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Solar power project to light up 5,000 homes
A partnership between the private sector and government has led to the electrification - through solar energy - of more than 5,000 rural homes in one of the remotest regions of the country. In coopera...
14 Jan 2013
Solar power project to light up 5,000 homes
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Energy
India risks Spain’s solar slump with move to cut tariff
India’s biggest solar power-producing state is seeking to cut the subsidized rate it pays to plants by 28 percent, joining governments from Spain to Greece backtracking on clean-energy support to lowe...
10 Jul 2013
India risks Spain’s solar slump with move to cut tariff
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Energy
India to make world's largest solar telescope
India is likely to begin construction of the world's largest solar telescope on the foothills of the Himalayas in Ladakh to understand the fundamental processes taking place on the Sun by year-end, a ...
7 Jan 2013
India to make world's largest solar telescope
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Energy
Suzlon promoters sell 2% stake to raise Rs 63 crore
The promoters of debt-laden Suzlon Energy sold 2.11 per cent stake to raise Rs 63 crore. This was part of the corporate debt restructuring (CDR) plan the company is negotiating with a consortium of ...
26 Dec 2012
Suzlon promoters sell 2% stake to raise Rs 63 crore
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Carbon & Climate
Use of fermentation heat for turning sewage sludge into fuel
A project to commercialize a new technology that produces solid fuel from sewage sludge as a replacement of coal is being examined. The new technology differs from conventional ones in that it uses ...
14 Dec 2012
Use of fermentation heat for turning sewage sludge into fuel
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Energy
BP mulls entering geothermal energy sector, says minister
Oil and gas giant BP Plc is currently studying the possibility of expanding its business in Indonesia by developing the country’s potential geothermal energy, a senior official says. Energy and Minera...
17 Oct 2012
BP mulls entering geothermal energy sector, says minister
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Energy
Government to set prices for biomass energy
The government will soon be issuing a new pricing regulation for biomass power plants to encourage investors to take advantage of the city’s waste for power generation, an official with the Energy and...
12 Jul 2012
Government to set prices for biomass energy
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Energy
Solar PV demand up but not prices for now
Solar market analyst IHS iSuppli has been predicting that solar prices will pick up from 2013 onwards on the back of demand from emerging markets. In their latest assessment, IHS iSuppli issued a warn...
7 Dec 2012
Solar PV demand up but not prices for now
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Green Buildings
Qld points to reverse on sustainability, fast tracks big bills
The Queensland Government’s decision to scrap housing sustainability measures including rainwater tanks and solar, gas or heat pump hot water systems has been met with incredulity across the country...
19 Dec 2012
Qld points to reverse on sustainability, fast tracks big bills
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Transport
Govt. to launch national electric cars in May 2013
The government is scheduled to launch its national electric car in May 2013, State-Owned Enterprises Minister Dahlan Iskan said on Thursday. “President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono will launch the elec...
13 Dec 2012
Govt. to launch national electric cars in May 2013
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Carbon & Climate
Urban heat has far-flung impact
Cities are affecting global climate patterns in ways unsuspected till now, say US researchers who think climatologists should factor energy consumption patterns into their models. Urban real estate is...
28 Jan 2013
Urban heat has far-flung impact
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Energy
Green energy customers paying carbon tax
Several Canberrans have complained to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission that ActewAGL is charging the carbon tax on its Greenchoice scheme, an economist says. Economist at the left-le...
9 Aug 2012
Green energy customers paying carbon tax
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Energy
Govt to provide solar lights to villages to tackle tusker menace
The forest department has decided to use solar power to contain elephant menace in rural areas. The wildlife department plans to provide 22,954 solar lights to 54 villages. The lights will help keep ...
18 Dec 2012
Govt to provide solar lights to villages to tackle tusker menace
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Green Buildings
The world’s most sustainable educational institution: the next step
In 2007 Bentleigh Secondary College in Melbourne’s south-eastern suburbs set one goal – to become an example of best practice in sustainability and sustainability education. Five years later throug...
18 Dec 2012
The world’s most sustainable educational institution: the next step
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Energy
China gives solar PV sector a boost
The Chinese National Energy Administration has issued application details for Distributed PV zones. The release of the application requirements are seen to attract PV companies to submit project propo...
6 Dec 2012
China gives solar PV sector a boost
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Policy & Finance
China's green transition boosts national, global economy
China's rapid transition to a green economy will be a boom both to its domestic market and the global economy, especially renewable energy industry, leading experts here have said. Commitment to devel...
2 Oct 2012
China's green transition boosts national, global economy
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Energy
MNRE plans to set up company for generating power using biomass
In a bid to encourage renewable energy sources of power generation in India, the union Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) is looking at setting up a company for biomass-based power generation...
9 Jul 2012
MNRE plans to set up company for generating power using biomass
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Energy
CSIRO in funding bid to predict solar power flow
We may be a nation of sun-worshippers but when it comes to forecasting where the sun shines longest, Australia’s energy authorities are stuck in the dark ages. The CSIRO is hoping to fill that informa...
24 Oct 2012
CSIRO in funding bid to predict solar power flow
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Policy & Finance
Biotechcorp teams up with Sedia to uplift bioeconomy
The Bioeconomy Initiative Malaysia took another step forward when the Malaysian Biotechnology Corp sealed a deal to collaborate with the Sabah Economic Development and Investment Authority (Sedia). “B...
31 Aug 2012
Biotechcorp teams up with Sedia to uplift bioeconomy
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Clenergy to supply four solar PV projects in Japan
Facilities will use PV-ezRack SolarTerrace II ground mounting system Clenergy recently signed a package of contracts on four ground-mounted projects located in Ichihara City, Ishii Cho, Itano Cho and ...
19 Sep 2012
Clenergy to supply four solar PV projects in Japan
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It is time to integrate the value of forests into our balance sheets
What if forests were valued not simply as land for development, but as natural assets providing measurable benefits …
It is time to integrate the value of forests into our balance sheets
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Corporate Responsibility
ESG downgrades hit shares harder when investor expectations are high, study finds
A study of more than 6,700 S&P 500 ESG rating changes finds that downgrades hit share prices harder …
ESG downgrades hit shares harder when investor expectations are high, study finds
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Cities
Poor infrastructure and land use worsen India’s monsoon floods
Researchers say Assam’s devastating 2026 floods were driven more by urbanisation, deforestation and structural vulnerabilities than by climate …
Poor infrastructure and land use worsen India’s monsoon floods
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Policy & Finance
Asean corporates turn to sustainable finance as 67% plan green or sustainability-linked debt, report finds
More than half of surveyed companies also plan to tap blended finance, as the region faces an estimated …
Asean corporates turn to sustainable finance as 67% plan green or sustainability-linked debt, report finds
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Carbon & Climate
Indonesia’s captive coal: Financing industrial decarbonisation
Exploring why energy transition capital is currently being blocked from reaching the country’s captive power plants – and …
Indonesia’s captive coal: Financing industrial decarbonisation
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Policy & Finance
Indigenous groups push back against Indonesia’s conservation law in court
Indigenous groups in Indonesia are petitioning the country’s Constitutional Court to invalidate parts of a 2024 conservation law, …
Indigenous groups push back against Indonesia’s conservation law in court
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