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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 / 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

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

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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

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

News / Energy

Norway bans public procurement of palm oil biofuel

The Norwegian parliament voted on 13 June to ban the public procurement and use of palm oil-based biofuel – possibly becoming the first country to do so. “The [Parliament] calls on the government to i...

15 Jun 2017

Norway bans public procurement of palm oil biofuel

News / Carbon & Climate

Climate change causes killer heatwaves

In southern Asia, mortality is likely to rise with the thermometer. Researchers have established a direct link between global warming and heat-related deaths from killer heatwaves. A tiny rise of 0.5°...

15 Jun 2017

Climate change causes killer heatwaves

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Asia-Pacific sits out global March for Science

When scientists joined non-scientists on Earth Day (April 22) to march for science and against climate change, the vulnerable Asia-Pacific region, and much of the developing world, were conspicuously ...

15 May 2017

Asia-Pacific sits out global March for Science

News / Energy

RE100 companies half of the way to 100 per cent renewable electricity goals: annual report

...renewables. The latest available data (2014) from (45) RE100 companies shows that those in the retail sector have switched the largest amount of electricity to renewables (10,764,000 megawatt/hours in...

26 Jan 2016

RE100 companies half of the way to 100 per cent renewable electricity goals: annual report

Press Releases / Cleantech Solar

Yamazaki Mazak and Cleantech Solar sign 1.6MWp rooftop PV agreement

Yamazaki Mazak and Cleantech Solar have signed a power purchase agreement (PPA) which will see the deployment of a 1.6MWp solar system on the rooftop of the company’s plant located in Joo Koon, ...

25 Oct 2016

Yamazaki Mazak and Cleantech Solar sign 1.6MWp rooftop PV agreement

News / Transport

In-depth: Will countries finally agree a climate deal for shipping?

Next week, countries are supposed to finalise a deal on limiting greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from international shipping. The International Maritime Organisation (IMO) environment meeting in London...

12 Apr 2018

In-depth: Will countries finally agree a climate deal for shipping?

Press Releases / Advanced Biofuel Center

Could the moringa industry’s most productive seeds end search for higher seed oil yield?

Advanced Biofuel Center(ABC) has unveiled the Moringa oil industry’s most productive seeds worldly known as MOMAX3, which promise to deliver three times the yield of the industry average. The co...

12 Jul 2017

Could the moringa industry’s most productive seeds end search for higher seed oil yield?

News / Policy & Finance

Renewable industry welcomes India budget, other greens lukewarm

...renewables by 2022 and to boost manufacturing under the Make in India vision. Boost for rural poor The budget also aims to boost growth in rural areas. Vineet Mittal, Vice Chairman of Welspun Renewabl...

1 Mar 2016

Renewable industry welcomes India budget, other greens lukewarm

News / Waste

Coffee flour, beer pizza on menu as innovators fight food waste

Beer cookies, coffee flour and bananas that don't brown are just some of the innovations on offer to fight food waste. Plus smart scales that measure exactly what chefs chuck then list the deluge of e...

12 May 2017

Coffee flour, beer pizza on menu as innovators fight food waste

Opinion / Policy & Finance

Mobilising finance for a renewable and sustainable future

...renewables are growing rapidly in both developed and developing countries, with China leading the way. China saw more than $83 billion in investments in renewables in 2014. The U.S. came in second wor...

12 Feb 2016

Mobilising finance for a renewable and sustainable future

News / Energy

Conergy: Sparking the Philippines' solar power revolution

In the southernmost tip of the Philippines, thousands of residents of Zamboanga City are reeling from a dark past. For six months last year, the city was hit with one of the worst periods of brownout,...

16 Sep 2016

Conergy: Sparking the Philippines' solar power revolution

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