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News / Energy

Solar module price could drop 20 percent in 2011

...is using lower-cost panels made in China. "I don't anticipate us using Sharp technology in our projects for some time," he said. "They have an existing business and existing distribution, and they ...

20 Apr 2011

Solar module price could drop 20 percent in 2011

News / Energy

Timber processor plans new energy move

...ication for the facility, which will make fuel from compacted timber waste. The company says it is a pilot investment for 2011, involving the production of small pellets to fuel domestic and commercia...

16 Dec 2010

Timber processor plans new energy move

News / Manufacturing

Analysis: Rare-earth surge is wake-up call for industrials

...ifting their purchasing to components rather than raw materials from China. Johnson Controls Inc, for instance, is considering using permanent magnet motors made in China in its large air conditioning...

18 Nov 2010

Analysis: Rare-earth surge is wake-up call for industrials

News / Policy & Finance

DENR lauds QC’s “green” building ordinance

...ildings is perhaps the first of its kind in the Philippines and is worth emulating. I hope this initiative catches the attention of the Climate Change Commission which listed green cities and municipa...

13 Jun 2011

DENR lauds QC’s “green” building ordinance

News / Waste

Special Report: After Japan, where's the next nuclear weak link?

...ith the implications of a disaster like this," said Andrew Neff, a senior energy analyst at economic analysis and market intelligence group IHS Global Insight, "then in some ways I think it's a legiti...

9 Jun 2011

Special Report: After Japan, where's the next nuclear weak link?

News / Policy & Finance

Management shake-ups fuel China solar stock selloffs

...ions, without explaining why he left. That same day, solar cell company JA Solar Holdings said it's chief financial officer resigned. None of those companies have been implicated in any accounting sca...

15 Jul 2011

Management shake-ups fuel China solar stock selloffs

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Vietnam - the hazards of a changing climate

...International headlines included "Twenty die as typhoon cuts across the Philippines", "Rising Indian Ocean seas threaten millions", "Japan rain leaves 1 dead, 3 missing", and "Rescue bid intensifies a...

16 Aug 2010

Vietnam - the hazards of a changing climate

News / Manufacturing

Why we must hang greenwashing out to dry for good

...itionally, ''greenwashing'' has seen companies posing as environmentally friendly before some incident raised hard questions about the sincerity of their efforts. This time it was in finance, in this ...

28 Nov 2010

Why we must hang greenwashing out to dry for good

News / Waste

What a load of rubbish

...ing rubbish at the landfill site at Rochedale, a massive increase on the typical 100 daily visits. Despite the large haul Lord Mayor Campbell Newman said the Rochedale site still had capacity until th...

16 Feb 2011

What a load of rubbish

News / Policy & Finance

Sunny future for Thai solar energy; Boom in sector may help country reach 500MW goal ahead of schedule

...ill build two new overseas manufacturing plants next year, to make speciality films used in photovoltaic modules - one in Germany, the other in Thailand. In an interview, Mr Krairit Nilkuha, the Minis...

14 Aug 2011

Sunny future for Thai solar energy; Boom in sector may help country reach 500MW goal ahead of schedule

News / Transport

Keidanren to focus on five cooperation fields in Indonesia

...ive main economic fields in its cooperation with Indonesia. "They are committed to development (with a focus) on five main fields," Economic Coordinating Minister Hatta Rajasa said after a meeting wit...

15 Feb 2011

Keidanren to focus on five cooperation fields in Indonesia

News / Energy

How Siemens got its mojo back

...illion ($1.2 billion), the biggest increase among Siemens's divisions, the company said on Jan. 25. It built its wind-power business from scratch with the acquisition of Denmark's Bonus Energy in 2004...

27 Jan 2011

How Siemens got its mojo back

News / Policy & Finance

Alberta looks to balance oilsands, environment

...ity to build critical infrastructure like roads and provide essential services like health care and education. Critics on both sides of the issue said the province will be forced to walk an increasing...

27 Aug 2010

Alberta looks to balance oilsands, environment

News / Cities

Thrifty offices are the new energy stars

...ion this will raise the profile and appeal of energy efficient, low-carbon office space. I wonder, for example, if the chief executive of BHP Billiton realises his head office in Melbourne is in a bui...

1 Nov 2010

Thrifty offices are the new energy stars

News / Carbon & Climate

Shipping trade body floats global emissions reduction plan

...ing decades if no action is taken to curb emissions. Shipping is in a similar situation to the aviation industry, which is to see all flights in and out of the EU included in the ETS from the beginnin...

11 Aug 2011

Shipping trade body floats global emissions reduction plan

News / Carbon & Climate

Laying it on the line

...ing that stands leadership apart is risk. Risk is saying I’m willing to risk my name, my wealth, my status and my relationships to date – personal and public – to stand by an idea and risk looking sil...

11 Nov 2010

Laying it on the line

News / Corporate Responsibility

Beautiful, even without water

...iant. "Eco Batik is our initiative and we will continue to adopt measures to improve batik-making according to CBI recommendations." If all goes well, Eco Batik will be launched internationally.

6 Jun 2011

Beautiful, even without water

News / Carbon & Climate

Nic Frances - Laying it on the line

11 Nov 2010

Nic Frances - Laying it on the line

News / Policy & Finance

Developing countries could sue for climate action: Study

...icated still is is pinpointing the perpetrator. A smokestack in China? The 24/7 air conditioner blasting from a shopping mall in Iowa? Emissions-belching SUVs in Sydney, Australia? "Which court? Which...

4 Oct 2010

Developing countries could sue for climate action: Study

News / Carbon & Climate

Climate change growing risk for insurers: industry

...ink and rising risks. "Ignoring global warming will risk an increasing exposure and therefore insured losses will escalate," said Scott Ryrie, CEO of Allianz SE Reinsurance Asia-Pacific in Singapore. ...

19 Jan 2011

Climate change growing risk for insurers: industry