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The dark side of renewable energy
Rare earth metals, hard-to-find materials, with unfamiliar names such as lanthanum, neodymium and europium, are used in wind and solar energy projects, but dwindling supplies could hinder a roll-out o...
26 Aug 2016
The dark side of renewable energy
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From waste to energy: Danish plant flexes the power of wastewater
Since a Danish wastewater plant produced more energy than it needed last year becoming a "green power station", engineers from Serbia to China have been lining up to learn how it has managed to turn w...
7 Apr 2017
From waste to energy: Danish plant flexes the power of wastewater
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Yale-NUS students launch Singapore's first divestment campaign
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. The students also launched an online petition calling on the university administration to freeze new investment in fossil fuel companies and move towards full divestment of the college’s e...
6 Apr 2017
Yale-NUS students launch Singapore's first divestment campaign
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KPMG to take the lead with industry solutions at African Utility Week
With the firm’s goal to focus on ‘future proofing’ in an effort to prepare for both foreseeable and unforeseeable forces that are fundamentally changing the power and utilities indus...
21 Mar 2017
KPMG to take the lead with industry solutions at African Utility Week
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The amazing opportunity 2017 is bringing to business
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are often less expensive than fossil fuels — even without subsidies. Many large companies are buying significant quantities of solar and wind power. On top of pro-climate economic trends ...
12 Jan 2017
The amazing opportunity 2017 is bringing to business
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Call for Saudis to be a solar power
The announcement by Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia sent tremors through global energy markets. He said that the desert kingdom – the world’s biggest oil exporter – would, with...
14 Apr 2016
Call for Saudis to be a solar power
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Climate change solutions must be business driven
Worldwide, people have come to understand that humanity faces a global emergency that poses an imminent threat to the prosperity of future generations. The recent adjustment of the Domesday Clock to t...
14 Feb 2017
Climate change solutions must be business driven
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Will China’s new Silk Road be green?
Trading camels for high-speed trains and caravansaries for power plants, the Silk Road is in the midst of a renaissance. On May 14 and 15, Beijing hosted a summit to discuss the resurgence of the anci...
2 Jun 2017
Will China’s new Silk Road be green?
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Energy boost for Russia and neighbours
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would be half the price of modern nuclear technology and fossil-fuel burning if carbon capture and storage (CCS) had to be used. This would make all the countries more competitive by cuttin...
6 Jan 2016
Energy boost for Russia and neighbours
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Energy
India hastens hydropower projects in Jammu and Kashmir
At a time when hydropower dams are running into challenges across South Asia, and being dismantled in the US and Europe, the government of India is planning speedy construction of eight hydroelectrici...
26 Jul 2017
India hastens hydropower projects in Jammu and Kashmir
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In pictures: Confronting climate change
A slowing economy, disruptive technologies that threaten thousands of jobs, a rapidly ageing citizenry, climate change and cyber threats to national security and identity. These are just some of the b...
2 Mar 2017
In pictures: Confronting climate change
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Myanmar’s toxic legacy of large dams
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. Toxic legacy – problems with hydropower The previous military government signed deals with foreign investors – mainly from China and Thailand – to develop at least 50 more dams, many of wh...
16 Mar 2017
Myanmar’s toxic legacy of large dams
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Four things countries are doing right now to implement the New Urban Agenda
For countries seeking to implement the New Urban Agenda, the new voluntary agreement on sustainable urbanisation, there are some nations leading the way. While no one can claim to have totally overhau...
1 Jun 2017
Four things countries are doing right now to implement the New Urban Agenda
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Climate change offers huge investment opportunity - experts
Climate change should be grasped as an opportunity to attract vast capital flows into low-carbon investments, create jobs and spur economic growth, rather than viewed as a money-absorbing burden, top ...
3 May 2017
Climate change offers huge investment opportunity - experts
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From sun to socket: The Philippines solar story
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to be deployed in these locations. He said the AIEC is increasingly looking at renewable energy as a replacement for diesel fuel, as it can bring down the cost of power for these communitie...
26 Feb 2016
From sun to socket: The Philippines solar story
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China names and shames polluting factories
China's top environmental watchdog Friday named and shamed a list of companies not complying with anti-smog environmental measures, with dozens of cities in the country suffering from polluted air all...
9 Jan 2017
China names and shames polluting factories
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Setting the rules of the game at Bonn climate change talks
What’s true for sports is true for tackling climate change: to make things happen, you have to agree on the rules of the game. Climate negotiators gathering in Bonn from May 8-18 will be working to do...
2 May 2017
Setting the rules of the game at Bonn climate change talks
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Australian business is waking up to climate risks
As the corporate world slowly but surely wakes up to the threat that climate change poses to the long-term survival of businesses, a group of sustainable business advocates and lawyers is on a mission...
27 Jun 2017
Australian business is waking up to climate risks
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Australian coal v
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: how much will it cost to bring electricity to India’s poor?
The Australian government continues to claim that coal will play a vital role in bringing cheap energy to developing nations. In particular, it’s claimed India’s poor will benefit from the development...
7 Mar 2016
Australian coal v renewables: how much will it cost to bring electricity to India’s poor?
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Policy & Finance
Trump win will not derail global climate effort, activists vow
Grim-faced activists at U.N. climate negotiations in Morocco pledged on Wednesday that the election of Republican Donald Trump as U.S. president would not derail global action to curb climate change a...
9 Nov 2016
Trump win will not derail global climate effort, activists vow
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Indonesia’s captive coal: Under-the-radar expansion
Loopholes in energy transition targets have allowed coal to retain a long-term foothold in the Indonesian energy mix.
Indonesia’s captive coal: Under-the-radar expansion
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Has the Iran war been a setback for greener steelmaking?
Energy shocks, trade disruptions and rising costs have come at a key moment in the steel industry’s efforts …
Has the Iran war been a setback for greener steelmaking?
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Singapore’s competitiveness hinges on deeper Asean ties, report warns amid Hormuz-driven turmoil
Singapore cannot secure its long-term economic competitiveness through domestic reforms alone and must deepen its integration with Asean …
Singapore's competitiveness hinges on deeper Asean ties, report warns amid Hormuz-driven turmoil
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South Korea targets 10 GW of new solar capacity as AI power demand surges
Seoul plans regional industrial power tariffs, dedicated data centre pricing and expanded water infrastructure for semiconductor and AI …
South Korea targets 10 GW of new solar capacity as AI power demand surges
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Malaysia risks missing crucial reforms as delay to climate change bill creates uncertainty
Prolonged delays to Malaysia's climate change bill and carbon pricing risk undermining investor confidence, while other panellists called …
Malaysia risks missing crucial reforms as delay to climate change bill creates uncertainty
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SBTi seeks Southeast Asia input on revised climate standard for forest, land and agriculture
The consultation gives Southeast Asian firms a chance to shape SBTi’s revised Forest, Land and Agriculture Standard for …
SBTi seeks Southeast Asia input on revised climate standard for forest, land and agriculture
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