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Korea to train environmental officials from developing countries

Korea will train government officials from under-developed and developing countries to help them embrace green ideas in policymaking, a senior Seoul official said. The state-run Korea Environmental ...

13 Dec 2012

Korea to train environmental officials from developing countries

News / Cities

Sustainable solutions for a green future

Rapid global urbanization arising from a population boom and the migration of rural dwellers to cities across the world is causing challenges and presenting opportunities to policymakers and businesse...

27 Feb 2013

Sustainable solutions for a green future

News / Energy

Australia's First Community Owned Large Scale Solar Project

A new community project aims to cover South Melbourne Market's new roof with solar panels. 150 solar panels have already been installed, funded by Port Phillip Council. LIVE (Locals Into Victoria's En...

13 Dec 2012

Australia's First Community Owned Large Scale Solar Project

News / Energy

EU research adds to evidence biofuels pollute more

New research carried out for the European Commission shows some crop-based biofuels meant to protect the environment are up to twice as polluting as conventional fossil fuels, a draft seen by Reuters ...

11 Jul 2013

EU research adds to evidence biofuels pollute more

Research / Eco-Business

The Hidden Costs of Electricity

The new analysis, "The Hidden Costs of Electricity: Comparing the Hidden Costs of Power Generation Fuels," is available online on the Civil Society Institute website. Six fuels used to generate elec...

19 Sep 2012

The Hidden Costs of Electricity

News / Energy

Vice minister seeks climate cooperation

Taiwan and the US should cooperate further in the “green” industry amid growing concerns about climate change and global warming, Vice Minister of Economic Affairs Cho Shih-chao said yesterday. Both T...

9 Oct 2012

Vice minister seeks climate cooperation

News / Cities

Chinese local officials to get sustainability trainings

Recognising that China's urbanization will impact its economic development, Chinese local officials are set to undergo urban sustainability trainings in collaboration with The Paulson Institute in th...

6 Dec 2012

Chinese local officials to get sustainability trainings

Research / Eco-Business

Asia Pacific Renewable Energy Policy Handbook 2012

“Asia Pacific Renewable Energy Policy Handbook 2012” is the latest policy report from GlobalData, the industry analysis specialists that offer comprehensive information on major policies governing ...

9 May 2012

Asia Pacific Renewable Energy Policy Handbook 2012

News / Manufacturing

Solar costs could fall below 50 cents a watt by 2017

Solar panels are as cheap as they’ve ever been, and according to Lux Research the costs of producing solar modules, which make up solar panels, will also continue to fall. It needs to for some of th...

12 Dec 2012

Solar costs could fall below 50 cents a watt by 2017

News / Energy

Cool solar water reception from Environment Commissioner

Solar water heaters are not a "silver bullet" for tackling climate change because they are of little help when they are needed most, a report has found. The 75-page report from Parliamentary Commissio...

26 Jul 2012

Cool solar water reception from Environment Commissioner

News / Manufacturing

US gets a taste of its own anti-dumping probe

India has launched an anti-dumping investigation against photovoltaic cells from the US. The US has recently begun a similar probe into Chinese solar cell manufacturers. Apart from the US solar manufa...

29 Nov 2012

US gets a taste of its own anti-dumping probe

News / Policy & Finance

NGOs say forest moratorium must come with sanctions for violators

Activists are applauding the extension of a government moratorium on issuing forest exploitation permits, while saying that the Forestry Ministry must ensure the policy is implemented regionally. Zenz...

17 May 2013

NGOs say forest moratorium must come with sanctions for violators

News / Energy

Council to investigate bio-energy

The Queenstown Lakes District Council and Central Otago District Council are to partner with two national agencies to investigate the uses of wood bio-waste for heating commercial buildings. The two c...

17 Dec 2012

Council to investigate bio-energy

News / Energy

180 'ill-fated' solar firms in two years?

More than a hundred solar photovoltaic manufacturers may be acquired or fold over the next two years, a solar industry report forecasts. GTM Research's Shyam Metha said the bulk of these solar compani...

5 Dec 2012

180 'ill-fated' solar firms in two years?

News / Energy

China's nuclear capacity to hit 42 GW by 2015

China's nuclear capacity is projected to cover 10 per cent of the world's total by 2015. According to the chairman of the China Nuclear Energy Association Zhang Huazhu, by 2015, China would have 41 op...

29 Nov 2012

China's nuclear capacity to hit 42 GW by 2015

News / Energy

China’s dumping probe of US and EU begins

The Chinese Ministry of Commerce has begun its investigations into allegations that foreign suppliers of polysilicon are selling below cost in China. The probe will determine if penalties should be im...

26 Nov 2012

China’s dumping probe of US and EU begins

News / Energy

Nuclear-free energy security unlikely

The former head of the International Energy Agency, Nobuo Tanaka, is not ready to count nuclear energy out of a future Asian energy mix, particularly in light of waning American interest in the Middle...

23 Oct 2012

Nuclear-free energy security unlikely

News / Energy

Wind powers carbon fibre reinforced plastic composites market to value of $20.68bn

The latest analysis from Visiongain indicates the global carbon fibre reinforced plastic (CFRP) composites market will reach a value of $20.68bn in 2013, driven by growth in the wind energy market, an...

10 Dec 2012

Wind powers carbon fibre reinforced plastic composites market to value of $20.68bn

News / Energy

LDK Solar announces arbitration ruling

LDK Solar has to pay JYT Corporation of Beijing (JYT) RMB294 million (approx. US$47 million) plus additional RMB3.4 million (approx. US$550,000) to cover arbitral fees. LDK Solar had entered into a wa...

27 Dec 2012

LDK Solar announces arbitration ruling