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Energy
Going solar offers ray of hope in Cairns rising bills
Harnessing the Far North's sunny skies may be the only option in avoiding future power price increases, say sustainable housing groups. Following the Queensland Competition Authority's recommendations...
25 Feb 2013
Going solar offers ray of hope in Cairns rising bills
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Sunlabob Renewable Energy, Ltd.
Sunlabob Renewable Energy hires engineering and communication leaders
Sunlabob Renewable Energy, a Laos-based social enterprise specializing in renewable energy and clean water projects in developing regions around the world, announced the hiring of two department leade...
23 Nov 2012
Sunlabob Renewable Energy hires engineering and communication leaders
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Carbon & Climate
Tokelau, 1st country with 100 per cent renewable energy, leads call for climate action
The tiny territory of Tokelau is today leading a call by 14 Pacific island nations for the world to take action to stop climate change. "We are not drowning, we are fighting," said Mikaele Maiava, a s...
4 Mar 2013
Tokelau, 1st country with 100 per cent renewable energy, leads call for climate action
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Carbon & Climate
Call to move fast on proven carbon capture
Carbon capture and storage proponents argue the technology is proving itself in 12 large-scale demonstration plants, preventing 25 million tonnes a year of greenhouse gases reaching the atmosphere. ...
11 Oct 2013
Call to move fast on proven carbon capture
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Energy
China unveils big renewable energy ambitions for this year
China, the world’s largest carbon emitter due to its dependence on coal, plans to add 49 gigawatts of renewable-energy capacity this year in an effort to boost power production without increasing its ...
9 Jan 2013
China unveils big renewable energy ambitions for this year
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KEMA
Keeping the lights on with
Renewables
...
renewables
in the fuel mix is expected to grow strongly over the next decades. Smart grids and super grids are essential for the further development of our future energy system. In November 2012, DNV ...
21 Jan 2013
Keeping the lights on with Renewables
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Policy & Finance
Obama to confront oil pipeline, climate change
President Barack Obama's second-term energy agenda is taking shape and, despite the departure of key Cabinet officials, it looks a lot like the first: more reliance on renewable energy sources, such a...
18 Jan 2013
Obama to confront oil pipeline, climate change
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Energy
Tuen Mun water treatment plant powers up
A second hydropower plant will be operational in Tuen Mun two years from now, according to the Water Supplies Department. The first hydropower system in Hong Kong started operation at the Tuen Mun Wat...
19 Jul 2013
Tuen Mun water treatment plant powers up
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Asia still global leader in clean energy
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renewables
and vast potential for renewable deployment, Asia's top position is unlikely to change for the years to come,” Sjardin said. “Although China, Japan and India will drive investments for Asia...
16 Jan 2013
Asia still global leader in clean energy
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Energy
Japan plans to build world's largest offshore wind farm
Japan is now preparing to build the world's largest offshore wind farm this July, a move for the country to rely more on renewable energy. Officials say the proposal calls for construction of 143 wind...
17 Jan 2013
Japan plans to build world's largest offshore wind farm
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Energy
Biofuel credit shortage to boost US gasoline exports, IEA says
A shortage of biofuel credits needed for gasoline sales in the U.S. may lead to an increase in exports of the fuel from America in 2014, according to the International Energy Agency. The U.S. Environm...
9 Aug 2013
Biofuel credit shortage to boost US gasoline exports, IEA says
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Carbon & Climate
China to Pay $1.4 Billion in Subsidies for Renewable Energy
China, the world’s biggest carbon emitter, will pay 8.6 billion yuan ($1.4 billion) in subsidies for electricity generated from renewable power this year. Regional financial authorities will allocate ...
19 Dec 2012
China to Pay $1.4 Billion in Subsidies for Renewable Energy
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Policy & Finance
GE’s Rice sees carbon-price mechanism in Australia’s future
General Electric Co. (GE) says Australia will eventually adopt an emissions-trading system even as the government seeks to repeal a carbon-price mechanism imposed on the A$1.5 trillion economy by a pr...
