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Former IEA chair Tanaka at energy week siew 2011

News / Energy

Singapore seeks views on electricity imports

...ies to sustain economic growth, he said. Singapore has moved quickly to diversify its energy mix; it is building its first liquified natural gas (LNG) terminal, ready by 2013, which will allow it to i...

31 Oct 2011

Singapore seeks views on electricity imports

News / Corporate Responsibility

Sabah hotels stop selling shark fin soup

...id, referring to the easy availability of turtle eggs in Sandakan. Sandakan Fishermen Association chairman Phua Peh Chee questioned the practicality of the ban in terms of fishing equipment to avoid s...

14 May 2011

Sabah hotels stop selling shark fin soup

News / Green Buildings

Philippine architects defend ‘green’ from skeptics

...ir and president of the Philippine Green Building Council and proponent of the Building for Ecologically Responsive Design Excellence (Berde) Philippine rating system, said green-building rating syste...

14 Oct 2011

Philippine architects defend ‘green’ from skeptics

News / Policy & Finance

Uncertainty clouds solar company's future

...it is considering ''interim policy measures'' to apply into next year while the Victorian Competition and Efficiency Commission examines the situation. Mr Grant said Mark Group opened its Australian o...

25 Aug 2011

Uncertainty clouds solar company's future

News / Policy & Finance

Take steps for Singapore to go green: Budget 2011 wish list

...ial, commercial and institutional organisations to segregate and recycle all recyclables including food waste. This is the only way Singapore and Singaporeans will get on board and recycle and minimis...

12 Feb 2011

Take steps for Singapore to go green: Budget 2011 wish list

News / Transport

Can solar power help shipping go green?

...it does not fall into one jurisdiction, however the United Nations International Maritime Organization has recently introduced new regulations on fuel efficiency and sulphur emissions that could drive...

24 Jan 2012

Can solar power help shipping go green?

News / Energy

Power companies prepare as solar storms set to hit Earth

...iction Center, a division of the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). He said solar storms this week could affect communications and global positioning system (GPS) satellites...

6 Aug 2011

Power companies prepare as solar storms set to hit Earth

News / Energy

Analysis: Solar installers thrive as panel costs slide

...ilt on residential buildings during the first half of 2011, about 50 percent greater than utility-scale installation. Installations on non-residential buildings were even higher, totaling 373 MW in th...

10 Oct 2011

Analysis: Solar installers thrive as panel costs slide

News / Policy & Finance

Huge Olympic Dam mine expansion wins federal nod

...anded mine by a 320-kilometre pipeline. The SA minister said greenhouse gas emissions and air quality in the region would be monitored stringently. He said legislation to finalise the mine expansion p...

10 Oct 2011

Huge Olympic Dam mine expansion wins federal nod

News / Policy & Finance

Solar power loses shine

...and the company that installed it has offered little explanation. “The after-sales service was very poor. I was basically made to feel like an idiot,” Ms Kee said. She is among the thousands of Austra...

9 May 2011

Solar power loses shine

News / Carbon & Climate

Studies say natural gas has its own environmental problems

...ies and upgraded pipe fittings and other equipment. Mark D. Whitley, a senior vice president for engineering and technology with Range Resources, a gas drilling company with operations in several regi...

11 Apr 2011

Studies say natural gas has its own environmental problems

News / Energy

Conservationist hopes Government rejects LNG projects

...id. "I'm entirely confident that this is a process which has been informed by good science and good cooperation. "Obviously the federal Minister [Mr Burke] needs to take the opportunity to satisfy him...

22 Oct 2010

Conservationist hopes Government rejects LNG projects

News / Water

New exhibit puts spotlight on Asia's water, sanitation crisis

...ind stories and people that inspired dialogue and change that would impact Asia's water and sanitation crisis. They found one such a story in Xishuangbanna, China. "While working on Toiling for Toilet...

25 Nov 2010

New exhibit puts spotlight on Asia's water, sanitation crisis

Press Releases / Eco-Business

Dr Martin Blake appointed as advisor to CarbonSystems

...iffith University and the University of Southern Queensland. He holds directorships with leading private and public companies, including Ecologic (green transport and logistics) in the US, Sabien Tech...

2 Mar 2011

Dr Martin Blake appointed as advisor to CarbonSystems

News / Food & Agriculture

Sale of certified soy not a threat to palm oil

...Initiative (Soypsi) programme,” he added. The Soypsi farmers need to comply with RTRS criteria, with additional criteria included on organic practices such as no-genetically modified organism (GMO) us...

2 Mar 2011

Sale of certified soy not a threat to palm oil

News / Energy

Japanese rice to be tested for radioactive cesium

...ill result in internal radiation exposure above 5 millisieverts, one of the more conservative standards for radiation exposure set by the International Commission on Radiological Protection," said the...

1 Aug 2011

Japanese rice to be tested for radioactive cesium

News / Energy

Renewable energy would add 15c to the bill

...and placed in a fund to be administered by National Grid Corp. of the Philippines. The FIT-All will be included in the transmission billing statement as a separate line item. National Grid will use th...

15 Apr 2011

Renewable energy would add 15c to the bill

News / Waste

The Chinese town that turns your old Christmas tree lights into slippers

...iar to Christmas tree lights. In Shijiao, however, there are several refineries within driving distance. Alas, due to environmental issues, the last of the US refineries specializing in wire closed do...

21 Dec 2011

The Chinese town that turns your old Christmas tree lights into slippers

News / Energy

2010 year in review of biofuels

...illion IPO in August. Crunch time for capital-intensive, next-gen biofuel. Next-gen biofuel companies that aren’t financially solid enough to IPO, but need financing to build plants and commercialize,...

29 Dec 2010

2010 year in review of biofuels

News / Policy & Finance

Japan PM says must reduce dependence on nuclear power

...iness, now the bailiwick of private utilities, is run. "The question arises whether private companies can bear responsibility when considering the large risks involved with nuclear business," he told ...

12 Jul 2011

Japan PM says must reduce dependence on nuclear power