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News / Policy & Finance

Indonesia green power steams ahead as economy booms

...and renewable energy division at state utility PLN, is busier than ever as an increasing number of foreign and local firms file into his office looking to invest in geothermal, hydro and biomass power...

22 Jul 2011

Indonesia green power steams ahead as economy booms

News / Energy

Trina margin forecast sparks solar sell-off

...ies are rapidly increasing their capacity to produce equipment despite fears that demand could slip this year as countries such as Italy cut solar power subsidies. That is heightening competition in t...

17 May 2011

Trina margin forecast sparks solar sell-off

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Climate change and the soothing message of luke-warmism, by Clive Hamilton

...ic doubt” in the body of scientific knowledge. They express misgivings about the desirability of investments in renewable energy, referring to their “chilling history” and “serious financial and socia...

26 Jul 2012

Climate change and the soothing message of luke-warmism, by Clive Hamilton

News / Energy

Reactors will never reopen, says official

...imistic. ''I hope that safety, stability will be recovered as soon as possible, but I still don't think it is time to say that I think they are going in a good direction or not,'' he said. Compoun...

21 Mar 2011

Reactors will never reopen, says official

News / Water

Stringent water treatment process at Bedok plant: PUB

...ill bacteria and micro-organisms like plankton. The ozonated water then passes through filters to remove finer particles, and chlorine is added to sustain the disinfection, followed by lime and fluori...

22 Jun 2011

Stringent water treatment process at Bedok plant: PUB

News / Carbon & Climate

Australia carbon tax plans spark protests

...iety of views in the community," she said. "We'll see that on display today but pricing carbon is the right thing for our nation's future and that is why I am determined to do it." The prime ministe...

23 Mar 2011

Australia carbon tax plans spark protests

Press Releases / Eco-Business

FAO says traditional crops key to facing climate change

...ions and timing for local potato cultivation. With support from the Benefit-sharing Fund, Potato Park residents are also increasing income-generating activities. Recognition of farmers' work "Farme...

14 Nov 2011

FAO says traditional crops key to facing climate change

News / Carbon & Climate

China, India to trade carbon before U.S., Sandor says

...ion for cap-and-trade in Beijing than I do in this city,” Sandor said today at a carbon markets conference in Washington hosted by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission. “We will see China and Indi...

1 Feb 2011

China, India to trade carbon before U.S., Sandor says

News / Policy & Finance

Leaked cables show nuclear power push

...ity advised the then prime minister Kevin Rudd that no scheme to limit carbon emissions would succeed without the building of civilian nuclear power stations, according to leaked US diplomatic cables....

20 Sep 2011

Leaked cables show nuclear power push

News / Carbon & Climate

Green movement 'not happening fast enough'

...ioxide emissions and reduce its amount in the atmosphere is gaining steam, Pulitzer Prize winning author Thomas L Friedman thinks otherwise. In fact, the 57-year-old New York Times columnist believes ...

25 Jan 2011

Green movement 'not happening fast enough'

News / Water

Radiation spike halts work at Japan nuclear plant

...icial said teams working at the plant believed the radiation rise could be linked either to sludge flowing into the machinery absorbing cesium or a monitoring error caused by nearby pipes carrying con...

18 Jun 2011

Radiation spike halts work at Japan nuclear plant

News / Food & Agriculture

Forest project threatens Indonesian tribes

...ir livelihood and traditions. "I perform all the activities a Dayak will... I will farm and I will grow a bit of cash crop. I go fishing, I love fishing," he said. "When I fish I only take what's enou...

16 Nov 2010

Forest project threatens Indonesian tribes

News / Carbon & Climate

Black, white and green all over: Why skeptics are good for sustainable businesses

...ies. Indirect emissions, meaning emissions that result from a company’s activities but are not under its direct control, are divided between scopes II and III. Scope II includes indirect emissions fro...

17 Feb 2011

Black, white and green all over: Why skeptics are good for sustainable businesses

News / Carbon & Climate

Royal Mail greening guru coming to Singapore

...ignificant amounts of money. BP: Carbon is a narrow definition of sustainability. Did you ever think about biodiversity and Royal Mail’s impact on it? MB: Carbon is a narrow definition of sustainabili...

29 Dec 2010

Royal Mail greening guru coming to Singapore

News / Policy & Finance

OPIC to invest up to $820 mn in India's renewable energy sector

...initiatives, OPIC will make investments to the tune of USD 520 million in India's renewable energy sector, including the solar segment, OPIC President and CEO Elizabeth Littlefield said today. It will...

19 Jul 2011

OPIC to invest up to $820 mn in India's renewable energy sector

News / Transport

Rolls-Royce adding EVs to fleet despite great sales, expansion

...ing into opening a second dealership in Russia and possibly another two dealerships in India. This will be in addition to the two that already exist. Mueller-Oetvoes said he "could well imagine openin...

16 Sep 2011

Rolls-Royce adding EVs to fleet despite great sales, expansion

News / Green Buildings

Christchurch green tool for rebuild

...in New Zealand with the country’s first six star Green Star designed and built office – Te Hononga, the Christchurch Civic Building – representing world leadership in environmentally sustainable desig...

27 Aug 2011

Christchurch green tool for rebuild

News / Policy & Finance

RI, Timor Leste establish cooperation in environment

Indonesian Environmental Affairs Minister Gusti Muhammad Hatta and Timor Leste Economic and Development Minister Joao Mender Goncalves signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) on environment coopera...

24 May 2011

RI, Timor Leste establish cooperation in environment

News / Policy & Finance

Gillard turns on Greens in carbon tax debate

...in Australian politics. Delivering the annual Don Dunstan lecture in Adelaide last night, Ms Gillard compared her political allies to the Coalition and criticised their lack of vision for major refo...

17 Mar 2011

Gillard turns on Greens in carbon tax debate

News / Energy

China nuclear targets to be cut after Fukushima: industry

...ing the Fukushima disaster in Japan in March, industry officials said on Friday. China was originally scheduled to release a revised blueprint for its nuclear sector this year, with many predicting a ...

21 Oct 2011

China nuclear targets to be cut after Fukushima: industry