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China tops world in PV installation capacity
China has built the world's largest solar photovoltaic (PV) energy capacity, official data showed on Friday. The country's PV installation capacity amounted to 43.18 gigawatt by the end of last year, ...
15 Feb 2016
China tops world in PV installation capacity
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Carbon & Climate
Mother nature vs climate change
Wetlands, forests, and oceans absorb and store carbon, which makes them a vital asset for countries pursuing the Paris climate agreement’s targets for reducing CO2 emissions. So how can we use them mo...
17 Nov 2016
Mother nature vs climate change
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Energy
Renewables
outpace nuclear in economies making up 45 pct of world population: report
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renewables
than nuclear, it said. In Britain, output from
renewables
, including hydro, surpassed atomic generation "for the first time in decades", while in the United States the share of
renewables
w...
16 Jul 2015
Renewables outpace nuclear in economies making up 45 pct of world population: report
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BioStar Renewables
Health benefits of LEDs contribute to quality senior assisted living
Research has shown that LED lighting has positive effects on health including reducing headaches, nausea, Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias, mood disorders, stress, vision loss and eye d...
29 Aug 2016
Health benefits of LEDs contribute to quality senior assisted living
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Energy
Fracking pumps up public's climate fears
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renewables
industry. But it seems unlikely that fracking will have an easy ride even in England. A report by the University of Nottingham on public attitudes to the new industry has shown that support...
17 Oct 2016
Fracking pumps up public's climate fears
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Carbon & Climate
Renewables
are raising stop signs
This could be the year when carbon emissions stopped rising and when greater efficiency and a shift to wind and solar power began to slow the rate at which humans dump carbon dioxide from fossil fuels...
8 Dec 2015
Renewables are raising stop signs
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USAID Private Financing Advisory Network Asia
Call for proposals: CTI PFAN Asia forum for clean energy financing
Asia Forum for Clean Energy Financing (AFCEF-7) seeks to nurture entrepreneurs, start-up and existing companies, project teams and consortia with environmentally beneficial business proposals with the...
30 May 2016
Call for proposals: CTI PFAN Asia forum for clean energy financing
Press Releases /
Hydro Tasmania
Contracts signed and work to start on Flinders Island Hybrid Energy Hub
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renewables
when conditions allow, a world-leading breakthrough. The Flinders Island project will use similar technology to that on King Island. It involves integration of wind and solar generation wi...
17 Aug 2015
Contracts signed and work to start on Flinders Island Hybrid Energy Hub
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Water
New study shows significant impact of Chinese dams on Mekong
Large dams on the Mekong River in China’s Yunnan Province have considerable impacts on downstream river flows, new research by myself and colleagues at Aalto University in Finland and published recent...
7 Feb 2017
New study shows significant impact of Chinese dams on Mekong
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Carbon & Climate
Fighting climate change in a Trump era
The Paris Agreement may not be legally binding, and the United States has just elected a climate denier as president, but despite these developments meaningful progress on climate change is still poss...
14 Nov 2016
Fighting climate change in a Trump era
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Energy
Clean energy is win-win for the US
Scientists have worked out how the US could save as many as 300,000 lives by 2030, and get a tenfold return on its investments at the same time. It’s simple. All the nation has to do is what it promis...
14 Mar 2016
Clean energy is win-win for the US
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Energy
Canadians pull the plug on renewable energy scheme
The Canadian province of Nova Scotia, on the country’s Atlantic seaboard, has ended a programme which gave citizens an incentive to produce renewable energy. The decision, which will initially mean lo...
11 Aug 2015
Canadians pull the plug on renewable energy scheme
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Energy
The Blue Circle, EREN eye Thai wind power boom
Renewable energy producers The Blue Circle and EREN Renewable Energy (EREN RE) have agreed to jointly develop a portfolio of wind power projects in Thailand. Singapore-based renewable energy developer...
12 Aug 2015
The Blue Circle, EREN eye Thai wind power boom
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Carbon & Climate
Support for climate technology in the balance as Paris conference nears
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Renewables
actions included feed-in tariffs, investment programmes and grid infrastructure upgrades. Energy efficiency actions included smart grids and energy conservation standards. ‘A few’ countries...
4 Nov 2015
Support for climate technology in the balance as Paris conference nears
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Energy
Why two-faced solar panels are a bright idea
As solar energy prices continue to hit record lows and the market grows more competitive, manufacturers are constantly on the look-out for ways to differentiate their modules from other industry playe...
16 May 2016
Why two-faced solar panels are a bright idea
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Energy
Lighting up rural lives with solar energy
...
Renewables
, YMCA of Singapore, Nanyang Technological University’s Earthlink group, and youth volunteers Aspirants from Youth Corps Singapore, to install the two off-grid systems. Hospitality firm MyLa...
6 Nov 2015
Lighting up rural lives with solar energy
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IMPACT Exhibition Management Co.,Ltd.
The biggest exhibition on FM & green building technology in ASEAN
IMPACT Exhibition Management Co., Ltd. & Sphere Exhibits Pte Ltd (Singapore) are pleased to announce the hosting of two major international exhibitions, comprising of BMAM Expo Asia 2016, the 9th ...
24 Aug 2016
The biggest exhibition on FM & green building technology in ASEAN
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Policy & Finance
China increases climate change aid to developing countries
China is steadily ramping up efforts to assist other developing countries in addressing climate change, a gesture that has received wide welcome. Xie Ji, deputy chief of the Chinese delegation to the ...
11 Nov 2016
China increases climate change aid to developing countries
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Carbon & Climate
Carbon capture could be costly and risky
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renewables
Last December, 195 world leaders agreed in Paris to take action aimed at containing warming to – if possible – 1.5°C. Climate scientists warn that the world must switch to solar power, wind...
18 Feb 2016
Carbon capture could be costly and risky
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Cities
Malaysia's Forest City primed for green development
Malaysia announced that Forest City, a joint venture project by Hong Kong-listed Country Garden Holdings and Johor’s Esplanade Danga 88, will enjoy duty-free zone privileges along with a slew of tax i...
11 Mar 2016
Malaysia's Forest City primed for green development
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COP31 hosts Türkiye, Australia continue to pursue coal expansion ahead of climate talks, says Urgewald report
Though smaller than those of China, India and Indonesia, the COP31 hosts’ coal expansion plans raise questions about …
COP31 hosts Türkiye, Australia continue to pursue coal expansion ahead of climate talks, says Urgewald report
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Energy
Singapore to study geothermal power after survey finds vast potential beneath the city-state
METI minister Tan See Leng also unveiled plans to triple battery storage, a S$75 million fund for cleaner …
Singapore to study geothermal power after survey finds vast potential beneath the city-state
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Energy
Singapore tightens renewable power claims to curb greenwashing, boost clean energy imports
The revised renewable energy certificate standard will build trust in corporate sustainability reporting, Minister of State for Energy, …
Singapore tightens renewable power claims to curb greenwashing, boost clean energy imports
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Carbon & Climate
Mining and extraction threaten global 30x30 target: report
A new report finds that more than 61.5 million hectares of protected areas analysed across tropical countries overlap …
Mining and extraction threaten global 30x30 target: report
Opinion /
Cities
Cities are sinking but citywide averages hide the real problem
Cities worldwide are sinking as groundwater extraction and rapid development drive land subsidence – but stark differences within …
Cities are sinking but citywide averages hide the real problem
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Cities
Climate migrants find little protection in Bangladesh’s cities
Climate migration is often considered an adaptation strategy, as it moves people out of harm’s way from the …
Climate migrants find little protection in Bangladesh’s cities
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