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Hashim Djojohadikusumo speaking at a conference - Feb 2025

News / Energy

‘Not true’ that Indonesia will shut down all coal plants by 2040, says climate and energy envoy

...renewables targets ahead of the 2040 deadline. A recent report she co-authored stated that the country currently has at least 16.5 GW of prospective solar projects – over 30 per cent higher than the c...

4 Feb 2025

‘Not true’ that Indonesia will shut down all coal plants by 2040, says climate and energy envoy

News / Carbon & Climate

The warming risk hiding in chemicals needed to keep cool

Air conditioning and heat pumps are spreading around the world as people try to manage rising heat using technology. Cooling is increasingly vital to safeguard human health – especially in urban envir...

2 Jun 2026

The warming risk hiding in chemicals needed to keep cool

News / Energy

Vietnam’s long-awaited greenlight for direct renewables sourcing could revive stalled market

...Renewables players in Vietnam have seen their fortunes change considerably over the years. Generous government support between 2018 and 2021 have led to a massive buildout in those years. Today, Vietn...

9 Jul 2024

Vietnam’s long-awaited greenlight for direct renewables sourcing could revive stalled market

Press Releases / Climate Finance Asia

Banks, NGOs, philanthropies publish the world's first Facility-level Just Transition Guidelines for Banks with Assessment Tools and Scorecard to drive a just transition to a low carbon economy

Climate Finance Asia, Secretariat of the Facility-level Just Transition Working Group (F-JTWG), today announced the release of the world's first Facility-level Just Transition (F-JT) Guidelines for Ba...

9 Apr 2025

Banks, NGOs, philanthropies publish the world's first Facility-level Just Transition Guidelines for Banks with Assessment Tools and Scorecard to drive a just transition to a low carbon economy

DBS CEO Helge Muenkel - 2025 SR briefing

News / Policy & Finance

DBS doubles down on climate goals; updates transition finance framework

...renewables made up about 62 per cent of its power portfolio in 2024, up from half the year before. It has also further cut its thermal coal exposure to S$1.3 billion (US$977 million), down from S$1.8 ...

6 Mar 2025

DBS doubles down on climate goals; updates transition finance framework

A cargo ship passes through the Strait of Malacca

News / Transport

Oil trade faces ‘crude awakening’ as rising seas threaten global ports, report warns

Almost two-thirds of the world’s oil moves by sea, but the infrastructure that underpins the global crude trade is itself at risk of being swamped by the ocean, as global warming accelerates the melti...

17 Sep 2025

Oil trade faces ‘crude awakening’ as rising seas threaten global ports, report warns

Press Releases / Eco-Business

Public-private, sectoral partnerships vital to plug Thailand’s over US$20 billion annual climate finance needs

Bangkok, 30 September: Private sector engagement and cross-sectoral integration across key industries, from energy to manufacturing and agriculture, are urgently needed to ensure Thailand ...

1 Oct 2025

Public-private, sectoral partnerships vital to plug Thailand’s over US$20 billion annual climate finance needs

News / Energy

Is nuclear needed to decarbonise Indonesia?

In a move that might raise eyebrows among geologists who worry about building nuclear power facilities in earthquake-prone countries, the Indonesian government included atomic energy in its 2040 New R...

1 Sep 2024

Is nuclear needed to decarbonise Indonesia?

News / Policy & Finance

Q&A: How China’s ‘two new’ policy aims to help cut emissions

China’s central government listed “boosting consumption…and stimulating domestic demand” as its first “major task” for 2025, at the recently closed “two sessions”. As part of this focus – and amid slo...

27 Mar 2025

Q&A: How China’s ‘two new’ policy aims to help cut emissions

News / Carbon & Climate

China’s air pollution control enters ‘deep water’ phase

...renewables are deployed to support both electricity supply and industrial demand, will be central to determining whether improvements can be consolidated as the new standards come into force. A note o...

17 Apr 2026

China’s air pollution control enters ‘deep water’ phase

News / Policy & Finance

Singapore to develop a new climate blended finance fund with BlackRock; commits up to US$500m

Singapore has unveiled its third investment theme focused on decarbonising hard-to-abate sectors and emerging technologies under its blended finance initiative, Financing Asia’s Transition Partnership...

13 Nov 2024

Singapore to develop a new climate blended finance fund with BlackRock; commits up to US$500m

News / Carbon & Climate

Nature should not be overlooked in the race to deploy clean energy: BirdLife International CEO Martin Harper

...renewables firms or governments? In the mid-1990s, when renewables first came on to the scene in Europe, it was a basically a mad dash for who could set up a wind farm project the fastest without any ...

27 Aug 2024

Nature should not be overlooked in the race to deploy clean energy: BirdLife International CEO Martin Harper

News / Water

What does a second Trump presidency mean for the ocean?

The man who will become the 47th President of the United States this month has some strong views on the ocean. He has claimed that rising sea levels will create “more oceanfront property”, that offsho...

19 Jan 2025

What does a second Trump presidency mean for the ocean?

Verra CEO Mandy Rambharos at GenZero Climate Summit 2025

News / Carbon & Climate

‘It’s time we drop the V in VCM’, says Verra CEO as carbon markets converge

...renewables development, continue to dominate issuance and retirement volumes in the VCM. However, removal-based credits, which focus on taking carbon directly out of the atmosphere via processes like ...

21 May 2025

‘It’s time we drop the V in VCM’, says Verra CEO as carbon markets converge

News / Green Buildings

Building sector's appetite for sustainability wanes amid cost and geopolitical concerns

The appetite for green buildings has softened globally, led by a sharp decline in the Americas as perceived high costs, unclear returns, and shifting priorities amid geopolitical instability hinder in...

12 Nov 2025

Building sector's appetite for sustainability wanes amid cost and geopolitical concerns

News / Energy

Solar-powered hydrogen production fails to meet clean fuel emission limits

...renewables – when renewable energy supply temporarily exceeds demand – had emissions below thresholds. These thresholds refer to clean hydrogen's emissions standards, measured in kilogrammes of carbon...

4 Jul 2024

Solar-powered hydrogen production fails to meet clean fuel emission limits

Press Releases / United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)

Here’s how buildings contribute to climate change – and what can be done about it

The amount of building floor space is expected to double by 2050, with many of the additions coming in developing and emerging economies. These homes, offices, warehouses and other structures a...

12 May 2025

Here’s how buildings contribute to climate change – and what can be done about it

News / Policy & Finance

Global leaders press for environmental action even as divisions widen

The United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA), the world’s top decision-making body on the environment, opened its seventh session in Nairobi on Monday, aiming to take action on critical environmenta...

9 Dec 2025

Global leaders press for environmental action even as divisions widen

News / Carbon & Climate

Eco-Business chosen as finalist for journalistic innovation at SOPA awards

Eco-Business has been recognised as a finalist in the Society for Publishers of Asia (SOPA) 2025 awards for its investigation into the use of transition credits to phase out coal-fired power plants in...

13 May 2025

Eco-Business chosen as finalist for journalistic innovation at SOPA awards

Opinion / Manufacturing

The critical minerals race is putting the planet at risk

The environmental and human toll of mineral extraction is becoming clearer – and more alarming – by the day. Roughly 60 per cent of Ghana’s waterways are now heavily polluted due to gold mining along ...

8 Dec 2025

The critical minerals race is putting the planet at risk