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Korea to build dozens more nuclear power plants
About 18 to 21 more nuclear power plants will be built by 2035, Minister of Trade, Industry and Energy Yoon Sang-jick said in a report to the National Assembly on Tuesday. "We set the proportion of nu...
12 Dec 2013
Korea to build dozens more nuclear power plants
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Policy & Finance
Ex-German diplomat honored for greening Taiwan
The former deputy head of the German Trade Office Taipei, Andreas Gursch, was presented with a Plum Blossom Alien Permanent Residence Certificate by Interior Minister Lee Hong-yuan July 9 in recogniti...
11 Jul 2013
Ex-German diplomat honored for greening Taiwan
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World Bank insurer posts third record year on power projects
...
Renewables
can be an affordable option for many countries,” she said. “We are careful not to support projects that in the end will not be sustainable.” Risk focus MIGA works with private insurers and ...
11 Sep 2013
World Bank insurer posts third record year on power projects
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Energy
Bali urged to improve energy self-sufficiency
In line with its mission to be a "clean and green" and "organic" island, Bali should accelerate its energy and agriculture self-sufficiency programs, an NGO has urged. I Gede Suarja, coordinator of th...
26 Jun 2013
Bali urged to improve energy self-sufficiency
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Carbon & Climate
Climate action: A consensus of the sensible can beat polluters' PR
Last month, the most thorough scientific review of climate science in history was released by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. However, confirmation of clear, dangerous and present epoch...
21 Oct 2013
Climate action: A consensus of the sensible can beat polluters' PR
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UK consulting experts to discuss water scarcity solutions at IWS 2014
Water experts from the United Kingdom have announced they will be sharing their vast knowledge in the area of water scarcity solutions at the International Water Summit (IWS) in Abu Dhabi from 20th - ...
22 Oct 2013
UK consulting experts to discuss water scarcity solutions at IWS 2014
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Energy
Impax considering backing solar companies in China, Europe, US
...
renewables
. Producers have been battling a glut as China raised output even as European subsidies for
renewables
fell because of fiscal austerity. That cut solar panel prices 55 percent in the past tw...
14 May 2013
Impax considering backing solar companies in China, Europe, US
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Policy & Finance
IMF, World Bank heads lend clout to climate change efforts
The world's finance ministers should focus on two elements to tackle climate change: setting the "right price" on carbon emissions and phasing out fossil fuel subsidies, International Monetary Fund ch...
9 Oct 2013
IMF, World Bank heads lend clout to climate change efforts
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SIEW 2013: Expanded line-up of events to discuss new energy horizons
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renewables
, Asia's prospects for energy efficiency, nuclear safety and governance, and the role of government in developing sustainable energy policies. SIEW's partner conferences will also be return...
18 Jul 2013
SIEW 2013: Expanded line-up of events to discuss new energy horizons
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Carbon & Climate
World Bank shares green path with China
China is on the right track to push for economic reforms and tackle environmental pollution, and the World Bank will fully support the nation by providing solutions, World Bank President Jim Yong Kim ...
16 Sep 2013
World Bank shares green path with China
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Policy & Finance
The climate-policy trap
...
renewables
to fulfill its requirements. Instead, most EU countries give higher subsidies to the most costly
renewables
. “ When the EU decides to cut its domestic emissions, part of the reduction simp...
18 Nov 2013
The climate-policy trap
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Energy
Big fall in electricity sector emissions since carbon tax
Australia's greenhouse gas emissions from the electricity sector are down about 7.6 per cent since the carbon tax was introduced in July 2012, or the equivalent of about 14.8 million tonnes. This redu...
5 Feb 2014
Big fall in electricity sector emissions since carbon tax
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Policy & Finance
Green group urges government to use pork for ‘climate-proofing’
Environmental activists on Thursday called on the government to divert “pork barrel” funds for climate adaptation programs. In a statement sent to media, Kalikasan People’s Network for the Environment...
23 Aug 2013
Green group urges government to use pork for ‘climate-proofing’
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Transport
KLIA installs RM200mil solar power system
Malaysia Airports Holdings Bhd (MAHB) and SunEdison today jointly launched Malaysia's first airport solar power system at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport with a total investment of RM200mil. "T...
28 Jan 2014
KLIA installs RM200mil solar power system
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Energy
Scientists oppose clean energy trade barriers
Top-level scientists attending a Nobel Laureates forum in Beijing have urged all countries to push forward development of clean energies, warning trade barriers on new energy development is an unwise ...
16 Sep 2013
Scientists oppose clean energy trade barriers
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Corporate Responsibility
Ikea buys windfarm to power stores in Dublin and Belfast
Flatpack giant Ikea is buying a wind farm to power its outlets in Belfast and Dublin. The Swedish retailer said four large turbines in Carrickeeny, in north west Leitrim, will go into operation next y...
15 Aug 2013
Ikea buys windfarm to power stores in Dublin and Belfast
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Stanford Magnets
Japan builds floating windmills in response to Fukushima
Following the nuclear disaster in 2011, Japan has built a 350-foot-tall floating windmill twelve miles of the coast of Fukushima. It has promised to generate enough electricity to power 1,700 homes. J...
25 Feb 2014
Japan builds floating windmills in response to Fukushima
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Greenshine New Energy LLC
Greenshine New Energy launches SPG series to improve solar streetlight
Greenshine New Energy LLC is delighted to announce the launch of the affordable and portable Solar Powered Generator (SPG) Series for remote external use. Customers no longer have to rely on the utili...
21 Apr 2014
Greenshine New Energy launches SPG series to improve solar streetlight
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Energy
Green energy can help reduce poverty
The Indonesian government has been urged to pay serious attention to the use of renewable energy, especially in rural villages, as it can help drive the economy by creating job opportunities and gener...
12 Apr 2013
Green energy can help reduce poverty
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Energy
Singapore’s Sports Hub marks new dawn for solar industry
Tall enough to fit Changi Airport’s control tower, and wide enough to house four A380 planes parked wing to wing, the Singapore Sports Hub is an iconic addition to the country’s skyline. Viewed from a...
24 Jun 2014
Singapore’s Sports Hub marks new dawn for solar industry
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Carbon & Climate
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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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
EB Studio
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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Policy & Finance
Pax Silica could power a Philippine green industrial hub if planned responsibly, say clean energy industry officials
The proposed artificial intelligence and semiconductor manufacturing hub must drive new renewables, grid upgrades and storage, while protecting …
Pax Silica could power a Philippine green industrial hub if planned responsibly, say clean energy industry officials
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Policy & Finance
Philippines’ proposed climate budget edges up to US$11 billion but tagging questions persist
The planned allocation comes after weeks of monsoon rains and flooding, including in Metro Manila, sharpening questions over …
Philippines’ proposed climate budget edges up to US$11 billion but tagging questions persist
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Carbon & Climate
Indonesia’s captive coal: How to decarbonise its biggest growth sectors?
Nickel-driven captive coal is fuelling Indonesia's EV ambitions. As global carbon rules loom, experts urge the government to …
Indonesia’s captive coal: How to decarbonise its biggest growth sectors?
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