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Waste
Plastics recycling and cutting through the “green smoke”
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Renewables
in Sydney, one of only two Australian firms taking “red bin” general household waste – including organics for compost, batteries, aluminium and plastics – and processing it into a number of...
7 Oct 2014
Plastics recycling and cutting through the “green smoke”
Opinion /
Cities
Cities are the core of Malaysia’s green future
The biggest and best opportunities are most often found in cities. This is the view that is driving increasing levels of urbanisation around the world, especially in Asia, which has the world’s fastes...
11 Aug 2014
Cities are the core of Malaysia’s green future
Press Releases /
CSP Today
MENA solar market to be worth $50 billion by 2020
According to a Middle East Solar Industry Association report launched today, the solar industry in the Middle East is set to be worth 50 billion dollars. This makes it the highest wealth solar market...
24 Jan 2014
MENA solar market to be worth $50 billion by 2020
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Carbon & Climate
Mind the climate gap – it’s got wider
The United Nations says it is “less and less likely” that global greenhouse gas emissions will be low enough by 2020 to stop the atmosphere warming beyond the internationally-agreed safety threshold –...
6 Nov 2013
Mind the climate gap – it’s got wider
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Energy
Two Pakistani wind farms achieve CDM registration
Two wind energy projects in Pakistan have successfully registered under the United Nations' carbon credit scheme, making the wind farms the first of its kind for the South Asian nation. Umwelt-Projekt...
15 Aug 2013
Two Pakistani wind farms achieve CDM registration
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
The Davos apocalypse
FORT LAUDERDALE – At the World Economic Forum’s annual meeting in Davos last month, leading participants called for a rapid shift to cleaner energy to tackle climate change. There is something unsettl...
19 Feb 2014
The Davos apocalypse
Opinion /
Energy
Solar revolution led by outer suburbs
Households across the country are putting solar panels on their roofs at a rate that has exceeded all expectations. This year we hit 1 million rooftops with photovoltaic (PV) solar panels, up from jus...
5 Aug 2013
Solar revolution led by outer suburbs
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Carbon & Climate
The third carbon age
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Renewables
, just as oil had long since superseded the Age of Coal. President Obama offered exactly this vision in a much-praised June address on climate change. True, fossil fuels will be needed a lit...
9 Aug 2013
The third carbon age
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Transport
China extends electric-car subsidies to fight air pollution
China will give more subsidies for electric vehicles than previously announced as part of government plans to tackle pollution. Shares of BYD Co rose. Subsidies for 2014 will be cut by 5 per cent, ins...
11 Feb 2014
China extends electric-car subsidies to fight air pollution
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Energy
Coalition may back West Australia energy
Taxpayers' money could help underwrite projects that burn household rubbish to produce electricity after the Federal coalition put its weight behind the contentious technology. Shadow environment mini...
17 Jul 2013
Coalition may back West Australia energy
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Energy
Solar lanterns replace kerosene lamps in Indian urban slums
An Indian social enterprise start-up is helping people living in urban slums to use clean energy by changing their kerosene lamps for solar lanterns and wood fires for more efficient cooking stoves th...
16 Apr 2014
Solar lanterns replace kerosene lamps in Indian urban slums
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Energy
Wind industry angered over red tape
Wind energy producers are in a twist after being forced to demonstrate they are operating within noise limits every time they seek to cash in renewable energy certificates. As of the start of June, al...
29 May 2013
Wind industry angered over red tape
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Energy
Battery-stored solar power sparks backlash from utilities
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renewables
by requiring utilities to buy electricity from consumer solar installations, typically at the same price that customers pay for power from the grid. The policy, known as net metering, offer...
8 Oct 2013
Battery-stored solar power sparks backlash from utilities
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Energy
Nuclear waste gets expensive
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renewables
offer cleaner power while avoiding the dangers of radioactivity and nuclear waste disposal. Others, including new converts who now support the industry, believe the threat of climate change...
14 Feb 2014
Nuclear waste gets expensive
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Carbon & Climate
APRIL plans sustainable forestation
Asia’s second-largest pulp and paper manufacturer, Asia Pacific Resources International Ltd. (APRIL), has announced new policies to boost reforestation efforts and sustainable wood sourcing amid criti...
26 Mar 2014
APRIL plans sustainable forestation
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Energy
Renewables
investment seen tripling amid supply glut
The plunge in the cost of wind and solar power that bankrupted more than two dozen manufacturers is forecast to spur a tripling of investment in
renewables
by 2030 and to reduce the grip fossil fuels ...
22 Apr 2013
Renewables investment seen tripling amid supply glut
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Energy
Singapore launches first cleantech incubator
Budding cleantech entrepreneurs in Singapore will soon get dedicated help to transform their ideas and solutions into reality with the launch of Singapore's first cleantech incubator. The Sustainable ...
30 Oct 2013
Singapore launches first cleantech incubator
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Energy
Oil prices: eventually the Gulf states will run out of power
Oil prices have now almost halved in six months to below $60/barrel thanks to OPEC’s refusal to cut production. This means all the member countries are revising their government spending policies. Whi...
7 Jan 2015
Oil prices: eventually the Gulf states will run out of power
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Green Buildings
New BCA scheme to help construction companies go green
A scheme to get small construction firms to adopt green work practices and be gracious was launched on Thursday by the Building and Construction Authority (BCA). Under the voluntary scheme, firms are ...
11 Apr 2014
New BCA scheme to help construction companies go green
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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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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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Corporate Responsibility
Palm oil and primates, can they coexist?
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Conservation efforts embedded within Southeast Asia’s plantation landscapes are showing that wildlife and agriculture can coexist, but experts …
Palm oil and primates, can they coexist?
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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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Carbon & Climate
Carbon crossroads: Petrochemicals boom tests Indonesia’s climate goals
As the country walks a tightrope between growth and environmental impact, decarbonising its petrochemicals industry is a key …
Carbon crossroads: Petrochemicals boom tests Indonesia’s climate goals
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