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Modi advances solar plan for India with $4 billion plant

SunEdison Inc will invest $4 billion to build the biggest solar panel factory in India, advancing Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s effort to rein in pollution by expanding renewable energy. The manufact...

13 Jan 2015

Modi advances solar plan for India with $4 billion plant

News / Energy

India invites bids for $8 billion renewable grid upgrade

India will begin construction this year on an $8 billion project backed by Germany’s development bank to upgrade its grid to handle a more than doubling of renewable power capacity by 2022. Power Grid...

8 Aug 2014

India invites bids for $8 billion renewable grid upgrade

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

News / Energy

Chinese firm gets IBN nod to develop West Seti Hydro Project

A meeting of the Investment Board Nepal chaired by Prime Minister Sushil Koirala today paved the way for a Chinese company to develop the 750-megawatt West Seti Hydroelectric Project in joint venture ...

14 Apr 2015

Chinese firm gets IBN nod to develop West Seti Hydro Project

Press Releases / IHS

Top 10 predictions for the 2015 global photovoltaic market

While 2014 remained a challenging time for the solar photovoltaic (PV) industry, it marked an inflection point in the market’s development. According to a new white paper issued by the IHS Sola...

26 Feb 2015

Top 10 predictions for the 2015 global photovoltaic market

News / Energy

Weaker RET would transfer $10b to big power firms, study finds

...renewables investment by 2040 if the RET were reduced. Increased fossil fuel use would swell Australia’s carbon pollution by 154 million tonnes – or 12 million tonnes a year – by 2030, with emissions ...

18 Aug 2014

Weaker RET would transfer $10b to big power firms, study finds

News / Energy

Greenpeace and TEC strip greenwash from energy retailers

...renewables are relatively small and behind the scenes they are actively working to undermine Australia’s Renewable Energy Target.” Mark Byrne, energy market advocate for the TEC, said the guide showed...

20 Aug 2014

Greenpeace and TEC strip greenwash from energy retailers

Opinion / Food & Agriculture

What really matters is FiFo – Fish-in, Fish-out

Global food security is all about sourcing enough protein, on a genuinely sustainable basis, for a population in excess of nine billion people in the second half of this century. There’s now an increa...

9 Nov 2015

What really matters is FiFo – Fish-in, Fish-out

News / Energy

Brahmaptura dams hold back silt, not water

The sounds of concern and assurance were familiar. As China completed building the 510 MW Zangmu hydropower station in Tibet this October, large sections of the Indian media expressed concern about th...

9 Nov 2015

Brahmaptura dams hold back silt, not water

News / Energy

Scientists push boundaries to find alternative energy

Wind and solar energy remain the only obvious replacements for fossil fuels, but recent research shows that scientists are clearly thinking outside the box to come up with future alternatives. They ha...

9 Oct 2015

Scientists push boundaries to find alternative energy

News / Policy & Finance

Finance - the missing piece in green growth puzzle: Achim Steiner

...renewables more economically viable – this is being seen in the shortages of solar technology, and growing investment in the sector in Asia. It remains to be seen if this rapidly developing and urbani...

19 Jan 2015

Finance - the missing piece in green growth puzzle: Achim Steiner

News / Energy

Future grows darker for solar energy growth in Japan

...renewables sector. "I really can't understand what METI is up to. It certainly appears they are trying to kill or at least severely curtail solar development," said Seth Sulkin, President & CEO of...

30 Jul 2014

Future grows darker for solar energy growth in Japan

News / Policy & Finance

Divestment campaign starts to bite

...renewables. See our article South Australia commits to 50 per cent renewables Labor’s shadow energy and resources spokesman Gary Gray also criticised the divestment decisions. “Social responsibility...

10 Oct 2014

Divestment campaign starts to bite

Press Releases / Clenergy International

Clenergy celebrates success at PV Expo Osaka 2014

Clenergy’s Osaka exhibit showcased the company’s classic PV-ezRack solar mounting systems and power electronics equipment, which met with critical praise. The Clenergy exhibit also served...

1 Oct 2014

Clenergy celebrates success at PV Expo Osaka 2014

News / Food & Agriculture

Thai junta asked to crack down harder on rogue seafood industry

In the wake of renewed revelations of slavery aboard Thai-run fishing vessels in Indonesian waters and the discovery of people-smuggling camps and migrant mass graves near the Malaysia-Thailand border...

17 Aug 2015

Thai junta asked to crack down harder on rogue seafood industry

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

The three outcomes that matter at the Paris UN climate talks

The annual climate talks - or COP21 - just began, with forty five thousand people and over one hundred heads of state descending on Paris. The scene at Le Bourget is that of a trade fair, with countri...

4 Dec 2015

The three outcomes that matter at the Paris UN climate talks

Press Releases / GreenBlue Org

Earth Friendly Products joins How2Recycle Label Program

Earth Friendly Products is the newest member to join the quickly expanding How2Recycle Label program. The eco-friendly cleaning product company designs products for the home and for personal use that ...

24 Jun 2015

Earth Friendly Products joins How2Recycle Label Program

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Climate change: a problem we can do something about

Look out of any window in Singapore over the past month and there is no need to read any articles or books to understand what “an environmental problem with no boundaries” means. It is there in the ai...

4 Nov 2015

Climate change: a problem we can do something about

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Growing business commitment to low carbon growth is a bright spot at UN talks in Lima

...renewables. Renewables increasingly commercial “ Low carbon development, once seen an expensive drag on economic growth and a threat to global prosperity, is increasingly understood as an essential ...

12 Dec 2014

Growing business commitment to low carbon growth is a bright spot at UN talks in Lima

Press Releases / Expotrade

Local councils convert 200,000 street lights to smart lighting technology

More than 200,000 street lights across the country have been fitted with LED technology, forming part of a renewed transition toward greater sustainability and energy efficiency. Brisbane, Hobart, Ad...

16 Sep 2015

Local councils convert 200,000 street lights to smart lighting technology

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