28 Oct 2013
GE’s Rice sees carbon-price mechanism in Australia’s future
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Energy
Energy agency experts advise Japan on 'smart communities'
Two members of the IEA Sustainable Energy and Policy Technology Directorate recently visited Japan's Tohoku region to provide advice on rebuilding as energy self-sufficient “smart communities” many of...
15 Mar 2013
Energy agency experts advise Japan on 'smart communities'
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Energy
Argentina heads for solar surge with incentives
Argentina, which along with Venezuela has the least renewable energy in Latin America, is set to expand solar capacity as much as 35-fold as the government plans its first incentives for individual pr...
22 Feb 2013
Argentina heads for solar surge with incentives
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Carbon & Climate
Count down to Earth Hour with lessons on climate change
The annual 60 minute light switch off is back on 23 March. So why not use the event to teach about climate change? Here are our top resources to help you plan your green lesson. Every year at the end ...
21 Mar 2013
Count down to Earth Hour with lessons on climate change
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EarthCheck
Carlson Rezidor HQ in Asia Pacific achieves EarthCheck Gold
Carlson Rezidor Hotel Group’s Asia Pacific Headquarters (HQ) is the first administrative office in Asia Pacific to be awarded with the prestigious EarthCheck Gold Certification. This achievement...
26 Mar 2014
Carlson Rezidor HQ in Asia Pacific achieves EarthCheck Gold
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Energy
Myanmar plans 41 new power plants in 15 years
Myanmar has mapped a 15-year power development plan to meet increasing demand, setting its sights on boosting capacity from 4,581 megawatts to over 29,000MW in 2031. According to Myint Oo, director at...
4 Nov 2014
Myanmar plans 41 new power plants in 15 years
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Allcot Group
Sharemeister launches “Allcot Sustainability Challenge”
“Allcot Sustainability Challenge” is a campaign to benefit Allcot’s carbon neutral projects. It features Team Earth and Team Water, which participants can join and donate on behalf o...
6 Jan 2014
Sharemeister launches “Allcot Sustainability Challenge”
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Green Buildings
China commits to circular economy
China is taking steps to build a circular economy, according to the Chinese Communist Party’s official newspaper, The People's Daily. The initiative seeks to boost the nation’s recycling industry so t...
18 Feb 2013
China commits to circular economy
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It is time to integrate the value of forests into our balance sheets
What if forests were valued not simply as land for development, but as natural assets providing measurable benefits …
It is time to integrate the value of forests into our balance sheets
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Corporate Responsibility
ESG downgrades hit shares harder when investor expectations are high, study finds
A study of more than 6,700 S&P 500 ESG rating changes finds that downgrades hit share prices harder …
ESG downgrades hit shares harder when investor expectations are high, study finds
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Policy & Finance
Asean corporates turn to sustainable finance as 67% plan green or sustainability-linked debt, report finds
More than half of surveyed companies also plan to tap blended finance, as the region faces an estimated …
Asean corporates turn to sustainable finance as 67% plan green or sustainability-linked debt, report finds
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Cities
Poor infrastructure and land use worsen India’s monsoon floods
Researchers say Assam’s devastating 2026 floods were driven more by urbanisation, deforestation and structural vulnerabilities than by climate …
Poor infrastructure and land use worsen India’s monsoon floods
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Carbon & Climate
Indonesia’s captive coal: Financing industrial decarbonisation
Exploring why energy transition capital is currently being blocked from reaching the country’s captive power plants – and …
Indonesia’s captive coal: Financing industrial decarbonisation
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Policy & Finance
Indigenous groups push back against Indonesia’s conservation law in court
Indigenous groups in Indonesia are petitioning the country’s Constitutional Court to invalidate parts of a 2024 conservation law, …
Indigenous groups push back against Indonesia’s conservation law in court
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