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News / Energy

China's solar products exports drop sharply

Due to the ongoing trade disputes, the export volume of China's photovoltaic solar products will drop to about $13 billion this year, down 40 percent year on year, Wang Bohua, secretary general of the...

12 Dec 2012

China's solar products exports drop sharply

News / Energy

Ski lifts help open $25 billion market for storing power

...renewables industry needs storage so power companies can absorb surges from solar and wind farms from Texas to Mongolia. The devices will be key for plans by Germany to shift Europe’s biggest electric...

29 Aug 2012

Ski lifts help open $25 billion market for storing power

News / Energy

Solar power plays growing role in natural gas industry

The links between gas and solar energy keep piling up. In addition to solar-powered purification technology for produced water, and landowners using their shale profits to buy solar arrays, there’s al...

11 Dec 2012

Solar power plays growing role in natural gas industry

News / Cities

Singapore urged countries to pledge emission cuts

Climate change poses a challenge to all countries but also offers tremendous opportunities for new economic growth, said Singapore's Deputy Prime Minister Teo Chee Hean at the UN climate talks in Doha...

5 Dec 2012

Singapore urged countries to pledge emission cuts

News / Waste

Government sets prices for city’s waste-fired power generator

The government has set the electricity prices for city waste-fired power plants at around 12 to 14 US cents per Kilowatt-hour (kWh) in order to attract more investors to renewable energy development. ...

17 Jul 2012

Government sets prices for city’s waste-fired power generator

News / Energy

South Asia's untapped alternative energy is key to growth

Tapping the energy potential of South Asia is a must to revive the economy of the region, said India's business leaders. Vikramjit Singh Sahney, president of the South Asian Association for Regional C...

29 Nov 2012

South Asia's untapped alternative energy is key to growth

News / Carbon & Climate

Indonesian MPs seek to stop reforestation

Indonesian lawmakers want President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono to reopen the country’s forests to palm oil plantations and are threatening to freeze the budget for reforestation should the deforestation...

23 Nov 2012

Indonesian MPs seek to stop reforestation

News / Energy

Corporation plans solar bus shelters to save power

In a bid to reduce power consumption, Corporation of Chennai has proposed to build solar bus shelters on major arterial roads. Officials said the solar-powered bus shelters will also have charging poi...

2 Jan 2013

Corporation plans solar bus shelters to save power

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Financing the green economy

...renewable energy rising six-fold since 2004. But the total remains far too small. While active government support remains crucial to advancing green investment at scale, widespread fiscal weakness is ...

22 Jan 2013

Financing the green economy

News / Energy

Integrated clean energy projects eyed

A Singapore-based non-government organization is planning to put up “integrated” renewable energy projects that can generate between 500 kilowatts and 10 megawatts in remote off-grid areas in the coun...

13 Aug 2012

Integrated clean energy projects eyed

Press Releases / CSP Today

CSP Today India awards finalists announced

...Renewable Energy, Solar Energy Centre CSP India Developer Award Godawari Green Energy Cargo Power & Infrastructure The CSP Today India Awards will take place on the evening of 12 March at the Hilt...

13 Feb 2013

CSP Today India awards finalists announced

News / Energy

International solar firms face entry barriers in Japan

Japan's high solar subsidy has attracted many Japan-based firms to enter the market. In addition, international firms have been hoping to enter the market as well. However, Japan has certain entry ...

26 Dec 2012

International solar firms face entry barriers in Japan

News / Energy

Burma’s energy potential: Vast but under-funded

Limited capital has hampered Burma's capacity to expand its potential for power generation, said the Asian Development Bank. According to the Philippine-based multilateral lending agency, Burma's deve...

27 Nov 2012

Burma’s energy potential: Vast but under-funded

News / Energy

Tamil Nadu may be rushing too fast towards solar power

Power-starved Tamil Nadu recently unveiled an ambitious solar policy with the aim of adding three gigawatt of solar power within the next three years from almost nothing now, the steepest target for a...

20 Dec 2012

Tamil Nadu may be rushing too fast towards solar power

News / Food & Agriculture

Cause of highly radioactive fish remains unexplained after four months

In August this year, greenling fish containing 25,800 becquerels of radioactive cesium per kilogram were caught in waters within a 20-km radius of the Fukushima I nuclear power station. The level of...

14 Dec 2012

Cause of highly radioactive fish remains unexplained after four months

News / Energy

Energy dept turns over P2M to CTU to establish renewable energy center

...Renewable Energy Center (AREC) for Region 7 to pursue its mandate to undertake a continuing national program for the development of indigenous energy resources. The check was handed over by DOE senior...

9 Jul 2012

Energy dept turns over P2M to CTU to establish renewable energy center

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Masdar sponsors two "Green" films at 6th Annual Abu Dhabi Film Festival

Films explore the ecological challenges of waste and pollution Masdar, Abu Dhabi’s renewable energy company, is sponsoring two “green” films at this year’s Abu Dhabi Film Festival, October 11-20. Th...

12 Oct 2012

Masdar sponsors two "Green" films at 6th Annual Abu Dhabi Film Festival

News / Policy & Finance

Vietnam environmental laws up for revision

Vietnam wants to revise its Environmental Protection Law to make it more current and responsive to present-day problems. Vietnam Environment Agency deputy director Le Ke Son said the law, which was in...

26 Nov 2012

Vietnam environmental laws up for revision

News / Carbon & Climate

More opportunity or widening rift in Doha?

The UN climate talks have opened in Doha, Qatar amid concerns that rifts between developing economies and richer nations may get in the way of progress in the talks again this year. But the newly-elec...

26 Nov 2012

More opportunity or widening rift in Doha?

News / Policy & Finance

RE industry may see change in feed-in-tariff, says SEDA

...renewable energy (RE) before it calls for the next round of quote in July/ August 2012 as there is an imbalance in the RE resource mix. At a recent talk on renewable energy updates, SEDA chief executi...

21 May 2012

RE industry may see change in feed-in-tariff, says SEDA