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Damned if you do, damned if you don’t: Myth-busting on the Mekong’s hydropower dams

Much has been written in recent years about the construction of hydropower dams in the upper reaches of the Mekong, especially in China, and their impacts on droughts in the Mekong Delta in Vietnam. A...

13 Sep 2017

Damned if you do, damned if you don’t: Myth-busting on the Mekong’s hydropower dams

Snowtown Wind Farm in Southern Australia

Opinion / Energy

South Australian blackout: renewables aren't a threat to energy security, they're the future

...renewables places very different strains and pressures on a grid than traditional coal-fired power. The assumption that these politicians and others are working off is that South Australia’s wind indu...

6 Oct 2016

South Australian blackout: renewables aren't a threat to energy security, they're the future

Press Releases / DNV GL - Energy

Bristol University appoints DNV GL’s wind expert as Visiting Professor

...renewables in the academic, industrial and consultancy sectors and is regarded as one of the global authorities on wind turbine control. Other significant contributions to the renewables industry incl...

26 Sep 2016

Bristol University appoints DNV GL’s wind expert as Visiting Professor

News / Energy

UK set to miss renewable energy targets, warn MPs

...renewables and is expected to surpass the 30 per cent mark by 2020. In transport and heat, however, the news is less good. The government’s uncertainty that it would meet its targets was acknowledged ...

9 Sep 2016

UK set to miss renewable energy targets, warn MPs

Press Releases / Eco Marine Power

Eco Marine PowerGranted patent for rigid sail device

Innovative rigid sail design able to provide a source of clean power that will aid in the reduction of CO2 emissions in the shipping sector. Eco Marine Power (EMP) a developer of fuel and emission re...

27 Oct 2016

Eco Marine PowerGranted patent for rigid sail device

News / Energy

Biomass subsidies ‘not fit for purpose’, says Chatham House

...renewables, such as wind or solar. Worldwide production hit a record 28 million tonnes (Mt) in 2015, according to the UN Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO), up from under 20Mt just three years ea...

28 Feb 2017

Biomass subsidies ‘not fit for purpose’, says Chatham House

Opinion / Policy & Finance

3 reasons we’re losing the climate battle, and 1 reason we’re winning the war

...renewables fuelled by free sun, wind and water. First case in point: Unilever. Over the past eight years, CEO Paul Polman has become the poster child of sustainability by investing in his brands and ...

9 Mar 2017

3 reasons we’re losing the climate battle, and 1 reason we’re winning the war

Opinion / Policy & Finance

The world would be better off if Trump withdraws from the Paris climate deal

The conventional wisdom that the United States should remain under the Paris Agreement is wrong. A US withdrawal would be the best outcome for international climate action. With Trump set to decide o...

23 May 2017

The world would be better off if Trump withdraws from the Paris climate deal

Press Releases / UBM indonesia

Indonesia: A revolution in energy production

Semen Indonesia, the nation’s largest cement maker, has achieved major savings in its operating costs by replacing coal with natural waste as fuel for electricity generation (husks and shells fr...

26 Oct 2016

Indonesia: A revolution in energy production

Press Releases / PennWell

Future trends for Africa's power sector

...renewables are important and are welcome, as they help raise public awareness of the issues under discussion. These issues will come under the spotlight at POWER-GEN & DistribuTECH Africa, where t...

13 Apr 2017

Future trends for Africa's power sector

News / Energy

Wind power gains momentum in Pakistan

The gigantic turbines of a wind farm whirring in unison dominate the barren landscape of Mirpur Sakro Taluqa on the banks of the Indus delta in Thatta district. On 11 October Tenaga Generasi Limited’s...

2 Dec 2016

Wind power gains momentum in Pakistan

Mail Online's story disparaging climate science has been criticised for being inaccurate

News / Carbon & Climate

Why is the media under-reporting climate change?

...renewables, and they would be beneficiaries if they used their resources to make the switch. The price of clean technologies, notably wind turbines and photovoltaics, has become competitive with new c...

7 Mar 2017

Why is the media under-reporting climate change?

News / Energy

Fossil fuels investment takes nosedive

...renewables. Nuclear energy is seen by some as an important ingredient in tackling climate-changing carbon emissions. The IEA says the drop in the price of renewables has not been reflected in the nucl...

20 Sep 2016

Fossil fuels investment takes nosedive

Opinion / Policy & Finance

In 2017, disruptive forces will shape climate action

In 2016, exciting new developments unleashed a visionary sense of where renewables can take us, with solar breaking new ground. 2016 delivered the first solar-powered, round-the-world flight, plans to...

4 Jan 2017

In 2017, disruptive forces will shape climate action

News / Waste

What are the world's biggest plastic polluters doing about the problem?

From plastic bottles and instant coffee sachets to shampoo and toothpaste packs, lightweight plastics have been clogging drains and polluting public spaces at a rate of one truckload entering the ocea...

20 Apr 2018

What are the world's biggest plastic polluters doing about the problem?

News / Carbon & Climate

Climate change pushing Asia towards doom

Much of Asia may see 50 per cent more rainfall due to climate change, although countries like Pakistan and Afghanistan may experience a decline in rainfall by 20 to 50 per cent, says a new report by t...

1 Aug 2017

Climate change pushing Asia towards doom

Opinion / Waste

Microplastics: Small plastics, big problem

Almost everything we own and buy contains plastics. Look around. If it’s not the chair you’re sitting on, or that part of a pen in your drawer, that bottle in your refrigerator, it may be this thing y...

5 Jun 2018

Microplastics: Small plastics, big problem

Press Releases / Conergy Asia & ME Pte Ltd

Conergy brings solar power to Marina Bay Sands; reduces carbon footprint

Conergy, one of the region’s largest downstream solar companies, has designed and installed a 145 kWp solar power system for one of the most iconic landmarks in Singapore’s skyline, Marina...

25 Sep 2017

Conergy brings solar power to Marina Bay Sands; reduces carbon footprint

News / Carbon & Climate

Carbon-sucking technology needed by 2030s, scientists warn

As efforts to cut planet-warming emissions fall short, large-scale projects to suck carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere will be needed by the 2030s to hold the line against climate change, scientist...

12 Oct 2017

Carbon-sucking technology needed by 2030s, scientists warn

Press Releases / World Ocean Council

UK National Oceanography Centre joins World Ocean Council

The National Oceanography Centre (NOC) has joined the World Ocean Council (WOC) - the international, cross-sectoral leadership alliance on ocean sustainable development, science and stewardship. The ...

14 Mar 2017

UK National Oceanography Centre joins World Ocean Council

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