 Aug 2019
Solar now ‘cheaper than grid electricity’ in every Chinese city, study finds
News /
Energy
Japan is exporting the most polluting kind of coal power to developing Asia
Japan is financing coal-fired power plants in developing Asia that are up to 40 times more polluting than facilities built on home soil, and could cause more than 400,000 people to die prematurely in ...
20 Aug 2019
Japan is exporting the most polluting kind of coal power to developing Asia
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Cities
Climate change is degrading the liveability of developing Asia's cities
...
renewables
by 2030. Solar panels on the roof of the Victoria Park Pool complex in Sydney, Australia. The city is offering investments for local businesses and residents to take up renewable energy, a...
9 Sep 2019
Climate change is degrading the liveability of developing Asia's cities
Press Releases /
CapitaLand
CapitaLand Sustainability X Challenge's winners and finalists get access to potential investors
Singapore, 4 February 2021 – CapitaLand’s inaugural CapitaLand Sustainability X Challenge (CSXC) that was launched in November 2020 has secured over 270 entries from more than 25 coun...
5 Feb 2021
CapitaLand Sustainability X Challenge's winners and finalists get access to potential investors
News /
Food & Agriculture
As palm oil for biofuel rises in Southeast Asia, tropical ecosystems shrink
Back in 2003, the European Union ruled that biofuels must make up 10 per cent of the bloc’s transport fuel by the year 2020.Intended to help tackle climate change, the move had the opposite effect. Em...
20 Apr 2020
As palm oil for biofuel rises in Southeast Asia, tropical ecosystems shrink
Opinion /
Energy
It’s decision time for Southeast Asia as power demand soars
...
renewables
is unnecessarily high-risk because ASEAN governments' work on supporting
renewables
and integrating them into the grid is insufficient. As a result, record low prices seen elsewhere around ...
15 Jan 2019
It’s decision time for Southeast Asia as power demand soars
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Policy & Finance
OCBC is Southeast Asia's first bank to rule out funding new coal power plants
Singapore's OCBC Bank is the first banking giant in Southeast Asia to rule out financing new coal-fired power plants. In an interview with Bloomberg on Wednesday, the bank's chief executive Samuel Tsi...
18 Apr 2019
OCBC is Southeast Asia's first bank to rule out funding new coal power plants
News /
Policy & Finance
Financial flows study reveals how Asia's banks are funding social and environmental harm
Financial institutions wield tremendous influence over the global economy. It is their backing that enables companies to pursue new ventures, expand their operations, and stay afloat when profits are ...
10 Sep 2020
Financial flows study reveals how Asia's banks are funding social and environmental harm
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Waste
Why is this reusable container scheme in Singapore not working?
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renewables
firm Energy Renewed, green group Wildlife Conservation Society and sustainability publication Eco-Business, already bring their own containers to work, so had little need for the service. I...
10 Dec 2019
Why is this reusable container scheme in Singapore not working?
News /
Carbon & Climate
With rising energy demand for minerals, forests face greater threats
Mining and deforestation go hand in hand, with impacts that include displacement of species and pollution of water sources. A 2012 study attributed only 7 per cent of global forest loss to mining, and...
13 Nov 2020
With rising energy demand for minerals, forests face greater threats
News /
Policy & Finance
To India’s chagrin, Bangladesh turns to China to transform Teesta river
The Bangladesh government is considering a proposal from China on the management and restoration of the Teesta river, the fourth longest river in the country that flows down from India. The Chinese pr...
30 Sep 2020
To India’s chagrin, Bangladesh turns to China to transform Teesta river
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Carbon & Climate
From tipping cascades to exponential curves: 5 things we learned at Ecosperity 2019
...
renewables
, the rise of electric vehicles, and a finance system that has finally woken up to climate risk. Victoria Kwakwa, Regional Vice president, East Asia and the Pacific, World Bank was also hope...
12 Jun 2019
From tipping cascades to exponential curves: 5 things we learned at Ecosperity 2019
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
The world must not forget climate change
If the current coronavirus pandemic has taught us anything, it is that our interconnected, globalised economies and societies are highly vulnerable to sudden shocks. The Covid-19 outbreak, and the hor...
31 Mar 2020
The world must not forget climate change
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Food & Agriculture
Indonesia in joint bid with Malaysia to shield palm oil
Palm oil giants Indonesia and Malaysia are teaming up to fight what they call a smear campaign targeted at the commodity. The move sets the stage for what activists say will be a costly PR war that ta...
4 Mar 2021
Indonesia in joint bid with Malaysia to shield palm oil
News /
Policy & Finance
Green promises for India’s polls, but no fresh idea
As the heat and dust of an Indian summer grows in tandem with the ongoing elections to Parliament, air pollution and climate change have found space in the manifestos of the ruling Bharatiya Janata Pa...
17 Apr 2019
Green promises for India’s polls, but no fresh idea
News /
Food & Agriculture
Who gets to define sustainable palm oil?
Very few commodities are more geographically concentrated in their production than palm oil. In 2020, Indonesia and Malaysia produced 59 per cent and 26 per cent, respectively, of the world’s palm oil...
8 Jun 2021
Who gets to define sustainable palm oil?
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Energy
Asean’s geothermal push must confront coal reliance, not just drilling risks
Coal-dependent countries such as Indonesia and the Philippines must address power systems dominated by existing coal plants, which …
Asean’s geothermal push must confront coal reliance, not just drilling risks
News /
Energy
Indonesia signals gas export curbs for countries that do not ‘respect’ it
Energy minister Bahlil Lahadalia’s warning came as Singapore and Malaysia stepped up pressure on Jakarta over the haze, …
Indonesia signals gas export curbs for countries that do not ‘respect’ it
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Carbon & Climate
Thailand’s low-carbon push puts jobs and livelihoods in focus
A new transition roadmap will examine support for workers and smaller businesses, but participation and implementation funding remain …
Thailand’s low-carbon push puts jobs and livelihoods in focus
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
Haze victims in Malaysia and Singapore can take polluters to court in Indonesia
With regional diplomacy and Singapore’s haze law offering victims slow responses, Indonesia’s own courts may be the most …
Haze victims in Malaysia and Singapore can take polluters to court in Indonesia
News /
Policy & Finance
COP31 hosts Türkiye, Australia continue to pursue coal expansion ahead of climate talks, says Urgewald report
Though smaller than those of China, India and Indonesia, the COP31 hosts’ coal expansion plans raise questions about …
COP31 hosts Türkiye, Australia continue to pursue coal expansion ahead of climate talks, says Urgewald report
News /
Waste Management
Plastic accounting masks chemical recycling harms, critics say
As scientists and dozens of nations call for major reductions in plastic production, the plastics industry continues to …
Plastic accounting masks chemical recycling harms, critics say
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