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News / Transport

Wind power seen surging as custom barges cut set-up costs

...renewables construction, Christina Grumstrup Soerensen, said by phone. “We put land turbines out at sea, and we used vessels developed for the exploration and production industry, or bridge-building e...

10 Apr 2012

Wind power seen surging as custom barges cut set-up costs

News / Energy

Solar panel incentives at risk

...renewables. He said the commission's proposals seemed on the face of it to be moving in the right direction because they were making inroads into inefficiencies in the system. Opposition energy spokes...

18 May 2012

Solar panel incentives at risk

News / Energy

Sparx plans to launch renewable energy fund

Japanese asset manager Sparx Group aims to set up a fund that invests in infrastructure for renewable energy by next year, anticipating strong demand as the country shifts away from nuclear power foll...

2 Dec 2011

Sparx plans to launch renewable energy fund

News / Energy

Push for reform of electricity

Australia is lagging behind other developed countries in energy efficiency, despite some examples being set by individual businesses, an international conference in Sydney has been told. The $45 billi...

3 Mar 2012

Push for reform of electricity

News / Policy & Finance

Mumbai likely to get agency to protect environment

The civic body has proposed an environment protection agency, in a move that could change the way environment in the city is protected. The proposal, prepared by the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation...

10 Apr 2012

Mumbai likely to get agency to protect environment

News / Policy & Finance

German solar energy firms seek Philippine partners

...Renewables-Made in Germany” program of the German government. The program entailed bringing German firms to Southeast Asian countries to explore opportunities in the renewable energy industry. “German...

16 Nov 2011

German solar energy firms seek Philippine partners

News / Green Buildings

Now, small buildings can go for green stars

The focus of energy efficiency has usually been large buildings, whether residential or commercial. Now, there is a project that will help smaller buildings reduce their carbon footprint. An offshoot ...

3 Sep 2012

Now, small buildings can go for green stars

News / Energy

Repair work takes its toll on Aboitiz Power plant

...Renewables Inc. The power company, together with Norwegian partner SN Power, acquired major power assets from the government, including the Bakun plant. In a separate disclosure, Aboitiz Power said it...

3 Sep 2012

Repair work takes its toll on Aboitiz Power plant

Press Releases / Sustainable Tourism, Hospitality, Events & Marketing

Sustainability Guru Asia Pacific

Sustainability Guru Asia Pacific has announced an update to its Coron & West Visayas Initiatives. The sustainable tourism consultancy and institutional partners Zero Carbon Resorts, Green Hotels &...

2 Mar 2012

Sustainability Guru Asia Pacific

News / Transport

Managing aviation carbon emission

The aviation industry emits as much as about 600 million tons of carbon every year, and with more planes set to take to the skies, there's been a push towards creating a carbon neutral sector. The ini...

16 Feb 2012

Managing aviation carbon emission

News / Energy

Government promoting nuclear power plant among people in Bangka

The government continued campaigning about the benefits and security of a nuclear power plant among the population of Bangka island in the Sumatran province of Bangka-Belitung. Research and technology...

21 Apr 2012

Government promoting nuclear power plant among people in Bangka

News / Energy

Renewable energy certificate prices hit new high in Dec

This month's trading (today) in renewable energy certificates touched a new high, both in volumes and in prices. As many as 1,11,621 RECs were traded on the two exchanges – Indian Energy Exchange (IEX...

28 Dec 2011

Renewable energy certificate prices hit new high in Dec

News / Energy

Government considers new renewable energy policy

The government is mulling over a policy that, if taken forward, will require large energy consumers, including mining, oil and gas companies, to partly use renewable energy sources to boost efficiency...

18 Oct 2011

Government considers new renewable energy policy

News / Policy & Finance

Solar group seeking reduced FIT

The Philippine Solar Power Alliance (PSPA) has formally announced to the Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) that it is filing a lower feed-in-tariff (FIT) charge of P15.22 per kilowatt-hour (kWh) for ...

24 Jan 2012

Solar group seeking reduced FIT

News / Energy

A step closer to being ‘solar city'

Renewable energy initiatives under the ‘solar city' project are expected to be launched here before March 2012, as the project plan is being finalised. Under the initiative, sixty city corporations wi...

17 Nov 2011

A step closer to being ‘solar city'

News / Green Buildings

Green homes buck real estate sloth, banks offer rate cuts

Green homes are defying the slump in real estate market. Banks, buoyed by this ‘slow but steady’ demand, are mulling higher loan rate cuts for an ‘ecological cause’. Buildings are categorised green if...

8 Apr 2012

Green homes buck real estate sloth, banks offer rate cuts

News / Carbon & Climate

Gas sector explodes at billion-dollar gift to coal

The Australian Pipeline Industry Association has criticised federal government cash payments to the most emissions-intensive coal-fired power generators, worth a combined $1 billion, as a ''gift of di...

2 Apr 2012

Gas sector explodes at billion-dollar gift to coal

News / Energy

The sea’s the limit for solar

Land-scarce coastal cities such as Singapore may soon be looking to the sea for their solar energy supply. Global technology consulting and certification firm DNV unveiled a new floating solar array c...

5 Nov 2012

The sea’s the limit for solar

News / Policy & Finance

South Korea set to vote on last hurdle for emissions trading

South Korean lawmakers are set to approve an emissions-trading system that gives companies more free permits and longer lead time than originally planned to cut back on pollution linked to climate cha...

27 Feb 2012

South Korea set to vote on last hurdle for emissions trading

Research / Lux Research

Assessing innovator evolution in renewable materials and chemicals

Top Players Novamont, Arcadia, Elevance, Amyris Leading Dramatic Changes in Chemical Industry: As innovative startups in bio-based materials and chemicals reach the scale needed to make a commercial i...

17 Jan 2012

Assessing innovator evolution in renewable materials and chemicals