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Energy
Taiwan to open fourth nuclear plant next year
...
Power
Co. (Tai
power
) said Monday that it was striving to begin operation at the fourth nuclear
power
plant by National Day next year. Tai
power
confirmed media reports that Premier Wu Den-yih hopes the...
7 Apr 2010
Taiwan to open fourth nuclear plant next year
News /
Energy
China tipped to deliver Australia's energy needs
...
power
. "I think that relationship will move from us providing natural resources to fuel their economy into a much more complex relationship," Mr O'Gorman said. "And I think the renewable energy sector...
20 Sep 2010
China tipped to deliver Australia's energy needs
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Policy & Finance
Winds of change in clean energy in Singapore
...
Power
- expected later this month. Mr Chan Yew Meng, senior director at NYP's school of engineering, said: 'We have been using natural wind to
power
the turbine. Using scavenged wind from exhausts is ...
3 Sep 2010
Winds of change in clean energy in Singapore
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Energy
Governments must help make renewable energy viable
...
power
at a price equal to four times the cost of its production. In 2009, almost 10,000 homes in Portugal were producing their own
power
. The government has set an ambitious goal that 40 percent of P...
3 Nov 2010
Governments must help make renewable energy viable
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Transport
China aims to rein in car sales
...
Power
& Associates, the global consults, estimated last month that China would have a manufacturing capacity of 31 million vehicles by 2013. Yet the domestic market has decelerated sharply this ye...
4 Sep 2011
China aims to rein in car sales
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Green Buildings
Singapore to go 'green', with or without global agreement: Dr Yaacob
...
power
generation. Reducing greenhouse gas emissions in each of these sectors would require the right pricing, financial incentives and regulations, said Dr Yaacob. Giving an example of green measures ...
19 Oct 2010
Singapore to go 'green', with or without global agreement: Dr Yaacob
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Energy
Nuclear plants 'need not be far from urban areas'
...
power
plant should be constructed some distance from a populated area,' Mr Amano said in his reply. He gave two examples of nuclear
power
plants built close to urban areas in Japan to stress his point...
3 Aug 2010
Nuclear plants 'need not be far from urban areas'
News /
Energy
Be more green, ICT sector urged
...
power
used and about 4% of carbon emissions,” said Piket in his welcoming speech at the ICT Goes Green In Malaysia 2010 round table discussion here yesterday. He said Malaysian ICT companies should ad...
6 Nov 2010
Be more green, ICT sector urged
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Policy & Finance
Price on carbon 'is best option'
...
power
plants are reluctant to invest because they are not competitive today, and there is no guarantee that an ETS or carbon tax will put them on competitive terms with coal in the next few years." Gr...
15 Nov 2010
Price on carbon 'is best option'
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Carbon & Climate
China emerging as global energy investment ‘hot spot’
...
power
in rural areas is expected to grow by 20-25 per cent annually. In terms of the nuclear
power
segment, China currently has 11 nuclear reactors and is planning to increase capacity tenfold by 2050...
14 Oct 2010
China emerging as global energy investment ‘hot spot’
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Food & Agriculture
Kofi Annan calls for food stability, moderation on speculation
...
power
ed to 7 percent in January and 8.2 percent in India – where the cost of vegetables spiked by almost two thirds – while in China it was near a 28-month high as food costs jumped more than 10 perce...
19 Feb 2011
Kofi Annan calls for food stability, moderation on speculation
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Energy
Swedish parliament approves new nuclear plants
...
power
plants with new ones, overturning a 30-year-old ban on new nuclear reactors and marking a change in the country's policy of phasing out atomic
power
. The Riksdag voted by a narrow 174-172 margin...
18 Jun 2010
Swedish parliament approves new nuclear plants
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Cities
Singapore industrial park awarded for its green leadership
...
power
generation from photovoltaics integrated into the building structure. Using passive design features, such as natural ventilation, rooftop gardens and multiple shade features, JTC said it has red...
