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News / Policy & Finance

‘Scarcely any firms’ in Southeast Asia received sustainable financing: World Bank

...Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam (Asean-5) have obtained financing via sustainable financial instruments since 2017, said Dr Tatiana Didier, senior economist at the World Bank and co-author...

30 Nov 2022

‘Scarcely any firms’ in Southeast Asia received sustainable financing: World Bank

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News / Food & Agriculture

Eco-Business wins media industry awards for work on food innovation and fair financing

...Malaysia’s Indigenous tribes. In the podcast, they tell Eco-Business why they picked up the camera and chose to tell the narratives of their communities in their own language, Malay. Regional corresp...

20 Oct 2023

Eco-Business wins media industry awards for work on food innovation and fair financing

News / Carbon & Climate

Natural capital went mainstream in 2024 – what’s next for 2025?

...Malaysia requires companies to disclose their primary banks, alongside outstanding loans, charges and bonds, in their annual financial reports, he said. There are also currently no laws prohibiting fi...

21 Jan 2025

Natural capital went mainstream in 2024 – what’s next for 2025?

News / Carbon & Climate

‘Hold the line’: Civil society leaders make last push for Philippine COP28 delegation to adopt stronger stance on fossil fuels phase-out

...Malaysia and Singapore. Want more Philippines ESG and sustainability news and views? Subscribe to our Eco-Business Philippines newsletter here.

12 Dec 2023

‘Hold the line’: Civil society leaders make last push for Philippine COP28 delegation to adopt stronger stance on fossil fuels phase-out

Press Releases / IGEM 2022

IGEM 2022: leading trade event for green tech, eco solutions opens its doors

The International Greentech & Eco Products Exhibition & Conference Malaysia (IGEM) 2022 officially opened its doors with a soft launch ceremony today. Yang Berbahagia Dato’ Seri Ir....

12 Oct 2022

IGEM 2022: leading trade event for green tech, eco solutions opens its doors

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Climate-driven repricing: The next phase for Asia's financial centres

...Malaysia, Pakistan, the Philippines, Taiwan, Thailand, South Korea and Vietnam — could pursue an orderly, managed phase-out of coal-fired power plants through 2050. The simulated pathways would reduce...

7 Dec 2023

Climate-driven repricing: The next phase for Asia's financial centres

News / Carbon & Climate

Sarawak forest carbon projects face pushback over Indigenous land rights

Concern is growing among Indigenous communities in the Malaysian state of Sarawak that newly proposed nature-based carbon projects, backed by local timber giants, would result in unevenly distributed ...

19 May 2024

Sarawak forest carbon projects face pushback over Indigenous land rights

Opinion / Cities

Online activism both a boon and a bane in fighting gender-based violence

...Malaysia, the women’s group, All Women’s Action Society (AWAM) believes online sexual harassment is on the rise. The most common forms of technology-facilitated violence include sexist or misogynistic...

23 Nov 2022

Online activism both a boon and a bane in fighting gender-based violence

Palm oil plantation Kalimantan Indonesia

News / Food & Agriculture

Make biodiversity reporting, assessments mandatory: Wilmar

...Malaysia, illegal logging and development continues to bog conservation efforts. Chin said a “top-down” way of setting standardised rules across business sectors will help reduce “compliance complexit...

5 Oct 2023

Make biodiversity reporting, assessments mandatory: Wilmar

News / Lifestyle

24 hours with…dung beetle researcher Eleanor Slade

...Malaysia Sabah and Universiti Sains Malaysia. In addition to dung beetles, other insects studied by researchers at Sekar Imej included termites, ants, carrion-eating butterflies and dragonflies. These...

24 Nov 2022

24 hours with…dung beetle researcher Eleanor Slade

Shaq Koyok, Indigenous artist and activist

News / Carbon & Climate

'Too many forests lost because Indigenous peoples have had to fight alone': Malaysian activist Shaq Koyok

...Malaysia face a range of threats to their traditional way of life, not least the loss of the forests they call home. Last year, Malaysia lost 123,000 hectares of natural forest. This is equivalent to ...

13 Sep 2022

'Too many forests lost because Indigenous peoples have had to fight alone': Malaysian activist Shaq Koyok

News / Energy

Indonesia developing regulations for cross-border renewable energy grid: minister

...Malaysia, projected to be completed by 2030, and another to Singapore, according to the Indonesian government. Indonesian analytics firm Katadata has estimated that the project will require “up to ten...

26 Oct 2022

Indonesia developing regulations for cross-border renewable energy grid: minister

News / Carbon & Climate

Low-carbon or greenwash? Award for Penang South Islands mega project criticised for setting ‘dangerous precedent’

An effort by the Malaysian government to further prop up the green credentials of a controversial mega reclamation project in Penang has been called out by environmentalists for greenwashing. The Pen...

12 Apr 2023

Low-carbon or greenwash? Award for Penang South Islands mega project criticised for setting ‘dangerous precedent’

A couple paddle through a flooded road in Bangkok, Thailand.

News / Carbon & Climate

Lack of data, funding or interest: Journalists in Asia on the struggles of reporting on climate change

...Malaysia, Sri Lanka, Indonesia, Bhutan, and the Philippines to share the challenges of reporting on climate change in their countries. Malaysia Robin Augustin, news editor, Free Malaysia Today In Ma...

14 Oct 2022

Lack of data, funding or interest: Journalists in Asia on the struggles of reporting on climate change

News / Energy

Strong signal from investors for Philippines firms to focus solely on growing renewable energy portfolio: IEEFA

...Malaysia, coal in Indonesia may also be preventing more active support for renewables,” he said. Monetising renewable assets through REITs Philippine renewables companies are introducing innovations ...

23 Aug 2023

Strong signal from investors for Philippines firms to focus solely on growing renewable energy portfolio: IEEFA

Press Releases / AirTrunk

AirTrunk expands in Hong Kong, announces second data centre

...Malaysia. Collectively, the platform will offer almost 1.38 gigawatts (GW) across the region. AirTrunk Deputy CEO, Michael Juniper, said: “As a key international business hub, Hong Kong has amb...

3 Jul 2023

AirTrunk expands in Hong Kong, announces second data centre

Opinion / Food & Agriculture

Fertiliser security for food security in Southeast Asia: Going local and circular

...Malaysia were most exposed to the Russia-Ukraine war, as more than 20 per cent of their fertiliser supply was imported from Russia and Belarus. Fertiliser usage and imports in Southeast Asian countri...

20 Apr 2023

Fertiliser security for food security in Southeast Asia: Going local and circular

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News / Waste

The struggle against plastic choking the Mekong

...Malaysia and Thailand itself. Yet domestic plastic consumption continues to rise. “The more people there are, the more the city develops, the economy grows and the use of plastic increases,” says Saks...

23 Dec 2024

The struggle against plastic choking the Mekong

News / Carbon & Climate

You can’t manage what you can’t measure – climate and data innovation needs to be powered in tandem: Google, Deloitte

...Malaysia and Thailand allow for cross-border data flows under certain conditions. While harmonising data policies and making them interoperable across different jurisdictions will allow for data to fl...

16 Oct 2023

You can’t manage what you can’t measure – climate and data innovation needs to be powered in tandem: Google, Deloitte

Cate Harris, group head of sustainability, Lendlease.

News / Green Buildings

‘Our change alone is not going to create the transformation we need’: Lendlease group sustainability head

...Malaysia, move to legislate the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB)'s standards – won her a place in the Eco-Business Sustainability Leadership A-List 2023. “We’ve been super overwhelm...

22 Mar 2024

‘Our change alone is not going to create the transformation we need’: Lendlease group sustainability head