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News / Corporate Responsibility

A greener Honda: car company to recycle hybrid batteries for rare earths

On Wednesday, Honda Moto announced that as part of an increased effort to go green and be environmentally friendly, the car manufacturer will begin recycling rare earth materials this year from the ba...

20 Jun 2012

A greener Honda: car company to recycle hybrid batteries for rare earths

News / Energy

Europe maintains its wind speed despite Asia's rise

Developing countries such as India and Brazil will drive strong growth of wind energy in the next five years, according to the latest industry forecasts, but European firms still have the edge, says t...

18 Apr 2012

Europe maintains its wind speed despite Asia's rise

News / Green Buildings

Most Chinese buildings miss energy-efficient standards

Most buildings in China are not up to the country's energy-efficient requirements even though it is trying to save energy to fulfill emission reduction commitments, an official has said. "There is gre...

20 Jun 2012

Most Chinese buildings miss energy-efficient standards

News / Energy

Ministry studying pattern of geothermal energy use

The Research and Technology Ministry is continuously studying the pattern of geothermal energy utilization in the country as part of efforts to make existing renewable energy sources ready for tapping...

24 Feb 2012

Ministry studying pattern of geothermal energy use

News / Policy & Finance

SCB says it has capability to develop several small projects in the country

Sarawak Cable Bhd (SCB), which will build its first mini hydro-power plant in North Sumatra, Indonesia, plans to develop several similar projects in Peninsular Malaysia. Group managing director and ch...

18 Jun 2012

SCB says it has capability to develop several small projects in the country

News / Energy

Sparx plans renewable-energy fund

Sparx Group, one of Asia's largest hedge funds, plans to launch a fund in July to invest in renewable-energy projects in Japan as the country reshapes its energy policy. With around $10 million to $10...

2 Apr 2012

Sparx plans renewable-energy fund

News / Energy

'Green' food van a model of mobile sustainability

Sydney's first green meals-on-wheels was launched at the Sydney stadium recently when The Veggie Patch Van dished up 800 gourmet veggie burgers at the Better Homes and Gardens Live event. Inspired by ...

3 Oct 2012

'Green' food van a model of mobile sustainability

News / Energy

What does US energy independence mean for Asia?

Dr. Fatih Birol is the chief economist at the International Energy Agency in Paris. He is responsible for the IEA’s flagship World Energy Outlook publication, which is recognised as an authoritative s...

30 Jul 2013

What does US energy independence mean for Asia?

News / Green Buildings

Bayer pushes green building scheme locally

Bayer MaterialScience AG, a unit of the German chemical and pharmaceutical giant, is optimistic that rising energy costs will drive demand for green and eco-friendly buildings in Thailand. But to sust...

21 May 2012

Bayer pushes green building scheme locally

News / Policy & Finance

Labour urges govt to boost green economy

Labour is offering to work with other parties on a plan to make New Zealand a world leader in clean technology and renewable energy. Economic development spokesman David Cunliffe says the government's...

11 Jun 2012

Labour urges govt to boost green economy

News / Energy

Bid to lift recycling, efficiency

Victoria's leading sustainability bodies should focus more on recycling and energy efficiency instead of renewable energy, a major review recommends. The long-awaited review of Sustainability Victoria...

27 Feb 2012

Bid to lift recycling, efficiency

News / Energy

Solarworld sees China dumping case in June amid German support

Solarworld AG (SWV), Germany’s biggest solar-panel maker, expects an anti-dumping case to start against Chinese competitors in Europe this month after the German government said it may support such a ...

4 Jun 2012

Solarworld sees China dumping case in June amid German support

News / Policy & Finance

EU pact on Chinese solar panels marks Beijing-to-Berlin victory

Planned European Union curbs on Chinese solar panels would last less than half as long as normal trade protection, marking a victory not just for China but also for Germany, the U.K. and other free-ma...

30 Jul 2013

EU pact on Chinese solar panels marks Beijing-to-Berlin victory

News / Energy

India's waste-to-energy plan could mean bad news for trash pickers

Leaning on a battered set of scales while flies swarmed his piles of trash, Akbar said he wasn't demanding much: "All I want is continued access to waste." Akbar is one of an estimated quarter-million...

21 Sep 2012

India's waste-to-energy plan could mean bad news for trash pickers

News / Energy

Solar dumping buries German jobs

German solar manufacturers say the European Union's moves to counter alleged unfair trade practices from China - announced yesterday - are coming too late for many in the industry. Job losses have inc...

7 Sep 2012

Solar dumping buries German jobs

News / Energy

Bright lighting idea cuts IGA energy bill by $40k overnight

While the big supermarkets are caught in their own price wars, a group of independent grocery stores in Western Australia's Midwest region claim to have shaved about $40,000 - or 10 per cent - off the...

20 Sep 2012

Bright lighting idea cuts IGA energy bill by $40k overnight

News / Energy

Tonga's solar grandmothers

Two grandmothers from the island nation of Tonga have acquired the skills to install solar panel systems in the nation's communities without access to mains grid electricity. According to a report on ...

27 Apr 2012

Tonga's solar grandmothers

News / Policy & Finance

Huaneng Renewables misses estimates as wind growth slows

Huaneng Renewables, a clean-energy unit of China’s biggest electricity producer, reported net income that missed estimates as the growth of the nation’s wind-power installation slowed. The unit of Chi...

20 Mar 2012

Huaneng Renewables misses estimates as wind growth slows

News / Energy

China key to green tech innovation?

...renewables in the United States and around the world. "I would be very bullish for American companies to explore green- technologies-related opportunities in China," Craig Allen, deputy assistant sec...

9 May 2012

China key to green tech innovation?

News / Corporate Responsibility

Microsoft to be carbon zero by 2013

Global software firm Microsoft announced this week a new target of going ‘carbon neutral’ by July, along with plans to set its own carbon price to drive home the message to its employees of the firm's...

12 May 2012

Microsoft to be carbon zero by 2013