13 May 2011
Singapore industrial park awarded for its green leadership
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Transport
LNG terminal holds expansion potential
...
Power
Seraya (3,100MW). 'Besides relying on gas to
power
our economy, we are also positioning ourselves in Singapore to take full advantage of the global trends in the gas market and create value acros...
22 Sep 2010
LNG terminal holds expansion potential
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Energy
Biofuels development: Singapore
power
ing ahead, but gaps remain
Singapore is charging forward in a bid to be a
power
house in renewable energy. Early this month, Finnish firm Neste Oil officially opened in Tuas the world's largest plant to make biodiesel using pa...
19 Mar 2011
Biofuels development: Singapore powering ahead, but gaps remain
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Carbon & Climate
400 stage protest against coal-fired plant
Some 400 people comprising villagers and folks from the east coast’s Lahad Datu district have voiced their opposition against a proposed 300MW coal-fired
power
plant. In the one-hour gathering at the ...
18 Jul 2010
400 stage protest against coal-fired plant
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Energy
Energy-starved Pakistan seeks wind investors
...
power
deals worth $500 million to exploit a renewable resource that has been barely tapped in a country with a yawning gap between
power
capacity and demand. The country suffers chronic
power
cuts tha...
20 Jun 2010
Energy-starved Pakistan seeks wind investors
News /
Energy
Chinese Nuclear Plant Experienced a Small Leak Last Month, a Stakeholder Says
...
power
s the turbine, CLP said. CLP said that the plant — which is 75 percent owned by the China Guangdong Nuclear
Power
Group, one of the country’s two rival state-owned nuclear
power
giants — had repo...
16 Jun 2010
Chinese Nuclear Plant Experienced a Small Leak Last Month, a Stakeholder Says
News /
Energy
Home solar costs 25 times more than ETS to cut gas
...
power
stations on the electricity grid; in NSW for instance, people are paid $600 per megawatt hour for producing
power
using solar panels, which compares with prices on the wholesale energy market of...
6 Oct 2010
Home solar costs 25 times more than ETS to cut gas
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Transport
Growth in clean energy technologies reflected at annual trade fair
...
ads
of Asia soon. Together with other innovative energy efficiency products and solutions, six EVs will be on display at the three-day event held at Suntec Singapore International Convention & Exh...
2 Nov 2010
Growth in clean energy technologies reflected at annual trade fair
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Southeast Asia could save US$45.4 billion with solar instead of planned gas projects: study
As of 2025, solar electricity was already 50 per cent cheaper than gas in Malaysia, Vietnam, the Philippines, …
Southeast Asia could save US$45.4 billion with solar instead of planned gas projects: study
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Water
Water risks threaten trade as companies face US$397 billion exposure: CDP
Growing water stress is creating financial and supply chain risks for businesses, with many companies still lacking systems …
Water risks threaten trade as companies face US$397 billion exposure: CDP
News /
Energy
Behind the layoffs in China’s solar industry
Companies are consolidating, automating production and shifting workers away from factory floors toward sales and advanced products.
Behind the layoffs in China’s solar industry
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Food & Agriculture
As fires spread, Indonesia’s rubber growers turn to traditional knowledge
Data from remote sensing platforms indicates Indonesia is likely experiencing its worst wildfires crisis in years as a …
As fires spread, Indonesia’s rubber growers turn to traditional knowledge
Opinion /
Energy
From declarations to delivery: How Asean can finally rewire its energy grid
Coordinated investment, harmonised rules and protections for workers and households must underscore Southeast Asia’s push for a clean, …
From declarations to delivery: How Asean can finally rewire its energy grid
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Energy
Singapore sets Southeast Asia’s first binding data centre rules, building demand for clean energy
After a 2019 pause and two rounds of limited tenders, Singapore joins China, Germany and Japan in regulating …
Singapore sets Southeast Asia's first binding data centre rules, building demand for clean energy
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