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News / Energy

Singapore: ExxonMobil to raise 'green' diesel output

...11 billion Singapore refinery and petrochemicals facility already being its largest manufacturing site worldwide - is adding yet another major diesel hydrotreater plant to ramp up production of 'green...

24 Nov 2010

Singapore: ExxonMobil to raise 'green' diesel output

Opinion / Green Buildings

Demystifying the concept of sustainable construction

...1. Preserving the terrain/vegetal coverage: Most construction project managers still choose the easiest and most destructive option of clearing all vegetation from a construction site. We must underst...

23 Jun 2011

Demystifying the concept of sustainable construction

News / Policy & Finance

Japan's nuclear energy debate: some see spur for a renewable revolution

...10-2011 issued by Worldwatch Institute – a trend that is expected to continue. “Even if in Japan, solar and wind power are more expensive, nuclear needs higher safety standards and much higher liabili...

3 May 2011

Japan's nuclear energy debate: some see spur for a renewable revolution

News / Food & Agriculture

Sustainable coral nurseries ensure future of Philippine coral reefs

...17,500 kilometers of coastline, the potential to transform the Philippines' coral reefs into "rainforests of the sea" as a significant mitigating factor against global warming is mind boggling. Compar...

28 May 2011

Sustainable coral nurseries ensure future of Philippine coral reefs

Opinion / Policy & Finance

Yudhoyono needs to walk the green talk

...1 billion (S$1.4 billion) in compensation. Deforestation and peatland conversion is widely acknowledged to be a major cause of greenhouse gas emissions. But not everyone is impressed with the agreemen...

18 Jun 2010

Yudhoyono needs to walk the green talk

News / Water

Desalination plants lose $1m a week

...1.6m through depreciation last financial year. Taxpayers also spent $118m -- or more than $2m a week -- on interest payments for drought-proofing projects last financial year. The $2.5 billion Western...

13 Oct 2010

Desalination plants lose $1m a week

News / Policy & Finance

India expects to break logjam in climate talks

...10 would be one of the top three hottest years on record. India recently released a plan that countries -- rich or rapidly developing -- that contribute more than 1 percent of global greenhouse gases ...

2 Dec 2010

India expects to break logjam in climate talks

News / Green Buildings

Green game changer or sun blocker?

...1800-2000 square metres in Grosvenor Place, 1300-1700 in Chifley Tower and 1400-1600 in Governor Macquarie Tower. To get them, the long sides of the rectangular building run 85 metres east to west, 30...

13 Nov 2010

Green game changer or sun blocker?

News / Carbon & Climate

Way forward to a low-carbon economy: tax incentives in Singapore

...11 per cent by 2020 and by 16 per cent cut when or if a global agreement is reached. The Economic Strategies Committee (ESC) report suggests that Singapore is likely to adopt a blend of various initia...

18 Feb 2010

Way forward to a low-carbon economy: tax incentives in Singapore

News / Policy & Finance

Carbon trading lurches off course

...1. In 2007, the New Zealand Stock Exchange had created a venture known as Time Zone One, or T.Z.1, to provide a trading system for credits created by the Kyoto Protocol on climate change and to develo...

1 Sep 2010

Carbon trading lurches off course

News / Policy & Finance

Q+A: Has the green campaign hurt SE Asia's palm oil sector?

...11. Here are some questions and answers on the issue: What have green groups achieved so far? A strong green lobby has convinced EU lawmakers to impose rules preventing palm-biofuels from top producer...

21 Oct 2010

Q+A: Has the green campaign hurt SE Asia's palm oil sector?

News / Carbon & Climate

Malaysia: Conservation and development in tug-of-war

...10 per cent of Sarawak, or 1.28 million ha, is peatland. Wetlands International said two-thirds of it had been forested, but from 2005 to last year, almost 353,000ha were cleared. 'In just five years,...

23 Feb 2011

Malaysia: Conservation and development in tug-of-war

News / Energy

$30bn hit to make power greener

...11bn and force the shutdown of 10 per cent of the nation's electricity generating capacity. Details of the modelling came as Julia Gillard branded Tony Abbott a climate change "denier" who was tryi...

23 Mar 2011

$30bn hit to make power greener

News / Energy

Cities are world's biggest source of carbon emissions, Hong Kong CEO says

...12 percent and 19 percent from 1990 levels, short of the range of 25 percent to 40 percent it says is needed. Chinese Polluters New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg said he’s impressed that Chinese m...

5 Nov 2010

Cities are world's biggest source of carbon emissions, Hong Kong CEO says

News / Policy & Finance

Renewable projects see shift from carbon-based models

...10, new financial investments in clean energy totalled $65 billion, an increase of 22 percent over the same period in 2009, according to a report from UNEP SEFI and Bloomberg New Energy Finance. While...

4 Nov 2010

Renewable projects see shift from carbon-based models

News / Energy

Biofuels development: Singapore powering ahead, but gaps remain

...1 per cent of traded energy, or about 20 billion gallons a year, and a US$40 billion (S$51 billion) market. But it is expected to reach 144 billion gallons per year by 2022, based on standards set ...

19 Mar 2011

Biofuels development: Singapore powering ahead, but gaps remain

News / Food & Agriculture

'Climate change affecting crop'

...10, the total production slid to 13.65 MT and 13.170 MT respectively from 27.071 MT in 2005-06 and 21.994 MT in 2007-08," said Tendulkar. Madhav Sahakari, president of Goa Cashew Processors Associatio...

23 Aug 2010

'Climate change affecting crop'

Press Releases / Eco-Business

DNVPS goes green with DHL

...16 percent, while hazardous wastes were down 4 percent. DNVPS employees in the same period also helped realize a 17 percent CO2 emission reduction per person – from 1.2 tons to 1 ton – within DNV’s 30...

18 Feb 2011

DNVPS goes green with DHL

News / Policy & Finance

Least developed countries set to enter global green economy

...1.9 percent a year during the 1990s, to an annual increase of 1.35 percent over the period 2000 to 2005. The report, "Why a Green Economy Matters for the Least Developed Countries," finds that new opp...

9 May 2011

Least developed countries set to enter global green economy

News / Energy

Maersk to use cleaner fuel in its Hong Kong shipping

...1 million a year. “We feel this is a good investment to get the ball rolling,” Tim Smith, chief executive of Maersk Line’s North Asia operations, said in an interview. “The wheels of government turn v...

7 Sep 2010

Maersk to use cleaner fuel in its Hong Kong shipping