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News / Energy

Call to end EU biofuel perks

...Malaysian palm oil was produced on peatland, leading to deforestation and degradation of organic soils. “The new studies concluded that 20% of all Malaysian palm oil is produced on drained peatland. F...

16 Mar 2011

Call to end EU biofuel perks

News / Policy & Finance

ADB warns of bumpy road for Asia

...Malaysia. Under the best-case scenario, Asia's combined GDP -- also including poorer nations such as Laos and Pakistan -- will rise from $17 trillion last year to $174 trillion in 2050, with per capit...

2 Aug 2011

ADB warns of bumpy road for Asia

News / Waste

So where do we dump them?

Malaysian Association of Standards Users chief executive officer Ratna Devi Nadarajan says regulators and industries should play their part in creating awareness on what can and can't be thrown in the...

3 Apr 2011

So where do we dump them?

News / Food & Agriculture

The problem with palm oil

...Malaysia and Indonesia as the global demand for cheap oil climbs. Estimates suggest 93 per cent of all palm oil produced is used in food. The food industry loves it for two reasons: it's cheap and tra...

30 Aug 2011

The problem with palm oil

Press Releases / Organic Monitor

Sustainable Cosmetics Summit Asia makes successful footprint

...Malaysia, shared its experiences in marketing natural & organic beauty products. The company stated all new products are trialed and voted by its staff before listed in its stores. Preceding the c...

22 Nov 2011

Sustainable Cosmetics Summit Asia makes successful footprint

News / Carbon & Climate

Malaysia aims to pass feed-in tariffs by 3Q

Malaysia aims to implement feed-in tariffs (FIT) for renewables later this year, a move that will hasten the rise of green energy capacity and reduce carbon emissions, a local official has said. Ir Ah...

25 May 2010

Malaysia aims to pass feed-in tariffs by 3Q

News / Water

Joy flows into two villages

Living life without proper supply of water is hard. But many Malaysians are not aware of that and some still take their supply for granted. For villagers in the remote interior of Sabah, having fresh ...

28 Dec 2010

Joy flows into two villages

News / Energy

Thailand's looming nuclear question

...Malaysia expressed interest in procuring South Korea's nuclear reactor technology. "The first priority is how serious the government is in the project's implementation and continuity," said Mr Na. "...

29 Aug 2011

Thailand's looming nuclear question

News / Policy & Finance

Tenth Malaysia Plan: Protecting environment while reaping economic value

Malaysia's environmental agenda under the Tenth Malaysia Plan (10MP) will be protecting the environment while harnessing economic value from the process. To reach the goal, the government is placing f...

10 Jun 2010

Tenth Malaysia Plan: Protecting environment while reaping economic value

News / Water

Taliworks seeks new joint venture partner for China water project

...Malaysia yesterday. As a result, Taliworks has been offered to assume the project in its entirety in accordance with the terms of the tender. Taliworks had replied to the committee, saying it had acce...

28 Jan 2011

Taliworks seeks new joint venture partner for China water project

News / Energy

Cypark to build renewable energy park for RM94mil

...Malaysia before venturing overseas. He said the company would be launching the RE Park “soon” as the park was ready for commercialisation. Siow said the company’s prospects for the current year was go...

9 Mar 2011

Cypark to build renewable energy park for RM94mil

News / Carbon & Climate

Malaysia: Two islands identified for proposed nuclear plant

...Malaysia's nuclear power plant should the plan be given the go-ahead. The sites are undergoing pre-feasibility studies to determine their suitability, said Malaysia Nuclear Agency director-general Dat...

11 Aug 2010

Malaysia: Two islands identified for proposed nuclear plant

News / Energy

OPIC to help spearhead US investment in Vietnam

...Malaysia, Vietnam and the Philippines will be the focus of the conference’s programme.” Spinelli said OPIC had already financed a $5 million agricultural project in Nha Trang. “I hope that the numbe...

6 Mar 2011

OPIC to help spearhead US investment in Vietnam

News / Policy & Finance

Nuclear plant in Malaysia: Public must approve nuclear power plant

...Malaysians could not be open about it. He said the energy company has submitted a preliminary proposal, prepared together with the Malaysian Nuclear Agency and the Natural Resources and Energy Ministr...

23 Sep 2010

Nuclear plant in Malaysia: Public must approve nuclear power plant

News / Policy & Finance

Main water challenges are political: PM Lee

...Malaysia. One expires this August. The other expires in 2061, by which time, the island nation plans to have the capacity to provide all its own water. PUB has invested heavily in research and develop...

6 Jul 2011

Main water challenges are political: PM Lee

Press Releases / Eco-Business

An Australian man’s efforts to save the oldest culture in Borneo – Penan Cultural Festival

The Penan village of Long Bangan in the Tutoh area of Sarawak, Malaysia, has been a hive of activity as the people prepare for this year's cultural festival. A stage area has been built and an atui (l...

7 Dec 2010

An Australian man’s efforts to save the oldest culture in Borneo – Penan Cultural Festival

News / Transport

‘Green’ trams for Malacca

...Malaysia to go green and that is why this tram project has received full support from both the state and federal governments,” Najib said at the ground-breaking ceremony in Ayer Keroh yesterday. Najib...

20 Feb 2011

‘Green’ trams for Malacca

News / Food & Agriculture

Work on BioXCell components to start before year-end

...Malaysian BioXCell Sdn Bhd. UEM Land holds 40% equity in the latter with the remaining 60% held by Malaysian Biotechnology Corp Bhd (Biotech Corp). UEM Land is the developer of the 526.10ha SiLC in Nu...

4 Oct 2010

Work on BioXCell components to start before year-end

News / Policy & Finance

M'sia tops CDM list for Southeast Asia

...Malaysia which aimed to enable developing countries to leapfrog outdated technologies and achieve sustainable development cost effectively. The two-day conference themed "1Green Malaysia" is organised...

20 May 2010

M'sia tops CDM list for Southeast Asia

News / Carbon & Climate

Century-old palm oil industry still busy facing 'negative campaigns'

...Malaysian Plantations Investors in Indonesia (APIMI). Suswono said Indonesia and Malaysia are the worlds biggest palm oil producers contributing 85 percent of the worlds CPO production and if united w...

24 Oct 2010

Century-old palm oil industry still busy facing 'negative campaigns'