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Opinion / Energy

Sun shines on California in Global Cleantech 100 list – for now

...tain. The UK has the highest level of installed offshore wind turbines on the planet, and the largest single offshore farm. But last week it emerged that the £60m port upgrades vital to handle giant o...

13 Oct 2010

Sun shines on California in Global Cleantech 100 list – for now

News / Food & Agriculture

Chocolate industry avoids collapse as genome

...ture. "It gives you social stability in the rural sector, it gives you cultural stability that doesn't break up the rural sector, it gives you environmental stabilty because we're reducing the risk to...

14 Nov 2010

Chocolate industry avoids collapse as genome

News / Manufacturing

More industries likely to use LNG in Singapore

...tially guarantee them a share of the electricity market. This was a 'carrot' dangled by the Energy Market Authority to get them to commit to LNG purchases to fuel their new projects, with this in turn...

6 Sep 2010

More industries likely to use LNG in Singapore

News / Energy

Researchers harness sun's power at night

...ted to act as those statcoms and put the solar electronics to work 24 hours a day, at a cost of about $100,000. "This is not something that is a hypothetical situation," Varma said. There are plans to...

18 Aug 2010

Researchers harness sun's power at night

News / Carbon & Climate

CleanTech Partners to develop fund to help businesses

...they may not want to expand that kind of resources that is required to develop, identify, evaluate, assess, develop a project... but as a consortium, you spread the cost and you get a lot more network...

24 Mar 2010

CleanTech Partners to develop fund to help businesses

News / Energy

Higher bills are an unfair way to cut carbon

...t action versus inaction. It is about whether electricity prices or ''direct action'' is the best method to reach our targets. The first option is to increase electricity prices still further to try t...

22 Nov 2010

Higher bills are an unfair way to cut carbon

News / Carbon & Climate

Black, white and green all over: Why skeptics are good for sustainable businesses

...t to point out that paper supply, with its hefty carbon footprint, is not a part of News Limited’s carbon zero achievement. But that’s not to say that the company isn’t addressing the problem. Sustain...

17 Feb 2011

Black, white and green all over: Why skeptics are good for sustainable businesses

News / Transport

Can roads absorb Victoria's waste glass?

...truction. But with all the trials at the moment and in future, we hope that we can increase that to 30 per cent in various applications. In addition, the finding from this research has contributed to ...

19 Oct 2010

Can roads absorb Victoria's waste glass?

News / Carbon & Climate

Climate change action countries will ban 'dirty' US exports, Lord Stern warns

...their historical antipathy to taxation and accept that emissions needed to be controlled either through a tax or a trading scheme. "It goes back to the War of Independence. It's a country that is very...

19 Nov 2010

Climate change action countries will ban 'dirty' US exports, Lord Stern warns

News / Policy & Finance

Green aviation targets need to be realistic

...tic targets for environmental mitigation in the aviation industry must be set at the next climate change meeting - the 16th Conference of Parties (COP16), said aviation analysts. The COP16 is schedule...

18 Nov 2010

Green aviation targets need to be realistic

Opinion / Energy

Renewing renewables (part 2 of 2): The path for change

...tput if wind power is limited to a small percentage of total installed power). It is quite realistic to assume that wind power will contribute no more than about five per cent of total power productio...

9 Jun 2011

Renewing renewables (part 2 of 2): The path for change

News / Policy & Finance

China officials push water plan

...t years. There is no estimate yet of the total cost of the project or the volume of water involved. Some Chinese experts at Friday's conference said they expected the cost of transporting sea water to...

10 Nov 2010

China officials push water plan

News / Carbon & Climate

UN Panel to probe 'Climategate'

...tching on to the email controversy as a way of deflecting attention from evidence that human activity is damaging the planet. Republicans called for the EPA to withdraw its proposed finding that autom...

5 Dec 2009

UN Panel to probe 'Climategate'

News / Water

Laos hydropower a 'battery' for power-hungry region

...tructure, and it will allow us to protect the environment throughout the country." The financial deals Laos signed with the ADB and the World Bank to set up the $1.2bn project stipulate that revenue f...

10 Dec 2010

Laos hydropower a 'battery' for power-hungry region

News / Policy & Finance

Analysis: LEDs companies' rally dims as China beckons

...t-backed Chinese competitors threatens to steal the thunder of market leaders just as a global transition to super-efficient lighting gets under way. Light-emitting diodes are used mainly to light con...

2 Feb 2011

Analysis: LEDs companies' rally dims as China beckons

News / Carbon & Climate

Indonesian plantation giant signs forest CO2 deal

...t felt it was better to engage APP and try to improve industry practices. He estimated it would be at least two years before the project would produce CO2 credits for the voluntary market. Conservatio...

4 Oct 2010

Indonesian plantation giant signs forest CO2 deal

News / Water

Govt's desal figure misleading: Brumby

...the next three decades, departmental figures show, leading the state opposition to accuse the government of hiding the project's true cost. The opposition says the figure, contained in the Department ...

17 Sep 2010

Govt's desal figure misleading: Brumby

News / Green Buildings

Brazil Olympics spurring green construction

...ted local interest in developing real estate that with lower environmental impact than existing buildings, a trend that comes as the Brazilian government is carrying out a long-term infrastructure exp...

3 Nov 2010

Brazil Olympics spurring green construction

News / Green Buildings

Cutting carbon emissions in cement production

...to the atmosphere," said Pestano. "The WHR project involves the installation of a 4.5-megawatt capacity turbine at the Teresa plant to capture and utilize most of the waste heat to generate electricit...

2 Jun 2011

Cutting carbon emissions in cement production

News / Energy

South Korea firms jump onto solar bandwagon

...to take this opportunity," Lee Kun-hee said in a statement in May. Shortly after that, Samsung said it would invest $20.6 billion in solar cell production and other growth projects over the next decad...

30 Sep 2010

South Korea firms jump onto solar bandwagon