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News / Food & Agriculture

Chinese citizens sue government over transparency on Monsanto herbicide

Three Chinese citizens are taking China's Ministry of Agriculture to court in a bid to make public a toxicology report supporting the approval of Monsanto's popular weedkiller, Roundup, 27 years ago. ...

9 Apr 2015

Chinese citizens sue government over transparency on Monsanto herbicide

News / Energy

Mini-hydroplant gets nod

...Renewables Inc. has obtained environmental endorsements for a mini-hydroelectric power plant within the Pamitinan Protected Landscape (PPL) in Rodriguez, Rizal. In a statement, Hydrotec said the Prote...

7 May 2014

Mini-hydroplant gets nod

News / Transport

Chilled air cheaper than diesel for India food transport

India, where half the nation’s fruit and vegetables spoil before getting to market, could reduce food waste by refrigerating vehicles with liquid air at a fraction of the cost of using diesel engines,...

7 Jul 2014

Chilled air cheaper than diesel for India food transport

News / Corporate Responsibility

Ikea charges up rooftop solar ambitions in Australia

Ikea Australia has begun to install solar panels across its seven stores and warehouses in Australia's east coast, and is expecting a total output of 5,495 million kilowatt hours of electricity per ye...

13 May 2014

Ikea charges up rooftop solar ambitions in Australia

News / Carbon & Climate

16 game-changing climate action initiatives announced

These initiatives were announced on Tuesday as winners of the prestigious United Nations’ Momentum for Change climate change award. Winning activities include Fairphone, which is a seriously cool smar...

29 Oct 2015

16 game-changing climate action initiatives announced

News / Policy & Finance

San Carlos Solar, BPI sign bridge loan deal

San Carlos Solar Energy, Inc (SaCaSol) has secured bridge financing for its 22-megawatt (MW) solar power plant in Negros Occidental, according to a statement. The renewable energy developer said it ta...

18 Jul 2014

San Carlos Solar, BPI sign bridge loan deal

Press Releases / WIP Munich

Teun Bokhoven is conference general chairman of EU PVSEC 2014

Teun Bokhoven, President of the Dutch Renewable Energy Federation, is Conference General Chairman of the 29th European Photovoltaic Solar Energy Conference and Exhibition. Teun Bokhoven has over 25 y...

15 Apr 2014

Teun Bokhoven is conference general chairman of EU PVSEC 2014

News / Carbon & Climate

Cut carbon now to avoid climate tipping points

...renewables cheap by comparison. Now researchers from the universities of Exeter in the UK, Zurich in Switzerland and Chicago and Stanford in the US report in Nature Climate Change that they considered...

6 Apr 2015

Cut carbon now to avoid climate tipping points

News / Energy

Post-Fukushima Japan chooses coal over renewable energy

...renewables. A new energy plan approved by Japan’s cabinet on April 11 designates coal an important long-term electricity source while falling short of setting specific targets for cleaner energy from ...

14 Apr 2014

Post-Fukushima Japan chooses coal over renewable energy

News / Policy & Finance

Carbon price, social push needed to curb emissions: economists

China's climate-changing emissions from producing the energy it needs will be as large as the rest of the world's emissions put together over the next 25 years, the incoming director of the Internatio...

10 Jul 2015

Carbon price, social push needed to curb emissions: economists

News / Energy

REC Solar to combine with Elkem after US$640m Chinese buyout

State-owned chemical firm, China National Bluestar, has bought tier-one module manufacturer REC Solar ASA for NOK4.34 billion (US$639 million). REC Solar ASA will be merged with Elkem, the polysilicon...

1 Dec 2014

REC Solar to combine with Elkem after US$640m Chinese buyout

News / Policy & Finance

Japanese corporate network calls for more ambitious GHG reduction target

Japan Climate Leaders' Partnership (Japan-CLP), a Japanese corporate network that aims to achieve a sustainable low carbon society from a business perspective, announced its proposal regarding Japan's...

9 Jun 2015

Japanese corporate network calls for more ambitious GHG reduction target

News / Energy

China unveils energy strategy, targets for 2020

China issued an energy strategy for the upcoming years on Wednesday, and a long list of targets in the hope of building a modern energy structure. The Energy Development Strategy Action Plan (2014-202...

20 Nov 2014

China unveils energy strategy, targets for 2020

News / Energy

Australia should ditch large power stations

Australia should stop building massive power stations as they are energy inefficient and costly structures that are “past their use-by date,” said Laurence Kemball-Cook, chief executive of Pavegen, th...

15 Aug 2014

Australia should ditch large power stations

Press Releases / The Blue Circle Pte Ltd

The Blue Circle enters into partnership with Armstrong Asset Management

The Blue Circle, a vertically integrated renewable energy developer operating in the Mekong Region (Vietnam, Thailand and Cambodia), announced the signing of a partnership with Armstrong Asset Managem...

19 May 2014

The Blue Circle enters into partnership with Armstrong Asset Management

Press Releases / http://www.verdantix.com

IBM, Accenture, Capgemini and CGI lead power utility IT services market

In the North American market for power utility IT services IBM, Accenture, Capgemini and CGI are the market leaders, according to independent analyst firm Verdantix. The benchmark report, Green Quadr...

24 Feb 2015

IBM, Accenture, Capgemini and CGI lead power utility IT services market

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Is it time to abandon two degrees?

No sooner had the climate blogosphere become saturated with analysis of what the recent United Nations summit did or did not accomplish, than a new question took its place: Has the time come to abando...

21 Oct 2014

Is it time to abandon two degrees?

News / Energy

Study: wind farms reduce carbon emissions at negligible cost

A new study of South Australia’s electricity sector has found that wind energy has greatly reduced the state’s carbon emissions without increasing wholesale electricity prices or requiring back-up. So...

8 May 2014

Study: wind farms reduce carbon emissions at negligible cost

News / Energy

India’s solar dream: does the country have enough water?

Enthusiasm for solar energy has grown recently with the dramatic fall in prices of solar photovoltaic equipment and the global drive to switch to ‘cleaner’ energy sources. In India, the government hop...

10 Mar 2015

India’s solar dream: does the country have enough water?

Press Releases / Carbon Trade Exchange

Momentum continues for Carbon Trade Exchange

After a record breaking year in 2014, Carbon Trade Exchange (CTX) is also starting 2015 with a bang, becoming a signatory of the Caring for Climate initiative and announcing the key appointment of Lee...

15 Jan 2015

Momentum continues for Carbon Trade Exchange

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