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News / Carbon & Climate

Two Indian firms among international finalists for 2011 global green energy awards

...to meet the energy needs of the poor and to drive local industry is vital to any efforts to reduce poverty and to tackle the urgent issues of climate change and deforestation. The 2011 Ashden Award fi...

9 Jun 2011

Two Indian firms among international finalists for 2011 global green energy awards

News / Energy

Philippines opens Bataan nuclear plant to tourists

...tt of electricity. Nearly three decades after the Bataan plant was built, it is being opened up again - as a tourist attraction. Staff have started showing groups around the site to teach them about n...

24 Jul 2011

Philippines opens Bataan nuclear plant to tourists

News / Food & Agriculture

Dissoluble fishing line an eco-friendly success

...t deemed it too expensive to sell, but employees noticed the relatively small but high-density tungsten product could be cast further than the lead sinker. The tungsten sinker was released under the a...

4 Feb 2011

Dissoluble fishing line an eco-friendly success

News / Policy & Finance

Indonesia green power steams ahead as economy booms

...tralia, with a tenth of the population, it is 51,000 MW. Two fast-track power programs, each totaling 10,000 MW, have helped propel investment because of a government guarantee that PLN, the top power...

22 Jul 2011

Indonesia green power steams ahead as economy booms

News / Green Buildings

Green building experts shop for ideas at Singapore’s first eco-mall

...t that includes the BEX Asia building exhibition at Suntec Convention Centre, has attracted roughly 8,000 experts from around the world, some of whom took the opportunity to view a few of the country'...

17 Sep 2011

Green building experts shop for ideas at Singapore’s first eco-mall

News / Transport

Toyota to make lithium batteries for hybrids: report

...ted. Toyota's first-ever production lines for lithium ion batteries at its plant in Aichi Prefecture and at a factory operated with Panasonic Corp in Shizuoka Prefecture are slated to cost the carmake...

12 Jan 2011

Toyota to make lithium batteries for hybrids: report

News / Policy & Finance

Malaysia unveils plan to build "green economy"

...tructure projects and financial market liberalisation to attract foreign investment and boost growth, but critics say the results have been limited. Najib on Tuesday convened the first meeting of an e...

18 May 2011

Malaysia unveils plan to build "green economy"

News / Manufacturing

Nobel Prize honors super-strong, super-thin carbon

...t is the thinnest and strongest material known to mankind - no thicker than a single atom and 100 times tougher than steel. Could graphene be the next plastic? Maybe so, says one of two scientists who...

5 Oct 2010

Nobel Prize honors super-strong, super-thin carbon

News / Carbon & Climate

Billions pledged in carbon compo

...t. ''The tax will be permanent, the compensation will be temporary and that's why you can't trust the government on this point,'' Mr. Abbott said recently. But Mr. Combet will say today the assistance...

13 Apr 2011

Billions pledged in carbon compo

News / Energy

World Bank energy chief aims to speed clean power

...t a bank is that banks are focused on the bottom line," he said. "And if the bottom line traditionally has been just the finances of projects and the attention to the poor, the metric that we're addin...

12 Oct 2010

World Bank energy chief aims to speed clean power

News / Carbon & Climate

Labor to look at overseas trading partners for more 'rigour' on carbon price

...t in” on the best way to price carbon. He said the Greens went to the last election supporting a carbon tax, and stressed that the government's multi-party climate change committee would look at the o...

15 Nov 2010

Labor to look at overseas trading partners for more 'rigour' on carbon price

News / Policy & Finance

Analysis: Gas is killing green energy in price war

...the world's biggest utilities. But that did not include the cost of building back-up for the intermittent power source. "You need to buy the flexibility to balance your production. That's a big questi...

16 Jun 2011

Analysis: Gas is killing green energy in price war

News / Transport

Electric car plans zoom ahead

...the miracle fuel cell that’s been promising to revolutionise transportation for a generation. Now it’s the turn of the electric car - or rather, the return. A century ago, more than a third of the mot...

8 Apr 2011

Electric car plans zoom ahead

News / Policy & Finance

Australian Greens: 'We don't want to be just a coal mine for China'

...try's biggest coal mines. Latrobe valley's pits and power plants provide 85% of the electricity used by the 5 million residents of the state of Victoria. Read the full story on the Guardian: http://ww...

7 Sep 2010

Australian Greens: 'We don't want to be just a coal mine for China'

News / Policy & Finance

VantagePoint sees big clean tech deals in 2011

...thermal company BrightSource Energy Inc, as well as others -- said in an interview at the World Economic Forum that the actions this year will be a validation of the sector's attractiveness to investo...

26 Jan 2011

VantagePoint sees big clean tech deals in 2011

News / Water

Singapore water deal's expiry won't affect prices

...the city state’s water catchment will increase to two-thirds of its total land area. It has also ramped up production of Newater and desalinated water, which together now meet 40 per cent of total d...

5 Mar 2011

Singapore water deal's expiry won't affect prices

News / Corporate Responsibility

Singapore firms lag in green reporting

...that this gap should narrow as efforts to spur 'green reporting' gather speed. Thomas Thomas, executive director of Singapore Compact, a multi-stakeholder platform that promotes CSR, notes that wit...

27 May 2011

Singapore firms lag in green reporting

News / Carbon & Climate

Green movement 'not happening fast enough'

...ted on the Middle East conflict, the end of the Cold War, the United States domestic politics and foreign policy and the worldwide impact of the terrorist threat. But in his 2008 book, Hot, Flat, and ...

25 Jan 2011

Green movement 'not happening fast enough'

News / Energy

Siemens energetic on efficiency

...t just the first cost. ''About 20 per cent is the cost of the building, but 80 per cent is maintenance and other ongoing costs. In building the building, most will lower the cost, and not pay attentio...

22 Nov 2010

Siemens energetic on efficiency

News / Carbon & Climate

Julia Gillard's carbon sweetener for farms

...tion Reduction Scheme legislation that was rejected by the parliament last year. But environmentalists warn that the benefits for farmers will be limited in the short term, until the introduction of a...

22 Nov 2010

Julia Gillard's carbon sweetener for farms