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Phasing out cookstoves a “win-win” for climate and health, study shows
This is according to a new study that looks at the benefits for climate and human health of reducing emissions from cookstoves in more than 100 countries worldwide. The authors, from the University of...
2 Feb 2017
Phasing out cookstoves a “win-win” for climate and health, study shows
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European nuclear industry forum ATOMEX opens in Budapest
The 2015 European Forum of Nuclear Industry Suppliers ATOMEX has just opened in Budapest with the aim of strengthening and further developing its partnership within the European nuclear industry....
8 Dec 2015
European nuclear industry forum ATOMEX opens in Budapest
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Walker Corp, Pembroke and Charter Hall part of Westpac’s new $500 million climate bond
Three of Australia’s leading property owners now have buildings in the climate bond family thanks to Westpac’s first directly issued climate bond for A$500 million. In late breaking news on Wednesday ...
6 Jun 2016
Walker Corp, Pembroke and Charter Hall part of Westpac’s new $500 million climate bond
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Corporate Responsibility
Profiting from people and planet through sustainable means
Big, centralised factories used to dominate the agricultural industry, but Dutch multinational DSM believes that the future of this business lies in smaller, decentralised operations – mainly due to i...
3 Jun 2016
Profiting from people and planet through sustainable means
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Carbon & Climate
COP25: Key outcomes agreed at the UN climate talks in Madrid
Nearly 27,000 delegates arrived in the Spanish capital in early December aiming to finalise the “rulebook” of the Paris Agreement – the operating manual needed when it takes effect in 2020 – by settli...
16 Dec 2019
COP25: Key outcomes agreed at the UN climate talks in Madrid
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Policy & Finance
Australian banks say will support low-carbon lending
Two of Australia's major banks on Thursday announced initiatives to support the transition to a low-carbon economy, moves which could make it harder to finance the country's coal industry. Top lender ...
5 Nov 2015
Australian banks say will support low-carbon lending
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Waste
Could bio-toilets solve India's sanitation problems and save the Yamuna river?
Can massive amounts of human excrement be transformed and used to tackle waste management challenges? India is currently addressing this issue by channelling it into composting systems through the use...
11 Nov 2016
Could bio-toilets solve India's sanitation problems and save the Yamuna river?
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Cities
How to globalize the sustainable city
This is life in a sustainable city. You weave through other cyclists each morning on a seamless network of cycle tracks that bring you straight to work at a renewable-energy start-up. The air is fresh...
5 Jul 2016
How to globalize the sustainable city
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Manufacturing
Can cement clean up its act?
Cement is the most widely used substance on the planet after water. It is also one of the most polluting – producing between 5-8 per cent of global greenhouse gas emissions, more than twice than that ...
17 Jun 2016
Can cement clean up its act?
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Energy
Australia's war on wind farms threatens biggest renewable project
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott's hostility to "visually awful" wind farms has sent a chill through the industry and could jeopardize the country's biggest renewable energy project, a $2 billion...
21 Jul 2015
Australia's war on wind farms threatens biggest renewable project
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India Bhutan hydropower cooperation fraying at the edges
Narendra Modi’s first foreign visit as Indian Prime Minister was to India’s small neighbour, Bhutan. One reason was strategic, with the landlocked Himalayan country lying on the border with China, jus...
10 Oct 2016
India Bhutan hydropower cooperation fraying at the edges
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Policy & Finance
Help at hand for countries desperately seeking climate cash
Several big international funds, including the UN Green Climate Fund, are trying to dole out billions of dollars to countries and communities to help them tackle climate change by adapting to extreme ...
19 Feb 2016
Help at hand for countries desperately seeking climate cash
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Energy
Solar power on a Teesta island
A private firm in Bangladesh is planning to put up a 30 MW solar power plant on Madarer Char, an island formed by sediments brought down from the Himalayas by the Teesta river. A joint venture with a ...
7 Sep 2016
Solar power on a Teesta island
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Manufacturing
Chinese solar panel makers shift to Thailand for growth
Rising costs and steep anti-dumping duties in the United States and Europe, coupled with a desire to expand overseas, are increasingly driving major Chinese solar panel makers' new investments away fr...
25 Jan 2016
Chinese solar panel makers shift to Thailand for growth
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Energy
IREDA to provide low interest loans for rooftop solar projects
The Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency (IREDA) recently launched a loan scheme for Rooftop Solar Photo Voltaic Power Projects. The scheme intends to provide loans at an applicable interest rat...
14 Jul 2015
IREDA to provide low interest loans for rooftop solar projects
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Energy
Energising Singapore's smart nation vision
Singapore has declared ambitions to become the world’s first Smart Nation, where cutting-edge information technology will improve daily life for citizens and deliver greater energy efficiency. But th...
17 Dec 2015
Energising Singapore's smart nation vision
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Energy
4 inspiring ideas to light the world
Rural and low-income communities around the world that are not connected to the electric grid may soon be able to do away with candles, kerosene lamps or even battery-powered lights. A growing list of...
15 Feb 2016
4 inspiring ideas to light the world
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Trilliant honoured for EVN and TNB projects at Asia Utility Week 2016
Two important energy infrastructure projects utilising the Trilliant Smart Grid Communications Platform won top honours at Asian Utility Week 2016. Trilliant was honoured with Ho Chi Minh Power Corpor...
13 Jun 2016
Trilliant honoured for EVN and TNB projects at Asia Utility Week 2016
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Switching to
renewables
– what ASEAN can learn from Nordic nations
With the effects of global climate change being felt across the planet – in the form of water shortages, crop failures, and devastating natural disasters costing billions in economic damages – the glo...
7 Dec 2015
Switching to renewables – what ASEAN can learn from Nordic nations
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Transport
Scoping a smart transport future for NZ
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renewables
in the NZ energy supply, each EV equates to an immediate reduction in national carbon emissions. Charging points have already been put in place in Auckland, and a digital platform called Pl...
17 Aug 2015
Scoping a smart transport future for NZ
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Policy & Finance
Thailand tightens data centre rules as AI boom strains power grid
Higher tariffs, grid guarantees and scrutiny of water use come alongside wider access to renewable power as Bangkok …
Thailand tightens data centre rules as AI boom strains power grid
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Policy & Finance
Singapore dominates Southeast Asia AI funding as investment surges
City-state accounts for nearly all regional Native AI funding, while larger late-stage deals drive capital raised in 2026 …
Singapore dominates Southeast Asia AI funding as investment surges
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Energy
Renewables must lead Malaysia’s coal phase-out to avoid gas lock-in: WEF
As Malaysia moves to retire coal power by 2044, the country has an opportunity to turn retiring coal …
Renewables must lead Malaysia’s coal phase-out to avoid gas lock-in: WEF
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Policy & Finance
Green bonds retain lead in Asia as sustainable debt market diversifies
Green debt still accounts for more than half of Asean+3 sustainable bonds, while issuance outside China rises despite …
Green bonds retain lead in Asia as sustainable debt market diversifies
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Policy & Finance
Philippine anti-online disinformation bill feared to threaten freedom of speech, as calls grow for AI governance
Media advocates urge lawmakers to prioritise instead a comprehensive framework for responsible AI use, with safeguards on transparency, …
Philippine anti-online disinformation bill feared to threaten freedom of speech, as calls grow for AI governance
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Carbon & Climate
India’s critical mineral challenge in a new global resource order
Mineral security is not just about access to resources but about control over value chains. India’s response must …
India’s critical mineral challenge in a new global resource order
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