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News / Carbon & Climate

Emissions rise as coal makes a comeback

Carbon emissions from Australia's main power market have increased for the first time in two years as coal makes a comeback in the country's energy mix, according to energy consultants Pitt & Sher...

7 Mar 2014

Emissions rise as coal makes a comeback

Press Releases / Reed Exhibitions UAE

UBIFRANCE to organise two French pavilions at WFES and IWS 2014

UBIFRANCE, the French Agency for export development, has planned to organise two pavilions at the 2014 edition of the World Future Energy Summit (WFES) and the International Water Summit (IWS), to be ...

6 Jan 2014

UBIFRANCE to organise two French pavilions at WFES and IWS 2014

News / Carbon & Climate

Carbon credits give $664 benefits per tonne, Imperial says

Carbon-reduction projects generate benefits beyond climate protection of about $664 per metric tonne of emissions, according to an Imperial College London University survey. The study into 59 projects...

4 Sep 2014

Carbon credits give $664 benefits per tonne, Imperial says

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

4 ways the Green Climate Fund can make its investments count

The Green Climate Fund (GCF) has big ambitions: It aspires to become the main global fund for providing climate change finance, contributing to activities like the design of resilient cities and the e...

3 Mar 2014

4 ways the Green Climate Fund can make its investments count

News / Energy

Ministry of Energy extends incentive programme until 2021

Thailand’s solar water heater subsidy programme, which started in 2008, will continue until 2021. The subsidy will gradually decrease from currently 25 per cent of the investment costs to 15 per cent ...

3 Feb 2014

Ministry of Energy extends incentive programme until 2021

News / Energy

AFC Energy in talks with Korean companies to supply fuel cells

...renewables targets, Williamson said. “If the targets aren’t reached then a fine is imposed which escalates year-on-year.” AFC is hoping it can secure contracts to mimic the success of North American f...

28 Mar 2014

AFC Energy in talks with Korean companies to supply fuel cells

Press Releases / Wind Energy Update

Offshore wind’s major stakeholders announce key growth strategies

...Renewables, Vattenfall and other major stakeholders are putting major focus on construction of offshore wind for the next 12 months, the results highlight logistics management within construction as a...

20 Jun 2014

Offshore wind’s major stakeholders announce key growth strategies

Videos / Energy

ABB set to power Canada’s largest solar photovoltaic plant

ABB, a multinational power technologies company, secured on Tuesday a contract to supply a 100-megawatt photovoltaic solar project from Canadian Solar Solutions valued at US$80 million. The order – pl...

6 Nov 2013

ABB set to power Canada’s largest solar photovoltaic plant

News / Energy

Tasmania wants to use 100 percent renewable energy by 2020

Tasmania has given the climate community something to smile about after months of frowning toward Australia. Since being elected in September, Prime Minister Tony Abbott has been waging an anti-climat...

28 Nov 2013

Tasmania wants to use 100 percent renewable energy by 2020

News / Energy

Breakthroughs needed for green business

Indonesia needs significant breakthroughs to promote green business practices and lure more sizeable pro-environment investment, a business group says.The Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (...

28 Nov 2013

Breakthroughs needed for green business

Press Releases / Designing City Resilience

How do cities grow and remain attractive to inward investment?

Cities must take responsibility for understanding and managing their risk from natural disasters, if they are to grow and remain attractive to inward investment, says Greg Lowe, Executive Director in ...

1 Jun 2015

How do cities grow and remain attractive to inward investment?

Press Releases / Urban Green Energy

UGE & Whole Foods Market enter into groundbreaking energy partnership

The new Whole Foods Market in Brooklyn is illuminated by UGE’s hybrid wind and solar streetlights and customers can charge cars at UGE’s renewable EV charging stations Brooklyn, NY - Exec...

23 Dec 2013

UGE & Whole Foods Market enter into groundbreaking energy partnership

Press Releases / Sunlabob Renewable Energy, Ltd.

Solar power mini-grid opens energy access in rural Laos

Sunlabob Renewable Energy and Fondation Energies pour le Monde partner to deliver reliable electricity to 500 residents of remote Lao village Vientiane, Laos – Sunlabob Renewable Energy and Fon...

30 Oct 2013

Solar power mini-grid opens energy access in rural Laos

News / Carbon & Climate

Saving forests not enough to stop carbon imbalance

Foresters may be guardians of the planet, but they may need to think about more than just the forests to reduce the threats from climate change. New research suggests that a policy that protects the p...

24 Nov 2014

Saving forests not enough to stop carbon imbalance

Opinion / Energy

Why solar is the way forward for Southeast Asia

...renewables, ABB is convinced that solar energy will play an important role in decoupling economic growth from environmental impact. With a presence in the solar industry dating back to the 1990s, we h...

20 May 2014

Why solar is the way forward for Southeast Asia

News / Transport

Nagpur gets India's first ethanol-run bus

Launching India's first ethanol-run bus in the city on a pilot basis, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari has said that a Bill to make provision for running vehicles on biofuels and hybrid electric would be ...

25 Aug 2014

Nagpur gets India's first ethanol-run bus

News / Food & Agriculture

In Indonesia, corporate commitment to sustainable palm oil

It is the most debated of oils. For many environmentally conscious consumers in developed countries, it is something to boycott, associated with the destruction of orangutan habitat. For poor families...

29 May 2015

In Indonesia, corporate commitment to sustainable palm oil

News / Manufacturing

In future, clothes could be made from sugar

Researchers at the Institute of Bioengineering and Nanotechnology (IBN) have discovered a new chemical process that can convert adipic acid directly from sugar.Adipic acid is an important chemical use...

2 Apr 2014

In future, clothes could be made from sugar

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

There's hope at the end of the world as we know it

Media coverage around the release of the latest Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report and the National Climate Assessment has, for the most part, been clear and concise with a strong core m...

14 May 2014

There's hope at the end of the world as we know it

News / Water

China’s bottled water industry to exploit Asia’s water tower

Tibet wants to bottle up much more of the region’s water resources, despite shrinking glaciers and the impact that exploitation of precious resources would have on neighbouring countries. This week th...

30 Oct 2015

China’s bottled water industry to exploit Asia’s water tower