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China, US step up climate change cooperation
Senior officials from China and the United States, the world's two largest economies and greenhouse gases emitters, agreed on Friday to intensify their cooperation on climate change. "On the basis of ...
3 Jun 2013
China, US step up climate change cooperation
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Energy
Microsoft providing low-cost, solar-powered broadband access in Africa
Early this month, Microsoft Corp announced the launch of a pilot project delivering low-cost wireless broadband access in parts of Kenya via solar-powered base stations. A project carried out in colla...
15 Feb 2013
Microsoft providing low-cost, solar-powered broadband access in Africa
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Energy
Demand of solar panel to increase in Asia Pacific
A new report on solar panel demand in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region predicts a capacity increase of 13.5 gigawatts in 2013 and forecasts a healthy growth rate of 50 percent year-over-year. Industry a...
20 Feb 2013
Demand of solar panel to increase in Asia Pacific
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China hits US, South Korea with solar material duties, skirts EU decision
China's Commerce Ministry issued preliminary anti-dumping duties on imports of U.S. and South Korean solar-grade polysilicon on Thursday, but made no decision on tariffs on European Union exports of t...
19 Jul 2013
China hits US, South Korea with solar material duties, skirts EU decision
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Japan's energy mix requires examining trade-offs
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now that a feed-in tariff scheme has been introduced, Yamaji said. Under the scheme, utilities are required to buy all electricity generated from renewable sources at preset premiums for up...
10 Sep 2012
Japan's energy mix requires examining trade-offs
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Carbon & Climate
World can end poverty and limit warming, study says
Eradicating poverty by making modern energy supplies available to everyone is not only compatible with measures to slow climate change, a new study says. It is a necessary condition for it. But the au...
25 Feb 2013
World can end poverty and limit warming, study says
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Energy
Size key to success in solar panel sector
China dominates the world in solar-panel production because it has achieved economies of scale and well-developed supply chains, according to a study by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and t...
9 Sep 2013
Size key to success in solar panel sector
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Energy
South Australia breezes ahead of renewable energy targets
The wind industry generated over half of the electricity consumed in South Australia on Wednesday and contributed record levels of power - over 85 per cent of the overall power generated - during Mond...
7 Sep 2012
South Australia breezes ahead of renewable energy targets
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Mecca seeks to lead Saudi Arabia’s solar energy expansion
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. The city on January 5 plans to select from a group of at least 20 bidders competing to build and operate facilities producing 385 gigawatt-hours per year of power including 100 megawatts o...
23 Sep 2012
Mecca seeks to lead Saudi Arabia’s solar energy expansion
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Green Buildings
By 2050, urban buildings 'breathe and adapt'
What will a skyscraper built in 2050 look like? How will it function? Rather than being static as they are today, in the future buildings will produce food, energy and resources, according to a new re...
8 Mar 2013
By 2050, urban buildings 'breathe and adapt'
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Energy
'Solar is for the rich' myth well and truly busted
The anti-solar brigade is running out of ammunition after yet another popular myth - that rich city dwellers represent the majority of solar installs - has again been shown to be completely and utterl...
24 Sep 2012
'Solar is for the rich' myth well and truly busted
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Energy
Asia urged to rethink energy policy
Countries in the Asia-Pacific region, including the Philippines, must base their national energy policies on the concept that the “era of cheap energy is over” to insulate themselves from threats of p...
22 Oct 2012
Asia urged to rethink energy policy
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Carbon & Climate
Poorest hit hardest by carbon policies, report says
The government has once again been urged to rethink its carbon cutting policies, after a new report revealed a serious discrepancy between how much the richest and poorest of society benefit from emis...
13 Mar 2013
Poorest hit hardest by carbon policies, report says
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Energy
China helps push global solar and wind sectors to record highs
Growth in China, Japan and an awakened US, together with a still healthy European market, saw the world’s total installed capacity rise to 101-GW in 2012, according to the European Photovoltaic Indust...
12 Feb 2013
China helps push global solar and wind sectors to record highs
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Energy
Asia's solar power project being developed
Welspun Energy has commissioned Asia's largest solar power project in Rajasthan ahead of schedule. India's biggest developer of solar projects commissioned 50-megawatt solar power plant at Jodhpur dis...
13 Mar 2013
Asia's solar power project being developed
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Energy
Suntech jumps on Buffett buyout report: China overnight
Chinese solar manufacturers rallied in New York, led by Suntech Power Holdings Co, on a report that billionaire Warren Buffett may be interested in buying the company forced into bankruptcy after defa...
9 Apr 2013
Suntech jumps on Buffett buyout report: China overnight
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Energy
Wind could power nine million homes in Eastern Europe
Governments in Central and Eastern Europe have been warned that billions of euros worth of investment in wind energy could be lost unless support mechanisms become more stable. A report analysing pote...
6 Feb 2013
Wind could power nine million homes in Eastern Europe
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Energy
US$6.8 billion solar projects underway in Middle East
The Middle East is forging ahead with its plan to boost solar power within their regional energy mix with ten major solar projects worth a combined $6.8 billion currently under way in the region, said...
6 Feb 2013
US$6.8 billion solar projects underway in Middle East
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Food & Agriculture
World not coping well with change in diets, FAO says
Urbanization, economic growth and other transformations are causing changes in lifestyles and diets in many parts of the world and countries are not coping as well as they could, (Food and Agriculture...
18 Mar 2013
World not coping well with change in diets, FAO says
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Carbon & Climate
UN climate chief welcomes Obama plan, wants US energy czar
President Barack Obama's new pledges on curbing carbon emissions drew a cautious welcome from the U.N. climate change chief on Thursday, but she said no country was doing enough and proposed the White...
28 Jun 2013
UN climate chief welcomes Obama plan, wants US energy czar
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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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Energy
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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Energy
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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Cities
‘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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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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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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