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Reuters summit-Carbon penalties said route to $100 bln aid

...ips "Issues not decided upon but which we are discussing are for instance the question of can we include international aviation, international shipping into carbon pricing?" he said. All rich nations ...

10 Oct 2010

Reuters summit-Carbon penalties said route to $100 bln aid

Press Releases / International Green Awards

The 6th INTERNATIONAL GREEN AWARDS™ opens for entries and searches the globe for the true unsung sustainability heroes.

...ity, it is an honour and a privilege to participate in the 2011 INTERNATIONAL GREEN AWARDS™. I am impressed with the positive impact the Award has in promoting and rewarding creativity and dedication....

22 Jun 2011

The 6th INTERNATIONAL GREEN AWARDS™ opens for entries and searches the globe for the true unsung sustainability heroes.

News / Energy

Japan's nuclear regulatory reform may be easier said than done

...iticized ties between the utility industry and entities overseeing nuclear power plant safety. In the wake of the March 11 quake and ensuing tsunami that crippled the Fukushima Daiichi power plant in ...

22 Jun 2011

Japan's nuclear regulatory reform may be easier said than done

News / Manufacturing

Waste not, want not

...iven its modest origins. After finishing his GCE ‘O’ Level examinations, Mr Loke took on part-time positions in various industries. During his stint in food delivery, he worked the morning shift which...

21 Jun 2011

Waste not, want not

News / Energy

Siemens renewable-energy unit to add 2,000 jobs this year

...ies in China and the U.S. last year, and will start operations this year in Tillsonburg, Ontario. Siemens is preparing to open wind plants in India, Brazil and Russia, and will start producing turbine...

21 Jan 2011

Siemens renewable-energy unit to add 2,000 jobs this year

News / Energy

Sun shines on JinkoSolar Q3, outlook

...in the third quarter. The company also raised its full-year shipment and revenue view. Fourth-quarter revenue is expected to come in at $210-$220 million, against estimates of $162.4 million. Third-qu...

1 Nov 2010

Sun shines on JinkoSolar Q3, outlook

News / Food & Agriculture

Gov’t eyes Japan aid for P7-B irrigation project in Mindanao

...and Pagalungan in Maguindanao. Parallel to MMIP II, NIA has included in its 2011 budget the rehabilitation and construction of the damaged and unfinished irrigation facilities under MMIP I in order to...

22 Dec 2010

Gov’t eyes Japan aid for P7-B irrigation project in Mindanao

News / Carbon & Climate

Greenpeace co-founder reveals support for Asia Pulp & Paper following study

...iodiversity preservation in the region protects critical high value conservation forest and is essential to supporting the survival of native wildlife species. One well-known conservationist singled o...

18 Nov 2010

Greenpeace co-founder reveals support for Asia Pulp & Paper following study

News / Carbon & Climate

Analysis: Hopes fading for climate agreement

...in 2009. Rich economies are reluctant to make substantial cuts in their emissions beyond 2012 without commitments from big developing economies like China and India to also curb their fast-rising emis...

19 Jun 2011

Analysis: Hopes fading for climate agreement

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News / Corporate Responsibility

Green Leaders spell out vision for next 50 years

...ing and in our own self-interest. If we do not preserve ecosystems we will push biodiversity over the tipping point beyond which changes become irreversible and possibly even catastrophic. It is an ir...

3 May 2011

Green Leaders spell out vision for next 50 years

News / Water

To quench thirst of its north, China plant to siphon the south

...iences in Wuhan, the provincial capital. Officials in provinces south of Beijing and Tianjin have privately raised objections and are haggling over water pricing and compensation; midlevel officials i...

1 Jun 2011

To quench thirst of its north, China plant to siphon the south

News / Energy

Japan’s ‘big, old businesses’ eye $200 billion power market post Fukushima

...is “monitoring the situation with great interest,” said Tatsuki Nakaniwa, a manager for its affiliated business. The government plans to fix the tariff from July 1, which will indicate the profitabili...

14 Dec 2011

Japan’s ‘big, old businesses’ eye $200 billion power market post Fukushima

News / Carbon & Climate

Soaring temps cause mass coral killing in Indonesia: study

...iversity in Townsville, in the Australian state of Queensland. If so, that would make it the worst bleaching recorded in the region, said Baird. Scientists from the Wildlife Conservation Society and S...

18 Aug 2010

Soaring temps cause mass coral killing in Indonesia: study

News / Energy

Bullish on solar plants

...isclosure of the Feed-in Tariff (FiT) scheme and the imminent gazetting of the Renewable Energy Act. At a recent briefing held by the special division in the Energy, Green Technology and Water Mini...

16 May 2011

Bullish on solar plants

News / Energy

Sun and wind leave coal power out in the cold

...ined could provide 100per cent of the country's electricity needs, with wind acting as a back-up to solar energy shortfalls during winter and at night. Professor Mills, one of three scientists working...

27 Nov 2010

Sun and wind leave coal power out in the cold

News / Carbon & Climate

PH need not forego growth for environment, says World Bank exec

...is important and why the Climate Change Commission is doing such important work,” he said. Steer said there is increasing shift in focus from climate change mitigation to adaptation. The Philippines, ...

30 Apr 2011

PH need not forego growth for environment, says World Bank exec

News / Transport

Hong Kong airport vows to cut 25 pct carbon intensity by 2015

...iciency; -- Increasing the energy efficiency of flight simulators and enhancing building design to reduce heat gain; -- Introducing more energy-efficient vehicles and equipment, and improving vehicle ...

17 Dec 2010

Hong Kong airport vows to cut 25 pct carbon intensity by 2015

News / Policy & Finance

China's latest rare earth move disappoints EU, U.S.

...isfied. "This is highly disappointing and the EU continues to encourage the Chinese authorities to revisit their export restrictions policy to ensure there is full, fair, predictable and nondiscrimina...

14 Jul 2011

China's latest rare earth move disappoints EU, U.S.

News / Cities

Gillard told to look at congestion tax

...ing at productivity. In a section dealing with traffic, it suggested a congestion tax on people using roads at peak times, staggering working hours and more investment in clean, efficient and reliable...

17 Dec 2010

Gillard told to look at congestion tax

Opinion / Policy & Finance

Low-carbon investing: prospects for private equity in Indonesia

...in 2011 The list goes on… In these uncertain economic times, Indonesia is being considered in a new light by the world’s investment community. In parallel, and since the global financial crisis (the ...

12 Dec 2011

Low-carbon investing: prospects for private equity in Indonesia

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