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Press Releases / Hydro Tasmania

Building power and water infrastructure capability in South Africa

Specialist power and water consulting firm Entura has identified opportunities for the South African city of Durban to increase its use of renewable energy, while at the same time driving down water i...

9 Mar 2015

Building power and water infrastructure capability in South Africa

News / Corporate Responsibility

Mondelez expands use of renewable energy

AMID talk of a looming energy crisis, food-manufacturing firm Mondelez Philippines Inc. (MPI) is expanding its use of renewable energy as part of its Go Green program, the company’s initiative to do b...

9 Mar 2015

Mondelez expands use of renewable energy

News / Carbon & Climate

Global MNCs prepared to pay for carbon

Global multinationals have often been criticised for ignoring the costs of climate change, regarding them as externalities not accounted for in their balance sheets. Today, these companies are singing...

4 May 2016

Global MNCs prepared to pay for carbon

News / Energy

European power is slipping away from King Coal

Coal, the muscle that for two centuries powered Europe’s economic dominance of the world, is steadily losing its grip as cleaner fuels take its place and energy efficiency cuts electricity consumption...

11 Jun 2015

European power is slipping away from King Coal

Singapore Central Business District with joggers

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Singapore's new Climate Action Plan a milestone in its climate journey

Earlier this month, Singapore played host to some 20,000 guests from across the world who descended on the city-state for the World Cities Summit, Singapore International Water Week and CleanEnviro Su...

26 Jul 2016

Singapore's new Climate Action Plan a milestone in its climate journey

News / Energy

Revolutionary fence is set to trap the sea’s power

A British company has announced plans for an array of unique marine turbines that can operate in shallower and slower-moving water than current designs. Kepler Energy, whose technology is being develo...

10 Aug 2015

Revolutionary fence is set to trap the sea’s power

News / Policy & Finance

Who will pay the price for Australia’s climate change policies?

Rowan Foley has spent many years as a ranger and park manager, caring for Uluru–Kata Tjuta National Park Aboriginal lands in the spiritual heart of Australia’s Red Centre in the Northern Territory. He...

4 Sep 2015

Who will pay the price for Australia’s climate change policies?

News / Energy

China: 110 nuclear reactors to be operational by 2030

China will have 110 operational nuclear reactors by 2030, making it one of the largest nuclear energy users in the world by then, a leading power plant builder said on Thursday. Power Construction Cor...

4 Dec 2015

China: 110 nuclear reactors to be operational by 2030

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Sending the right signals: How the Paris agreement can close the emissions gap

The world needs to limit emissions to 30-50 GtCO2e in 2030 to stay within range of limiting global warming to 2 degrees C and prevent some of the worst impacts of climate change. Yet, according to a n...

23 Oct 2015

Sending the right signals: How the Paris agreement can close the emissions gap

News / Energy

Free clean energy credits for data centre users

Data centre solutions provider Digital Realty Trust launched a clean energy credit scheme last month in a bid to encourage more firms to become more mindful of the energy consumption at their data cen...

10 Feb 2015

Free clean energy credits for data centre users

News / Energy

Pakistan harnesses the wind, but struggles to transmit electricity

Swooping expertly under the huge moving blades, the seagulls dived into the water, the sound of their cawing drowned by the rhythmic drone of the huge machine. Set up by the Fauji Foundation, a welfar...

7 Jan 2016

Pakistan harnesses the wind, but struggles to transmit electricity

Press Releases / IBCentre

Central Asia goes solar

More than 2, 200 MW of PV plants’ installed capacity will be built in Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Tadzhikistan, Turkmenistan and Kyrgyzstan together, according to the plans for the devel...

13 Feb 2015

Central Asia goes solar

News / Energy

World leaders urged to kick killer coal habit

...renewables than in coal plants in G7 countries. The report details how many ageing coal plants each G7 country still operates, and how the wealthiest countries of the world can switch to alternatives,...

8 Jun 2015

World leaders urged to kick killer coal habit

Press Releases / Hydro Tasmania

Entura appointed to advise on dam investigation and engineering design

Specialist power and water consulting firm Entura has been selected by the Department of Irrigation of the Government of Nepal and the Asian Development Bank to deliver consulting services for the inv...

12 Nov 2015

Entura appointed to advise on dam investigation and engineering design

News / Transport

'Smart' humps; Clean energy

For most drivers, traffic lights, speed bumps, and car park gantries are a daily crimp on their journey. But for one company, these are viewed as a golden business opportunity - a smart city solution...

15 Sep 2015

'Smart' humps; Clean energy

Opinion / Energy

Nuclear and the energy dilemma

...Renewables and the energy demand In order to achieve the GHG reduction targets, many governments have opted for renewable energy. While the idea is promising, and solar and wind energy capacities have...

8 Jan 2015

Nuclear and the energy dilemma

News / Water

Coal is parching the planet as well as cooking it, says new report

...renewables, which use much less water than coal.

30 Mar 2016

Coal is parching the planet as well as cooking it, says new report

Press Releases / Wind Energy Update

Wind Energy Update O&M Excellence Award winners announced

...Renewables, EDF RE, EDF RS, Enel Greenpower North America, E.ON Climate & Renewables, GE, JP Morgan, Iberdrola, Infigen Energy, Moventas, NextEra Energy, RES Americas, Siemens, UpWind, UVIG and Ve...

24 Apr 2015

Wind Energy Update O&M Excellence Award winners announced

Opinion / Energy

China’s green energy revolution

...renewables’ share of investment reached no less than 59 per cent. Much depends on the success of China’s energy reforms, and in particular on its efforts to build the world’s largest renewable power s...

11 May 2015

China’s green energy revolution

News / Manufacturing

Tetra Pak rolls out world’s first plant-based cartons

Food packaging giant Tetra Pak announced on Wednesday that its carton package manufactured entirely from plant-based raw materials has arrived on the shelves of retail shops in Finland. The Sweden-bas...

20 Jan 2015

Tetra Pak rolls out world’s first plant-based cartons

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