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Carbon & Climate
Could China’s carbon emissions peak sooner than expected?
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renewables
up to 2015, much more than Europe and the US. These new technologies look set to grow explosively, and should fill the gap left by coal. According to recent reports from Bernstein and Citi,...
11 Oct 2013
Could China’s carbon emissions peak sooner than expected?
News /
Energy
China tweaks its solar energy goals
China's National Energy Administration has confirmed that it is set to adjust the development scale of solar energy in the country. According to industry experts the state may increase the installed p...
5 Dec 2012
China tweaks its solar energy goals
News /
Policy & Finance
Fong sheds light on solar energy projects
The body responsible for managing renewable energy has refuted claims of irregularities in awarding approvals to produce solar energy to companies allegedly linked to the daughter of former chief secr...
11 Jul 2012
Fong sheds light on solar energy projects
News /
Corporate Responsibility
First high-tech company receives WindMade label
A supplier of networking equipment based on time-triggered technology and modular safety platforms is the first high-tech company to be awarded the WindMade certification label. In its headquarters ...
28 Dec 2012
First high-tech company receives WindMade label
News /
Energy
China and Russia to partner on energy and trade
China and Russia have signed a number of agreements this week, with a focus on cooperation on energy and trade. Under the agreement, the two countries will be expanding their bilateral trade targetin...
7 Dec 2012
China and Russia to partner on energy and trade
News /
Energy
$150 million wind farm to blow north of Victoria
Acciona Australia has announced that it is seeking permission to build a 23-turbine wind farm in Berrimal in Victoria. The wind energy firm had already won approval to construct 16 turbines on the sam...
4 Dec 2012
$150 million wind farm to blow north of Victoria
News /
Manufacturing
Panasonic Starts Production At New Malaysian Solar Module Plant
Panasonic Corporation started production Thursday at its newly-built solar module manufacturing facility in Malaysia. With an annual production capacity of 300 MW, the factory in the Kulim Hi-Tech ...
13 Dec 2012
Panasonic Starts Production At New Malaysian Solar Module Plant
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
A 2014 calendar for climate change policy-making
To mark the beginning of a new year, I have put together a list of some of the major issues and events expected to influence climate change policy-making in 2014. From 1 to 8, these are my top predict...
31 Dec 2013
A 2014 calendar for climate change policy-making
Press Releases /
Frost & Sullivan India Pvt Ltd
Frost & Sullivan: Sustainability is not a Destination, it is a Journey!
Frost & Sullivan to the Industry - Sustainability is not a Destination, it is a Journey! A Sustainability Report should be a mirror that reflects the systems and processes that are embedded into ...
9 May 2013
Frost & Sullivan: Sustainability is not a Destination, it is a Journey!
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Energy
Sunergy starts production at 150MW Turkish module plant
China Sunergy (CSun) has kicked off production at a 150MW module plant in Istanbul, as it looks to circumvent the rising tide of protectionist measures in the EU and gain a foothold in the burgeoning ...
2 Jan 2013
Sunergy starts production at 150MW Turkish module plant
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Energy
All systems go for capital east solar farm
Australia's first solar photovoltaic (PV) and energy storage demonstration facility will be constructed at Bungendore in New South Wales. Infigen received approval earlier this month for the developme...
18 Jul 2012
All systems go for capital east solar farm
News /
Energy
Hanwha SolarOne wins $480m credit line for downstream push
The Bank of Beijing will offer a 3bn yuan ($480m) credit line to Hanwha SolarOne, marking an important new financial relationship for the Korea-owned Chinese PV manufacturer as it pushes into downstre...
27 Dec 2012
Hanwha SolarOne wins $480m credit line for downstream push
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Energy
Taiwan solar firms face difficulty in international markets
Taiwan-based solar firms have been facing difficulties investing in international solar projects due to complexities such as local power companies, political atmosphere, and cultural habits. Solar ...
21 Dec 2012
Taiwan solar firms face difficulty in international markets
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Carbon & Climate
Aust regions given cash to curb climate change
Australia's regional areas will have access to nearly $25 million in federal funding to prepare for the impact of climate change and steer projects that boost biodiversity. Environment Minister Tony...
21 Dec 2012
Aust regions given cash to curb climate change
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Energy
Japan's Solar Frontier to shut one plant, boost output at other
Solar Frontier, a unit of Japan's Showa Shell Sekiyu KK, will shut indefinitely its Miyazaki-Daini solar module plant to help its other factory, which has annual output capacity of 900 megawatts, run ...
16 Oct 2012
Japan's Solar Frontier to shut one plant, boost output at other
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Energy
Solar-powered bus shelters opened in Tiruchi
Two solar-powered bus shelters, established with funding from the Member of Parliament Local Area Development Scheme (MPLADS), were declared open by Collector Jayashree Muralidharan at Karumandapam...
9 Dec 2012
Solar-powered bus shelters opened in Tiruchi
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Energy
Asean mulls green, not-so-green energy
Asean's energy ministers are meeting this week in the Cambodian capital of Phnom Penh to discuss green energy and ways to connect the power grids of Southeast Asian nations to allow electricity tradin...
12 Sep 2012
Asean mulls green, not-so-green energy
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Food & Agriculture
Green fuel from rice
Farmers typically grow two or three crops a year. Since they don’t have enough turnaround time before beginning the next planting season, they resort to the quickest and easiest solution to get rid of...
18 Jan 2013
Green fuel from rice
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Energy
More nuclear reactors for South Korea, says IEA
South Korea should build more nuclear reactors. This is the recommendation of the International Energy Agency to South Korea in a report it released last week. The IEA said this is the best option for...
26 Nov 2012
More nuclear reactors for South Korea, says IEA
News /
Energy
Answer to NSW's power problems is blowing in the wind, says report
A report on future power needs in NSW has identified wind energy - which has been publicly derided by the Premier, Barry O'Farrell - as a solution and investment opportunity for NSW. The Australian En...
20 Aug 2012
Answer to NSW's power problems is blowing in the wind, says report
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Cities
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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