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Press Releases / CSP Today

MNRE and state governments join together to discuss PV policy in July 2012

...ic industry for Phase II of the Solar Mission and state policies. The Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission has significantly contributed to the sustainable growth of India. Specifically, the photov...

30 May 2012

MNRE and state governments join together to discuss PV policy in July 2012

News / Corporate Responsibility

Wesfarmers sets priority on carbon cuts as sales grow

...ing carbon emissions and its environmental footprint are among its top priorities as it continues to report positive momentum for its Coles, Kmart and Officeworks businesses. Managing director Richard...

30 May 2012

Wesfarmers sets priority on carbon cuts as sales grow

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Global warming: Can the accounting industry please do its job?

...itability” is computed without regard to natural capital. As I argued in a previous comment, this is simply astounding and it is incomprehensible why the accounting profession is ignoring its own “tr...

7 Aug 2012

Global warming: Can the accounting industry please do its job?

News / Food & Agriculture

India's new organic revolution takes off

...iodiversity and sustainable agriculture. India's vanishing rural livelihoods, along with its cultural and scientific farming traditions, directly affects the country's rich agricultural biodiversity. ...

26 Sep 2011

India's new organic revolution takes off

News / Energy

Japanese nuclear plant survived tsunami, offers clues

...ile building the tsunami wall," said Ohtomo. "If and when there is a crisis, we can overcome it with all of our might. We don't have to worry beforehand." Still, Fukushima did change public perception...

19 Oct 2011

Japanese nuclear plant survived tsunami, offers clues

News / Water

No hike in water prices this year

...ic Utilities and Sewerage and Drainage Acts. However, Dr Balakrishnan pointed out that "no Minister for the Environment and Water Resources in Singapore can ever give you a (guarantee) that water pric...

10 Apr 2012

No hike in water prices this year

News / Policy & Finance

Samsung, BMW to partner on batteries, software

...ic vehicles at auto shows under its “I” brand, including the i3 and i8 concept cars at the North American premier at the Los Angeles Auto show in November. It unveiled its latest electric vehicle Acti...

29 Feb 2012

Samsung, BMW to partner on batteries, software

News / Water

The urban water course

...ing rivers as their junkyard, and this is very challenging environmentally.” Singapore, with its multitude of high-rise skyscrapers of steel and glass, is a monument to modern, ambitious Asia. It is t...

30 Aug 2011

The urban water course

News / Policy & Finance

Nuclear safety commission chief criticizes Japan's safety regulations

...ity and utilities. The utilities proposed the least expensive safety standards, which in turn were approved by the authorities. This led to a vicious cycle in which the utilities did nothing and justi...

17 Feb 2012

Nuclear safety commission chief criticizes Japan's safety regulations

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News / Water

Canal bounces back from pollution

...ing and increase sanitation at the canal, benefiting more than 1.2 million residents in seven districts. It also helped make the city more beautiful and attract more foreign investors and visitors to ...

20 Aug 2012

Canal bounces back from pollution

News / Transport

Little spark for electric motos

...and Chhai said he’s confident that the popularity of electric vehicles will increase over time. “The technology is improving, the batteries are breaking less, lasting longer and storing more electrici...

7 May 2012

Little spark for electric motos

News / Policy & Finance

Newest Asean fund may be out of reach for Cambodian government

...ibility of AFI lending to private projects, he added. AIF lending was anticipated to be $4 billion through 2020, and with ADB co-financing could be as much as $13 billion, according to the ADB stateme...

7 May 2012

Newest Asean fund may be out of reach for Cambodian government

News / Energy

Abbott rejects renewable energy review

...Institute of Public Affairs on Wednesday the policy should be reviewed "as a matter of urgency" because it increases costs to factories, farmers and households without any benefits. He's previously de...

29 Sep 2011

Abbott rejects renewable energy review

News / Carbon & Climate

Game-changers in ecology research

...ia Wi-Fi, ZigBee, GSM or other wireless communication methods. The start-up has a four-month-old test site at Nanyang Technological University's National Institute of Education (NIE), and is testing t...

17 Jul 2012

Game-changers in ecology research

News / Policy & Finance

IEA lays out blueprint for biofuel

...inably." "Scale and efficiency improvements will reduce biofuel production costs over time. In a low-cost scenario, most biofuels could be competitive with fossil fuels by 2030. In a scenario in which...

25 May 2012

IEA lays out blueprint for biofuel

News / Policy & Finance

ACCC rejects claim of 25% power bill rise from carbon tax

...icity bill for his firm, which specialises in energy-intensive electroplating. When asked about it by a News Limited journalist he had arrived at the $70,000 figure by multiplying the $23 carbon price...

12 Jun 2012

ACCC rejects claim of 25% power bill rise from carbon tax

News / Transport

EU carbon aviation law foes press ahead with global alternative

...ition to the ETS, but also indicated that there is a lot of interest among countries in continuing to work on the suite of activities in ICAO," the senior US official said in a news briefing. Joining ...

1 Aug 2012

EU carbon aviation law foes press ahead with global alternative

Opinion / Policy & Finance

Look what's now patently obvious in cleantech

...ip and/or acquisition Investors can verify the protection (and defensibility) of their portfolio companies’ IP and potentially find new investment opportunities in cleantech sectors rife with innova...

3 Oct 2012

Look what's now patently obvious in cleantech

News / Transport

Airlines urge UN deal to avert carbon trade war

...inaction at the United Nations' aviation standards agency, the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), which has yet to find a global solution to tackling airline emissions. Tyler said ICAO'...

12 Feb 2012

Airlines urge UN deal to avert carbon trade war

Press Releases / Veolia Water

ELGA to deliver innovative water purification at new Singapore General Hospital expansion

...ity, flexibility and economy. It is suitable for a range of applications requiring type I, type II and type III water. MEDICA® water purification systems are specifically designed for use with clinica...

28 Jun 2012

ELGA to deliver innovative water purification at new Singapore General Hospital expansion