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Glad tidings for sea power potential

Two countries with the highest tides in the world, Canada and the UK, both claim to be the world leaders in creating electricity from the tides. They are among a group of coastal states − including Ch...

18 May 2016

Glad tidings for sea power potential

Opinion / Food & Agriculture

What would it take to mainstream "alternative" agriculture?

The industrialized food system, studies have shown, is linked to greenhouse gas emissions, algal blooms, pesticide pollution, soil erosion and biodiversity loss, to name a few ecological troubles. Add...

27 Jul 2016

What would it take to mainstream "alternative" agriculture?

News / Water

Managing the water impact of Asia’s industrial boom

Switching on a light at home, refilling a car with petrol or signing for a package delivery is unlikely to prompt many people to question the impact of their actions on water pollution. But this is a ...

30 May 2017

Managing the water impact of Asia’s industrial boom

News / Energy

Himalayan quest for alternate energy

Thirty years ago, Bhutan, a country of around 780,000 people, saw an opportunity to move away from an agriculture-based economy by harnessing fast-flowing rivers and mountainous gullies to produce val...

30 Mar 2016

Himalayan quest for alternate energy

News / Transport

China’s electric vehicles set for bumpy ride

The statistics are impressive: sales of electric vehicles (EVs) in China are likely to reach 400,000 this year, a more than 150 per cent increase on the figure for 2015. China is now the world’s large...

16 Dec 2016

China’s electric vehicles set for bumpy ride

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

2016: The end of the age of Oil

...Renewables up, fossil fuel stocks down The gap will begin to close between the stock market value of coal, oil and gas companies - still a massive US$5 trillion - and that of the renewable energy sect...

6 Jan 2016

2016: The end of the age of Oil

Opinion / Energy

Why 100 per cent renewable generation won’t bring energy security

...Renewables also have higher risk perception for investors as well as governments. Finally, solar or wind are less reliable than coal or oil because they depend on changing weather patterns, and expens...

8 Sep 2015

Why 100 per cent renewable generation won’t bring energy security

Press Releases / Geothermal Resources Council (GRC)

Early bird registration deadline for GRC annual meeting is this week

The deadline for early-bird rates for registration for the biggest annual geothermal event is this Friday, September 23. The GRC Annual Meeting & GEA GeoExpo+ will bring together geothermal compan...

21 Sep 2016

Early bird registration deadline for GRC annual meeting is this week

News / Cities

Building a bastion of sustainability in Singapore

Coming soon: a hub of sustainability sitting atop the bustling City Square Mall in Singapore's Farrer Park district. This new facility, named the Singapore Sustainability Academy (SSA), will walk the...

1 Sep 2016

Building a bastion of sustainability in Singapore

Press Releases / Renewable NRG Systems

Advanced Lidar solutions to mitigate air pollution in the America

NRG Systems, a global leader in the distribution and service of atmospheric remote sensing solutions, has announced today the U.S. launch of advanced Lidar solutions, introducing powerful new ways to ...

26 Oct 2016

Advanced Lidar solutions to mitigate air pollution in the America

News / Energy

UK wind power can help meet peak winter demand, study says

Analysing past wind speeds and electricity demand, the researchers show that average wind power generally increases with demand during the year. And while wind power does drop in cold, still winter co...

19 Jun 2017

UK wind power can help meet peak winter demand, study says

Opinion / Policy & Finance

Why social inclusion matters for green growth

Ordinary people in many parts of the developing world are feeling more and more left out. While hundreds of millions have been lifted out of extreme poverty since the 1990s, particularly in places li...

12 Aug 2016

Why social inclusion matters for green growth

News / Energy

Efficiency drive can cut a quarter off energy demand

The more renewables a country deploys, the more efficient its energy use, according to a study of the eight countries that consume half of the world’s electricity. The researchers estimate that by com...

14 Sep 2015

Efficiency drive can cut a quarter off energy demand

News / Energy

Powering the solar revolution

With the inking of a historic global climate agreement, the international energy landscape is set for what could be a new era. As 195 nations agree on a low-carbon path to cut greenhouse gas emissions...

8 Jan 2016

Powering the solar revolution

Press Releases / Eco Marine Power

Updated fuel consumption and emissions monitoring software released

As part of the ongoing Blue Star Delos Renewable Energy Innovation Project, Eco Marine Power (EMP) is pleased to announce that the Aquarius Management & Automation System (MAS) installed on Blue S...

25 Jul 2016

Updated fuel consumption and emissions monitoring software released

Press Releases / Black & Veatch

Black&Veatch starts work in Myanmar on SEA's largest solar power plant

Myanmar will be home to Southeast Asia’s largest solar power plant. Black & Veatch was recently appointed by Green Earth Power (Thailand) to provide design and consultancy services for the p...

16 Oct 2015

Black&Veatch starts work in Myanmar on SEA's largest solar power plant

Press Releases / Greenpeace Southeast Asia

New report estimates coal plant emissions kill 2400 Filipinos per year

...renewables through a strong, health-driven energy policy," said Atty. Ipat Luna, a Trustee of HealthJustice-Philippines. “Coal burning is a proven nuisance to health and the climate. The more c...

5 Feb 2016

New report estimates coal plant emissions kill 2400 Filipinos per year

Opinion / Policy & Finance

Show me the climate money

...Renewables mess We will need to invest $16.5 trillion to ensure we don't exceed the 2 degrees milestone now enshrined in the Paris Agreement. How do we unlock this money from the capital markets when ...

21 Dec 2015

Show me the climate money

News / Energy

China's wind power capacity to hit 120 gigawatts by 2015

China's wind power capacity is to hit 120 gigawatts by the end of 2015, according to the National Energy Administration (NEA) on Friday. Zhu Ming, deputy director of the NEA's new and renewable energy...

19 Oct 2015

China's wind power capacity to hit 120 gigawatts by 2015

News / Energy

G20 spends four times more on fossil fuel output than on renewables, think tank says

The G20 countries spend almost four times as much to prop up fossil fuel production as they do to subsidise renewable energy, calling into question their commitment to halting climate change, a think ...

12 Nov 2015

G20 spends four times more on fossil fuel output than on renewables, think tank says

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