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Japan's wind industry headed for boom after solar surge
Japan's wind power industry will see a boom in installations similar to an increase in solar capacity in the nation since last year, a lawyer advising domestic and foreign investors said. Solar and wi...
8 Mar 2013
Japan's wind industry headed for boom after solar surge
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Kiribati residents set to benefit from reliable solar energy
The World Bank has signed Monday a formal agreement with the Government of Kiribati to deliver reliable solar energy to the people of the Pacific island nation. The project will be jointly funded by t...
25 Mar 2013
Kiribati residents set to benefit from reliable solar energy
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Why 2013 is the Year to be in Germany for The Energy Storage World Forum
There has been a lot of traffic in Germany with regards to energy storage, with more than 10,000 energy storage inverters being shipped there, and the German government handing out more than $67 mi...
5 Mar 2013
Why 2013 is the Year to be in Germany for The Energy Storage World Forum
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Sparx enters renewable business building, mega-solar power plant
Sparx Group will build a mega- solar power plant in southern Japan as it expands beyond fund management to meet rising demand for renewable energy after the March 2011 nuclear disaster. Sparx, with 44...
6 Sep 2012
Sparx enters renewable business building, mega-solar power plant
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Green energy offers hope to Mindanao
The approval of the feed-in tariffs (FIT) for renewable energy may mean big for power-deficient Mindanao. Cagayan Electric Power and Light Co (Cepalco), the country’s biggest producer of solar energy,...
18 Aug 2012
Green energy offers hope to Mindanao
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Meralco eyes Ilocos wind farm
Leading power distributor Manila Electric plans to venture into the renewable energy-generation business beginning with an investment in a potential 300-megawatt wind farm in Laoag, Ilocos Norte, the ...
22 Aug 2012
Meralco eyes Ilocos wind farm
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Saudi Aramco to set up shop in Korea
Saudi Aramco, the world's largest oil company, will open an office in Seoul next month to enter the Korean energy market. Sources in the government and energy industry here said the state-run Saudi oi...
19 Sep 2012
Saudi Aramco to set up shop in Korea
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Nation urged to tap green energy
"Viet Nam has huge potentials for green and renewable energy, including solar, wind, biomass and hydropower to replace traditional ones," said Nguyen Duc Cuong, head of the Ministry of Industry and Tr...
8 Oct 2012
Nation urged to tap green energy
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EU launches anti-dumping probe against Chinese solar glass makers
The European Commission has opened an anti-dumping probe against Chinese solar glass makers following a request by European manufacturers, in the latest row between China and its Western economic trad...
1 Mar 2013
EU launches anti-dumping probe against Chinese solar glass makers
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2012 Australian energy update
A recent report from Australia's Bureau of Resources and Energy Economics (BREE) shows Australia's total energy consumption has increased by 3 per cent from 2009–10 to a total 6100 petajoules. Renewab...
29 Aug 2012
2012 Australian energy update
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Abu Dhabi packs Sustainability Week with international events
More than 30,000 delegates from 150 countries are expected to arrive in the capital early next year for the first Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week. The event, from January 13 to 17, aims to attract minis...
12 Sep 2012
Abu Dhabi packs Sustainability Week with international events
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Japan recommends cutting solar tariff as equipment prices fall
Japan's solar developers would get 10 percent less for the power they feed to utilities under a recommendation a government panel made after taking into account a plunge in the cost of panels. The com...
12 Mar 2013
Japan recommends cutting solar tariff as equipment prices fall
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The green upgrade of Southeast Europe
Environmental issues are of high priority for Southeast Europe and the market in the relevant sectors is in need of expert experience, modern technology products and equipment. What are the c...
25 Oct 2012
The green upgrade of Southeast Europe
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Innovation and cooperation will shape our low-carbon future, by Eileen Claussen
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market in the world in 2011, with a 62 per cent increase to $12 billion. In the area of policy, too, countries in Asia are helping to lead the way. China aims to produce 16 per cent of prim...
9 Oct 2012
Innovation and cooperation will shape our low-carbon future, by Eileen Claussen
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SunPower buys 42 per cent of Australian project developer Diamond Energy
SunPower, the solar-panel manufacturer majority-owned by Total SA (FP), bought a minority stake in the Australian renewable-energy company Diamond Energy Pty. SunPower acquired 42 per cent of the clos...
10 Oct 2012
SunPower buys 42 per cent of Australian project developer Diamond Energy
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Meridian adds third Australian wind farm
Meridian Energy, one of the state-owned power companies slated for partial sale, is to start construction of its third wind farm in Australia, with the 131 megawatt Mt Mercer project in Victoria. Mt M...
3 Sep 2012
Meridian adds third Australian wind farm
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Unexpectedly high growth in renewable energy introduction
As regards the renewable energy feed-in tariff (FIT) system launched in July, the Japanese Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI) released September 26 the installed capacity that has been app...
28 Sep 2012
Unexpectedly high growth in renewable energy introduction
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Energy
Australia's top six solar suburbs
The mortgage belt suburbs and the bush are where solar power truly shines. REC Agents Association (RAA) has expanded on an earlier submission prepared for the Climate Change Authority in relation to A...
2 Oct 2012
Australia's top six solar suburbs
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Energy
Indian government asked to utilize thermal and hydro-electrical plants
The Indian government has come under criticism for bowing to commercial pressure to use non-renewable power sources rather than thermal and hydro resources in the state of Andhra Pradesh. Speaking at...
15 Feb 2013
Indian government asked to utilize thermal and hydro-electrical plants
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Energy
Wind power in China leaves nuclear in its dust
Wind power breezed past nuclear energy based electricity generation in China last year; producing 2 per cent more power. According to the Earth Policy Institute, the gap will widen in the years ahead....
21 Feb 2013
Wind power in China leaves nuclear in its dust
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COP31 hosts Türkiye, Australia continue to pursue coal expansion ahead of climate talks, says Urgewald report
Though smaller than those of China, India and Indonesia, the COP31 hosts’ coal expansion plans raise questions about …
COP31 hosts Türkiye, Australia continue to pursue coal expansion ahead of climate talks, says Urgewald report
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Singapore to study geothermal power after survey finds vast potential beneath the city-state
METI minister Tan See Leng also unveiled plans to triple battery storage, a S$75 million fund for cleaner …
Singapore to study geothermal power after survey finds vast potential beneath the city-state
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Singapore tightens renewable power claims to curb greenwashing, boost clean energy imports
The revised renewable energy certificate standard will build trust in corporate sustainability reporting, Minister of State for Energy, …
Singapore tightens renewable power claims to curb greenwashing, boost clean energy imports
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‘Heat is no equaliser’: Women and households may be forced to bear cost of Super El Niño
UN Women warns climate shocks can push more unpaid work and health risks onto households, while WHO says …
‘Heat is no equaliser’: Women and households may be forced to bear cost of Super El Niño
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Carbon & Climate
Asia Pacific sees highest heat-related productivity losses at US$2.4 trillion: MSCI study
Real estate firms operating mainly in the region account for most of the companies analysed by MSCI with …
Asia Pacific sees highest heat-related productivity losses at US$2.4 trillion: MSCI study
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Food & Agriculture
Taiwan’s tea growers rethink farming as climate pressures intensify
Alishan, a mountain region in central Taiwan, is famous for producing the prized high-mountain tea, but its tea …
Taiwan’s tea growers rethink farming as climate pressures intensify
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