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News / Transport

China to unveil new auto plan, sell 1 mn electric cars

...I'm concerned about the costs of using it and the convenience of car maintenance. So, right now I will not consider buying it." Another customer said: "I will not buy an electric car because I'm worri...

23 Nov 2010

China to unveil new auto plan, sell 1 mn electric cars

News / Carbon & Climate

Flooding rains plain truth of climate change: scientist

...id. Other large cities would suffer water shortages, with 150 million people already living in cities where water is limited. ''Cities need to be more strategic about their location,'' said Neil Adger...

21 Oct 2011

Flooding rains plain truth of climate change: scientist

News / Green Buildings

Green tech has ‘huge economic potential’

...in existing buildings as well. “From auditing several buildings, we have found that there is huge energy savings potential by doing a simple retrofitting exercise,” he said. He also praised i-City’s L...

10 Dec 2010

Green tech has ‘huge economic potential’

Press Releases / CSP Today

CPV case studies to demonstrate roadmap to market success in November

...ity for the technology, and representatives from Sacramento Municipal Utility District, California Public Utilities Commission and Kit Carson Electric Co-operative will be giving their views at the co...

27 Jul 2011

CPV case studies to demonstrate roadmap to market success in November

Opinion / Policy & Finance

Why development aid is not enough, by Erik Solheim

...inancial transactions linked to illegal activities, with profits from organized crime and the trafficking of drugs, weapons, and human beings accounting for a substantial proportion. Moreover, while l...

12 Jan 2012

Why development aid is not enough, by Erik Solheim

News / Cities

Sustainable urban planning MOU signed

...isations highlighted urban planning challenges in Singapore. These include planning with an ageing demographics and increasing population density in mind. They also said private-public partnerships ca...

3 Jun 2011

Sustainable urban planning MOU signed

Press Releases / CSP Today

From Portugal to China: Strengthening markets for CPV

...its first manufacturing plant in Portugal with an annual production capacity of 50MW, and is in the process of consolidating its presence in several countries including Europe, North America, Asia and...

25 Aug 2011

From Portugal to China: Strengthening markets for CPV

News / Policy & Finance

Countries push risk-based rules on oil drilling

...is a view around what is good oilfield practice, that has to be defined within real specific details," Hoffman said. Australia, which uses the safety case system, suffered from a major oil spill in it...

14 Apr 2011

Countries push risk-based rules on oil drilling

News / Energy

New dawn for green energy

...ights, council buildings and offices, libraries, and community centres in participating local government areas. "Gold Coast City Council have shown an interest, Scenic Rim and Ipswich have also indica...

2 Mar 2011

New dawn for green energy

Opinion / Policy & Finance

Path to riches is paved through cities

...ing their farm jobs and subsistence lives for industrial or service jobs in the city, migrants can now live in apartments furnished with appliances. It is true that China is undergoing rapid urbaniz...

28 May 2012

Path to riches is paved through cities

News / Carbon & Climate

Govt's $60m carbon hit

...and fuel efficiency and improving their buildings and practices.'' Ms Milne added, ''Defence, in particular, should look to the Pentagon and note that the US military is one of the leaders in investin...

21 Nov 2011

Govt's $60m carbon hit

News / Energy

Solar to power soldiers in combat

...ight significantly." Prof Blakers said the sliver cells could be used also by civilians. "I would see anyone who needs mobile power, that is military and also non-military applications. "Obviously thi...

11 Aug 2011

Solar to power soldiers in combat

News / Water

Singapore water industry's share of GDP to hit $1.25b

...ies and financing companies. 'Scientific research and support for companies are our strengths,' said Mr Goh Chee Kiong, director of EDB's cleantech division. 'If the agencies continue to band togethe...

27 May 2011

Singapore water industry's share of GDP to hit $1.25b

Press Releases / Heliatek GmbH

Heliatek achieves new world record for organic solar cells with certified 9.8 % cell efficiency

...ible for capturing light in solar cells and converting this light into electricity. The new world record is a clear indication that Heliatek is headed in the right direction. Organic solar cells from ...

6 Dec 2011

Heliatek achieves new world record for organic solar cells with certified 9.8 % cell efficiency

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Don't spoil my Christmas present

...iding any official commitment to limiting its emissions. Many disappointed environmentally-minded Americans accepted this hesitantly, thinking our leaders just needed a bit more time to argue over it....

24 Dec 2010

Don't spoil my Christmas present

News / Waste

Clean-up champion accused of dirty tricks

...ive in who it chose to pursue. ''I am an environmentalist. They know that I do a lot of good things for the environment.'' In documents filed in the Land and Environment Court of NSW, it is alleged he...

10 Apr 2011

Clean-up champion accused of dirty tricks

Opinion / Energy

Oil & gas producers short-changing shareholders by not setting public goals, by David Schatsky

...inability goals to signal their commitment to become sustainability leaders and to compete for superior positioning with their rivals. In dozens of interviews with sustainability executives, however, ...

1 Nov 2011

Oil & gas producers short-changing shareholders by not setting public goals, by David Schatsky

News / Corporate Responsibility

Alexander McQueen and Stella McCartney to follow PUMA's green accounting lead

...in the supply chain. "Reports like this lift the lid for consumers and business on the chain reaction of decision we make day to day and give business the information to prioritise and act," he said. ...

17 Nov 2011

Alexander McQueen and Stella McCartney to follow PUMA's green accounting lead

News / Green Buildings

Green buildings seen as $30 bn-market

...ildings in India was just $4-5 billion. Now it is around $10 billion. And studies show it will increase further to $30 billion over the coming four-five years," said French trade commissioner here, Se...

25 Sep 2011

Green buildings seen as $30 bn-market

News / Water

TIT research team develops technology to purify radioactive water

...Institute of Technology (TIT) has developed technology for purification of water contaminated with radioactivity, and is pursuing studies toward its practical utilization. The technology was develo...

7 Jun 2011

TIT research team develops technology to purify radioactive water