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News / Carbon & Climate

NZ gov't greenhouse gas target too low, say critics

The New Zealand government announced an "ambitious" new greenhouse gas emissions target on Tuesday, but critics said the country was still failing to do its fair share to combat climate change. Climat...

8 Jul 2015

NZ gov't greenhouse gas target too low, say critics

News / Energy

New fire safety rule could extinguish Singapore's solar sector

Singapore’s solar companies are up in arms about an upcoming government regulation which they say will sound the death knell for a sector that’s only starting to take off. Industry sources told Eco-Bu...

20 Mar 2015

New fire safety rule could extinguish Singapore's solar sector

News / Energy

World of clean energy ‘feasible’ by mid-century

A global low-carbon energy economy is not only feasible, it could double electricity supply by 2050 while actually reducing air and water pollution, according to new research. Even though photovoltaic...

13 Oct 2014

World of clean energy ‘feasible’ by mid-century

News / Energy

Ministry urged to assess impact of Mekong River damming

Deputy Prime Minister Hoang Trung Hai has told the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment to assess impact of hydropower damming in the mainstream Mekong River on residents in the downstream. T...

9 Mar 2015

Ministry urged to assess impact of Mekong River damming

News / Cities

Climate pledges from cities at record high weeks ahead of Paris talks

Cities and regions are offering record numbers of commitments to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions and build resilience to climate change, according to new figures from the United Nations. The pledges o...

16 Nov 2015

Climate pledges from cities at record high weeks ahead of Paris talks

News / Energy

Aquino unveils ‘world’s largest solar powered mall’

...renewables contradicting. The Power for People campaign network has issued a statement on Monday, contesting that Aquino's claim of a looming energy shortage during the summer is not substantiated by ...

28 Nov 2014

Aquino unveils ‘world’s largest solar powered mall’

News / Energy

Tepco may spin off hydroelectric, renewable energy division

Tokyo Electric Power Co is considering spinning off its hydroelectric and renewable energy division when it switches to a holding company in April 2016, informed sources said Tuesday. A rehabilitation...

13 Aug 2014

Tepco may spin off hydroelectric, renewable energy division

News / Corporate Responsibility

Lego to drop Shell contract but criticises Greenpeace

Denmark's Lego has said it would not renew a branding contract with oil major Royal Dutch Shell in the wake of comments from environmental lobby Greenpeace saying the toymaker had fallen in with "bad ...

10 Oct 2014

Lego to drop Shell contract but criticises Greenpeace

Press Releases / Designing City Resilience

City resilience challenges that will resonate across the world

Chief Resilience Officers and senior government officials attending Designing City Resilience in London on 16 and 17 June 2015 will work with an international audience of experts to change the way cit...

6 May 2015

City resilience challenges that will resonate across the world

Press Releases / Clenergy International

Clenergy receives thank you letters from Fijian school children

Clenergy recently received thank you letters from the children at Natusara and Namamanuca Primary Schools in Fiji. Rob Edwards from It’s Time Foundation has worked tirelessly to deliver his com...

3 Oct 2014

Clenergy receives thank you letters from Fijian school children

News / Energy

World’s first cleantech exchange launched in Singapore

To accelerate the adoption of low-carbon technologies in Asia, the Asian Development Bank (ADB) has set up the world’s first online marketplace that will link global cleantech companies with prospecti...

5 Dec 2014

World’s first cleantech exchange launched in Singapore

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Building climate trust

In less than 80 days, world leaders will have the opportunity to strike a once-in-a-generation agreement in the fight against climate change. The United Nations Climate Change Conference in Paris in D...

28 Sep 2015

Building climate trust

News / Energy

Longest transmission link delivers renewable power

ABB has commissioned the converter stations to the 3,150 megawatt Rio Madeira High Voltage Direct Current (HVDC) link in Brazil. At approximately 2,400 kilometers, the power connection is the longest ...

23 Sep 2014

Longest transmission link delivers renewable power

News / Energy

China overtakes Germany as world's biggest solar market

...renewables, China has the potential to demonstrate to the world that economic growth is possible while sharply reducing the emissions that drive unhealthy air pollution and climate change,” Lunyan Lu,...

14 Aug 2014

China overtakes Germany as world's biggest solar market

News / Energy

Germany to invest in hydro power project in Indonesia

German Ambassador to Indonesia Georg Witschel said his country will invest EUR 175 million (US$220 million) in hydro power projects in Indonesia. "Germany has just committed EUR 175 million in the for...

31 Oct 2014

Germany to invest in hydro power project in Indonesia

News / Energy

Solar giant to close Australian R&D unit

A giant Chinese solar energy firm, originally based on Australian technology, plans to close its local research arm amid concerns about the future of renewable energy in the country. Suntech, founded ...

25 Aug 2014

Solar giant to close Australian R&D unit

News / Energy

New research could save chemical industry $1.4 billion in energy costs

...renewables and microgrids, which received $15 million in funding from the Singapore government on Tuesday. The researchers from NTU’s Energy Research Institute won funding for a project to develop a c...

23 Oct 2014

New research could save chemical industry $1.4 billion in energy costs

Opinion / Policy & Finance

Cleaner, greener, and richer

In the past, action to combat climate change was viewed largely as running counter to economic growth, with “going green” implying a sacrifice of prosperity for the sake of the environment. Today, we ...

22 Sep 2014

Cleaner, greener, and richer

News / Policy & Finance

Solar emerging as attractive investment for retirement

...renewables projects - a form of debt instrument offered by companies based on credit worthiness - compared to a typical managed pension fund. Steve Wilks, director of finance at EvoEnergy, said they e...

30 Sep 2014

Solar emerging as attractive investment for retirement

News / Energy

Small hydropower ‘safer’ than big dams in the Himalayas

Small hydropower (SHP) is considered safer than big dams in India’s quake-prone western Himalayas, but projects to build them get bogged down by administrative delays and other factors, says a new stu...

2 Jul 2015

Small hydropower ‘safer’ than big dams in the Himalayas