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News / Carbon & Climate

Northern Territory wants 50 year carbon tax exemption

...iment of the territory not being disadvantaged or it costing Territorians and businesses in our community,” Mr Knight said. “However, we will not be supporting the proposition of putting a petition to...

5 May 2011

Northern Territory wants 50 year carbon tax exemption

News / Policy & Finance

U.S. negotiator warns Kyoto fight could derail climate talks

...is a "legitimately difficult" issue -- but not one that should overshadow the practical work of fighting climate change, U.S. Climate Envoy Todd Stern said yesterday. In an interview with ClimateWire ...

22 Apr 2011

U.S. negotiator warns Kyoto fight could derail climate talks

News / Water

Joy flows into two villages

...ia public affairs and communications director Mohamed Kadri Mohamed Taib said: "By providing these rural communities with a proper water supply, one of life's basic needs, we are bringing a lifeline t...

28 Dec 2010

Joy flows into two villages

News / Food & Agriculture

Grass could turn toxic waste into energy

...ing applied at such a large scale," he said. "Scientifically yes, the idea sounds attractive, and I can say that it has some scientific basis, because in the past five or six years I've worked in this...

29 Oct 2010

Grass could turn toxic waste into energy

News / Policy & Finance

Indonesia opposed to World Bank's draft framework for palm oil engagement

...ing damage to forests and biodiversity and producing high carbon emissions. "As I see it (the draft framework) appears to be imbalanced," he said. As an international financial institution, the World ...

3 Dec 2010

Indonesia opposed to World Bank's draft framework for palm oil engagement

News / Energy

Enter a new era of green energy

...and 5% to facilitate their FiT while in Italy it is 7% to 8%. Who will pay FiT? Chin says the FiT in Malaysia is not financed from tax revenue, instead, it will be financed by a RE Fund which is contr...

3 Dec 2011

Enter a new era of green energy

News / Policy & Finance

MDV sets aside RM300mil for green technology

...ide loans to high-risk and emerging industries such as information and communication technology (ICT) and bio-technology and green tech financing programme. MDV is owned by Minister of Finance Inc. “W...

4 May 2011

MDV sets aside RM300mil for green technology

News / Energy

Indonesian VP visits wave energy research facility in Perth

...icity. Boediono was accompanied during the visit by Indonesian Education Minister M Nuh, State Administrative Reforms EE Mangindaan, a number of Indonesian officials in Perth. Australia is well know...

11 Mar 2011

Indonesian VP visits wave energy research facility in Perth

News / Energy

Solar rally might fizzle after nuclear accident ‘hysteria,’ investors say

...inance estimates. Gas-fired generation is the likeliest beneficiary in the U.S. from the crisis in Japan, said Angus McCrone, chief editor at New Energy Finance in London. China will shift its focus f...

19 Mar 2011

Solar rally might fizzle after nuclear accident ‘hysteria,’ investors say

Opinion / Policy & Finance

What now for the SolarBonusScheme?

...and "No new applications will be considered while the future viability of the program is considered next week, Energy Minister Chris Hartcher." Everyone in NSW wants to know what's happening with the...

2 May 2011

What now for the SolarBonusScheme?

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

The vanishing Arctic, by Stefan Rahmstorf

...ite extremely low solar activity. Thus, it is almost certain that warming – including in the Arctic – will continue in the coming decades. And the ice will continue to melt. This loss of ice will not ...

17 Oct 2011

The vanishing Arctic, by Stefan Rahmstorf

News / Policy & Finance

End of road for CNG cars?

...ial. Others said CNG cabbies, numbering about 2,700 and growing, will be the hardest hit. But Trans-Cab, with its 2,000 CNG cabs, is optimistic. Its managing director, Mr Teo Kiang Ang, said CNG will ...

22 Feb 2011

End of road for CNG cars?

News / Carbon & Climate

Coalition on attack over carbon tax modelling

...ition and business groups are intensifying a campaign to discredit modelling that estimates its impact on household prices to be modest and the international carbon markets with which the Australian s...

11 Aug 2011

Coalition on attack over carbon tax modelling

News / Policy & Finance

Renewable energy investors eyeing Asia beyond China, India

...iring power supply. Competition is also toughening up, with local companies willing to slug it out with international players. In the Philippines, smaller private firms and family-run companies like A...

7 Feb 2012

Renewable energy investors eyeing Asia beyond China, India

News / Energy

Invesco's PowerShares Fund leads clean energy tracking with 7.6% return

...ies, and is tracked by $200 million to $300 million of funds, with a new fund due to be announced in Latin America within a month or so, Coven said. He declined to give details. The index is aimed ...

3 Mar 2011

Invesco's PowerShares Fund leads clean energy tracking with 7.6% return

News / Energy

Tata Consultancy expects business growth in clean energy, cloud computing

...investigate. “I am hoping to get new ideas in Israel,” he said. Mallik, who also heads the co-innovation ecosystem initiative at the Indian company, is based in Santa Clara, California. The Internatio...

22 Feb 2011

Tata Consultancy expects business growth in clean energy, cloud computing

News / Policy & Finance

Green groups claim government is shying away from cutting aviation emissions

...ight to warn that aviation emissions would result in the breaching of the UK's legal emissions limits "without further action". It said aviation emissions were likely to reach 49 million tonnes of CO2...

26 Aug 2011

Green groups claim government is shying away from cutting aviation emissions

News / Carbon & Climate

Too many draft decrees delay Indonesia's logging moratorium

...ions in peatland and primary forests is part of a bilateral deal with Norway, in exchange for which Indonesia will receive $1 billion in funding for Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and forest De...

3 Jan 2011

Too many draft decrees delay Indonesia's logging moratorium

News / Transport

Toyota to restart hybrid vehicle output in Japan

...and dealers it was too early to determine the scope, timing and duration of a slowdown, but facilities in the United States, its single-biggest market, and in Canada and Mexico are all being considere...

24 Mar 2011

Toyota to restart hybrid vehicle output in Japan

News / Cities

The world's newest, greenest city: Can it work?

...irector of operations and facilities, noted that most Abu Dhabi citizens are used to keeping their air-conditioning as low as 60°F (15.5°C) — it helps that electricity is heavily subsidized — but in M...

25 Jan 2011

The world's newest, greenest city: Can it work?