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News / Policy & Finance

Brazil slashes environment budget

The Amazon rainforest, so vital to the world’s climate welfare, is said by environmental groups and scientists to be under severe attack from the Brazilian government, which is removing many safeguard...

24 Apr 2017

Brazil slashes environment budget

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Keeping the Paris Agreement’s climate technology promise

...renewables in 2015, with investment in renewable power capacity more than double the money spent on new coal and gas generation, and renewable power generation costs are falling. But much more remains...

22 Apr 2016

Keeping the Paris Agreement’s climate technology promise

News / Policy & Finance

'Eco-civilisation' will help world meet Paris targets

At this year’s Eco Forum in Guiyang on the Wu River, a city in southern China that derives 70 per cent of its electricity supply from hydropower, the dominant theme was: "embracing a new era of eco-ci...

10 Aug 2016

'Eco-civilisation' will help world meet Paris targets

Press Releases / Greenpeace Southeast Asia

Greenpeace Philippines lauds Climate Change Commission's resolution

Greenpeace welcomed the Climate Change Commission's (CCC) recently released Commission Resolution 2016-001, which calls for a "national policy review” of the country’s energy policy in ord...

2 Jun 2016

Greenpeace Philippines lauds Climate Change Commission's resolution

News / Carbon & Climate

Explainer: What is the Paris Agreement on climate change and what does it mean for cities?

The Paris climate change accord is one of several global agreements forged among nations in 2015 to 2016 that will have implications for city leaders for years to come. But what exactly is the Paris A...

4 Apr 2017

Explainer: What is the Paris Agreement on climate change and what does it mean for cities?

Opinion / Energy

Breakthrough wasn't built in a day

...renewables, the opportunity of an intelligent grid would be low-priority. Without new grid technology, storage, EVs and renewables would find their headroom limited.” He then queried whether, could “t...

11 May 2016

Breakthrough wasn't built in a day

News / Energy

Power-sharing model can widen energy access in ASEAN

...renewables across the region. For instance, Cambodia, Laos and Myanmar have lots of renewable energy that could be dispersed throughout the region and possibly decrease overall reliance on coal. “ Th...

17 Jun 2016

Power-sharing model can widen energy access in ASEAN

Opinion / Energy

Asia can go 100 per cent renewable

...renewables by 2022. The People’s Republic of China (PRC) spent more than twice as much as the US on renewables in 2014. 100 per cent renewable is possible, even with today’s technology Last year, some...

15 Feb 2016

Asia can go 100 per cent renewable

Opinion / Cities

Are Asian cities headed for an endless summer?

...renewables and climate-resilient supply networks would help countries to enhance their energy security. Given Asia’s massive size, population, and economic importance, it must be at the center of glob...

12 Sep 2017

Are Asian cities headed for an endless summer?

Press Releases / Veolia Water Technologies

Veolia Water Technologies announce new state contract in Malaysia

Veolia Water Technologies is proud to announce that its joint venture with Permodalan Darul Ta’zim (PDT), a Johor State Government entity, has been awarded a new contract to support PETRONAS&rsq...

9 Feb 2017

Veolia Water Technologies announce new state contract in Malaysia

Press Releases / Earth Eclipse

New site addresses climate change and ways to address it

EarthEclipse shares ways readers can make their lives more environmentally friendly. A new site, www.eartheclipse.com, has launched to help inform readers about the effects of climate change and how ...

4 Sep 2016

New site addresses climate change and ways to address it

Press Releases / Trends Market Research

Solar micro inverters gaining traction as awareness increases

Demand for solar micro inverters is expected to witness a significant upsurge on account of increase in the number of photovoltaic (PV) installations and the need to improve overall system efficiency ...

22 Aug 2016

Solar micro inverters gaining traction as awareness increases

Press Releases / Marcus Evans

Capitalise on the endless untapped opportunities in affordable housing

marcus evans is proud to host the Affordable Housing Australasia conference in the Crowne Plaza Melbourne Hotel Melbourne on the 14th – 16th of November 2016. The conference will create a one st...

31 Oct 2016

Capitalise on the endless untapped opportunities in affordable housing

News / Energy

Solar battery power takes up the charge in Kenya

Staff of the International Center of Insect Physiology and Ecology (ICIPE) don't worry too much about the frequent power outages at their campuses. A bank of diesel generators ensure that when power f...

28 Oct 2016

Solar battery power takes up the charge in Kenya

News / Green Buildings

Sustainability in Shanghai Tower

Buildings are a cornerstone of human civilisation – people’s daily activities inevitably revolve around these structures and they are an inalienable part of urban life. However, buildings are also on...

18 Nov 2016

Sustainability in Shanghai Tower

Press Releases / Malaysian Green Technology Corporation

MPIA lauds government's green incentives

The Malaysian Photovoltaic Industry Association (MPIA) strongly commends the Government’s foresight in introducing green technology incentives in the form of the Investment Tax Allowance (ITA) a...

8 Aug 2016

MPIA lauds government's green incentives

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News / Carbon & Climate

Japan's CO2 emissions fall to 3-year low in 2014/15 fiscal year

...renewables, revised government figures showed on Friday. Emissions fell for the first time in five years to 1.364 billion metric tonnes of CO2 equivalent from 1.408 billion tonnes the year before, whi...

18 Apr 2016

Japan's CO2 emissions fall to 3-year low in 2014/15 fiscal year

News / Energy

Global renewable energy investments a win-win scenario

...renewables commitments. For the European Union that means a minimum 27 per cent share of renewables in our energy system by 2030,” he added. Dr. Rabia Ferroukhi, the Deputy Director of the Knowledge P...

1 Feb 2016

Global renewable energy investments a win-win scenario

News / Energy

Tariff issues stall Philippine ocean energy project

Has the Philippines lost the opportunity to be the first country in the world to commercialise ocean thermal energy conversion (OTEC)? In 2011, the Department of Energy (DOE) announced that the first ...

29 Jun 2016

Tariff issues stall Philippine ocean energy project

News / Cities

Sponges, urban forests and air corridors: how nature can cool cities

As China battles the twin challenges of rapid city growth and extreme weather, it is adopting a new tactic: Turning its cities into giant sponges. Thirty pilot cities in the country are trying to trap...

3 Oct 2017

Sponges, urban forests and air corridors: how nature can cool cities