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European cleantech SMEs eye Asean growth
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has fallen in other parts of the world, including in the United States, Asean is experiencing record levels of clean technology, or cleantech, investment. Spurred by a burgeoning middle cla...
9 Sep 2014
European cleantech SMEs eye Asean growth
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Policy & Finance
Inaugural forum to uncover new ways of investing for good
These days, for just US$20 to $25, an ordinary investor looking to use their money for good can buy into funds that finance solar energy or green building projects worldwide, or be a micro-lender via ...
21 Oct 2014
Inaugural forum to uncover new ways of investing for good
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Waste
Waste could fertilise food cost cuts
Researchers in the UK think they may have found a way to produce fertilisers that should cut farmers’ costs and at the same time boost some types of renewable energy. Their scheme, which involves usin...
1 Sep 2014
Waste could fertilise food cost cuts
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Tesla Motors, Model S on display at Australian Energy Storage
It is only two weeks until the Australian Energy Storage Conference and Exhibition opens. To be held at Australian Technology Park in Sydney, 3 – 4 June 2015, the two day conference and exhibiti...
20 May 2015
Tesla Motors, Model S on display at Australian Energy Storage
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Policy & Finance
Responsible investing hits new high in Australia
Ethical investing is on an unstoppable rise in Australia, and responsible investments account for a whopping A$629.5 billion - or half of all assets under management in the countryat the end of 2014, ...
13 Aug 2015
Responsible investing hits new high in Australia
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Electricity’s inevitable
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revolution
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’, Citi thinks solar will soon be the cheapest electricity in many markets, even without government incentives Second, by 2025 we will be 8.1 billion people, compared to 7.2 billion in 2014...
4 Jun 2014
Electricity’s inevitable renewables revolution
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Food & Agriculture
Tomatoes grown with solar power and seawater - Port Augusta Australia
A landmark 20 hectare greenhouse, where tomatoes are grown with solar power and desalinated seawater, will be built at South Australia’s Port Augusta after the signing of an unprecedented 10 year cont...
11 Dec 2014
Tomatoes grown with solar power and seawater - Port Augusta Australia
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Manufacturing
Thousands of carbon-capture plants needed to curb warming
Thousands of power plants and factories will need to be fitted with carbon-capture and storage equipment to limit global warming to safe levels, former World Bank chief economist Nicholas Stern said. ...
11 Dec 2014
Thousands of carbon-capture plants needed to curb warming
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Energy
5 ways energy efficiency is changing the world
Energy efficiency is a term that is ubiquitous in global sustainability efforts and has been identified by the International Energy Agency (IEA) as “the greatest potential” to reduce greenhouse gas em...
6 Apr 2015
5 ways energy efficiency is changing the world
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Cities
Low-energy urbanisation 'can help climate goals'
A study of 274 cities has helped shed light on energy consumption in urban areas and what can be done to make future urbanisation more efficient. Globally, cities are best placed to mitigate emissions...
14 Jan 2015
Low-energy urbanisation 'can help climate goals'
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Energy Market Authority
Registration opens for the Singapore International Energy Week 2014
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into our energy system and the role of energy technologies in sustainability. This adds to a suite of conferences and events which cover the spectrum of today’s global energy priorit...
31 Jul 2014
Registration opens for the Singapore International Energy Week 2014
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Japan expects clean energy to edge out nuclear power
Japan anticipates that by 2030 clean energy such as solar and hydro will generate slightly more electricity for the nation than nuclear power plants. Clean energy sources will supply as much as 24 per...
28 Apr 2015
Japan expects clean energy to edge out nuclear power
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Corporate Responsibility
Buy an LED bulb, shine a light for a child
Starting this month, every LED light purchased at home furnishing giant IKEA’s stores around the world will help shine lights in refugee camps around the world, making them a safer place for many peop...
4 Feb 2015
Buy an LED bulb, shine a light for a child
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Clenergy International
Clenergy releases its solar power station monitoring system
Clenergy recently released its Monitoring System for the Solar Power Station (SPSMS), a smart and easy tool that helps customers manage their Clenergy Solar Power Stations at any time and place. To e...
20 Mar 2015
Clenergy releases its solar power station monitoring system
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The top 10 headlines that shaped 2014
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, and a temporary drop in oil prices would not derail investment in the clean energy sector, said analysts. 7. Winning on deforestation Environmental groups have hailed 2014 as a success st...
24 Dec 2014
The top 10 headlines that shaped 2014
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Sunlabob finalizes Myanmar partnership to strengthen solar offering
This week, Sunlabob Renewable Energy, the Laos-based rural renewable energy specialist, and Relitec, a Yangon-based sustainable energy company, finalized a partnership agreement to collaborate in addr...
27 May 2014
Sunlabob finalizes Myanmar partnership to strengthen solar offering
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Carbon & Climate
CSIRO is poised to slash climate research jobs – experts react
CSIRO is set to cut dozens of jobs from its climate research units, as part of a wider series of job losses. In a message to staff, chief executive Larry Marshall said that the question of human-induc...
5 Feb 2016
CSIRO is poised to slash climate research jobs – experts react
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Energy
Germany struts its renewable stuff
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as tourist attractions. A guidebook is now available, listing about 200 green projects around the country which it thinks are, in the travel writer’s time-hallowed phrase, “worth the detour...
12 Jun 2014
Germany struts its renewable stuff
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Energy
Pakistan: Looking to hydropower to assure more reliable electricity
“We are lucky a local dam will give us cheap and uninterrupted power supply. Currently, we remain without electricity for 14-16 hours every day,” Muhammad Shafique, a schoolteacher in Upper Dir, told...
23 Oct 2015
Pakistan: Looking to hydropower to assure more reliable electricity
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Energy
With smart grids, blackouts are passe: expert
Rapid changes and innovations were taking place in the field of information technology. The recent being the smart grid technology that integrates information technology and standard power electricity...
23 Jul 2014
With smart grids, blackouts are passe: expert
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Indonesia’s wildfires intensify as haze spreads into Malaysia
Fires in Indonesia’s West Kalimantan province have sent haze across the border into Malaysia, where worsening air pollution …
Indonesia’s wildfires intensify as haze spreads into Malaysia
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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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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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Corporate Responsibility
Singapore got old fast, now rethinking who cares for its people
Rapid ageing and digital isolation are pushing businesses beyond traditional corporate giving.
Singapore got old fast, now rethinking who cares for its people
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Carbon & Climate
Why extreme heat could be Asia’s most underestimated health challenge
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As extreme heat intensifies across Asia, it is becoming a growing public health concern, straining health systems and …
Why extreme heat could be Asia’s most underestimated health challenge
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