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News / Carbon & Climate

Asia-Pacific firms worried over carbon laws: survey

...Malaysia, and India. By sector, real estate, metals and mining, consumer products and transportation saw climate change as having the most physical impact on their operations. According to data provid...

11 Oct 2010

Asia-Pacific firms worried over carbon laws: survey

News / Carbon & Climate

Soaring temps cause mass coral killing in Indonesia: study

...Malaysia and many parts of Indonesia," the WCS statement said. Baird, of James Cook University's ARC Center of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies, told Reuters that climate change could have played a r...

18 Aug 2010

Soaring temps cause mass coral killing in Indonesia: study

News / Policy & Finance

M'sia outlines greater Kuala Lumpur as future global city

...Malaysians are expected to live in urban areas like Greater KL, which, according to unofficial sources, will have an immediate population of about 7.2 million. Nor Mohamed said an investor or a brain ...

16 Aug 2010

M'sia outlines greater Kuala Lumpur as future global city

News / Food & Agriculture

Asian buyers, emissions in focus at green palm oil meet

...Malaysia, reckon adopting standards could spur expansion. "If becoming green differentiates us from our rivals in getting financing and winning clients over, we are all for it. It all boils down to go...

7 Nov 2010

Asian buyers, emissions in focus at green palm oil meet

News / Carbon & Climate

Increase demand for green tech to bring down cost

Malaysia will have to first have a plan to increase demand for renewable energy sources like solar panels if it is to truly promote the use of cheaper and more environment friendly power sources, said...

17 Nov 2009

Increase demand for green tech to bring down cost

News / Carbon & Climate

More firms in carbon trade setting up shop in Singapore

...Malaysia, Indonesia and the Philippines. Other firms that have based themselves here include Climate Resources Exchange (CRX), Carbon Conservation, Sindicatum Carbon Capital, and Asia Carbon Exchange....

28 Aug 2010

More firms in carbon trade setting up shop in Singapore

Opinion / Policy & Finance

The trade politics behind your cooking oil

...Malaysia are the world's top two producers of palm oil respectively, together accounting for 85 per cent of total global production. Dubbed 'nature's gift to the world', palm oil provides food, fuel a...

8 Jun 2010

The trade politics behind your cooking oil

News / Transport

LNG terminal holds expansion potential

...Malaysia, other industry officials told BT. The latest projections reflect Singapore's intent to grow the initial S$1.5 billion Jurong Island terminal in tandem with the growing gas needs of power sta...

22 Sep 2010

LNG terminal holds expansion potential

News / Water

RCR waste treatment firm looking to clean up

...Malaysia, the Philippines, South Africa and Scotland.

29 Nov 2010

RCR waste treatment firm looking to clean up

News / Policy & Finance

Tax incentives for forest planting

...Malaysia, which has fallen short of target, has received a shot in the arm with new tax incentives. Sarawak Timber Association’s (STA) tax incentives for planted forest development working committee c...

14 Oct 2010

Tax incentives for forest planting

Press Releases / Energy Market Authority

4th SIEW opens with call for comprehensive energy security in Asia

...Malaysia, who will speak at the Singapore Energy Summit; Mohamed Bin Dha'en Al Hamili, Minister of Energy, UAE, who will speak at the Singapore Energy Summit; Peter Voser, CEO, Royal Dutch Shell, who ...

31 Oct 2011

4th SIEW opens with call for comprehensive energy security in Asia

News / Waste

It's a corn job: packing and tableware made from grain

...Malaysia's SCGM will begin manufacturing plastic from barley, tapioca and corn for the United States market early next year. But while production of such greenware does have lower greenhouse gas emiss...

23 Oct 2010

It's a corn job: packing and tableware made from grain

News / Energy

Building green – a tax perspective

Climate change or global warming is “heating up” today’s political, business and social discourse. Little surprise then that in Malaysia, there has been an increased awareness of the need to adopt env...

11 Oct 2010

Building green – a tax perspective

Opinion / Policy & Finance

Building green – a tax perspective

11 Oct 2010

Building green – a tax perspective

News / Energy

More hospitals seen going green in Southeast Asia

...Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand and Vietnam are also open to adopting green concepts when it comes to the healthcare industry, Mr Tan said. Last year, GE Healthcare generated US$143 million of revenue f...

12 May 2010

More hospitals seen going green in Southeast Asia

News / Waste

Zapping the toxic out of growing electronic waste

...Malaysia and Vietnam. The NEA does not track where items go, though exporters must furnish proof that they are bound for reuse. But the second-hand trade, which involves many small-time players, is no...

24 Feb 2011

Zapping the toxic out of growing electronic waste

News / Energy

Japan plans first overseas state loan for $10 billion U.S. nuclear project

...Malaysia will be the growing markets for nuclear plants, in addition to the U.S., which is a huge and well-developed market.” Help From Banks Maeda said JBIC may team up with commercial lenders to off...

1 Oct 2010

Japan plans first overseas state loan for $10 billion U.S. nuclear project

News / Policy & Finance

Where there's smoke

...Malaysian peninsula had reached their highest levels since 2006 until rainfall on October 23rd brought relief. In parts of Sumatra, the neighbouring Indonesian island spewing out the smog, it had been...

28 Oct 2010

Where there's smoke

News / Food & Agriculture

Finding more fish, between Egypt and Vietnam

...Malaysia-based WorldFish Center. Much of this work has been carried out at Egypt's national aquaculture research centre in Abbassa, 70 kilometres northeast of Cairo. Scientists there have developed a ...

28 Oct 2010

Finding more fish, between Egypt and Vietnam

News / Carbon & Climate

S'pore raises the bar for new green buildings

...Malaysia and Thailand. BCA’s efforts in Singapore’s green building drive have been recognised on the international stage. Last week, BCA was awarded the Energy and Environment Award by the Aspen Insti...

7 Aug 2010

S'pore raises the bar for new green buildings