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News / Carbon & Climate

UK energy minister wants to fund two CCS projects

Britain's energy minister wants to financially support two pilot carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects, a technology the UK is banking on to reduce climate-warming emissions and to develop as a ne...

11 Oct 2012

UK energy minister wants to fund two CCS projects

News / Policy & Finance

Energy proposal reignites biomass debate

Greens MP John Kaye has slammed two Federal Independent MPs over plans to allow woodchip-fired power stations to receive Renewable Energy Certificates. Dr Kaye says Rob Oakeshott and Tony Windsor's mo...

15 Feb 2012

Energy proposal reignites biomass debate

News / Energy

South Korean green business proposal for Sarawak

South Korean investors are keen to establish a biomass pellet plant in Sarawak to expand its share in the global biomass feedstock market. If this proposed venture by Eco Frontier is successful, it co...

19 Jan 2012

South Korean green business proposal for Sarawak

News / Energy

Wind power development in Japan slows down

Wind power installation in Japan has been slowing down. According to a survey conducted by Japan Wind Power Association, the estimated capacity of wind power newly installed in fiscal 2011 was 82 MW, ...

2 Mar 2012

Wind power development in Japan slows down

News / Energy

Siemens launches new green turbines

German power house Siemens believes its newly launched gas turbine SGT5 8000H for the green energy generation field will be able to help Malaysia achieve its goal of cutting 40 per cent CO2 emissions ...

15 Jun 2012

Siemens launches new green turbines

Opinion / Energy

Low-emission's missing link: reverse auctions for clean power, by Tony Wood

When it comes to reducing emissions, most serious analysts agree: the market works best, but the market is not enough. The International Energy Agency, the OECD, leading British climate economist Nich...

18 Jul 2012

Low-emission's missing link: reverse auctions for clean power, by Tony Wood

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News / Waste

Solid waste management plan yet to take off

The problem of solid waste continues to plague Patnaites as Patna Municipal Corporation (PMC) is yet to give a no objection letter to the newly appointed waste management companies appointed by the ur...

30 Aug 2012

Solid waste management plan yet to take off

News / Energy

Japan wind capacity up 11.7 pct before new subsidy

Japan's wind power capacity rose 11.7 per cent in the year to March 2011, the slowest pace at least in 10 years, government data showed on Friday, as it was set to launch a new subsidy system to lure ...

20 Jan 2012

Japan wind capacity up 11.7 pct before new subsidy

News / Energy

Productivity commission and EUAA blinkered on solar

Two Australian bodies criticising the cost of solar power have again failed to factor in all the benefits of the technology. A Productivity Commission report from June this year was widely criticised ...

2 Jan 2012

Productivity commission and EUAA blinkered on solar

News / Policy & Finance

China says starts probe into U.S. renewable energy policy

China's Commerce Ministry on Friday announced an investigation into U.S. renewable energy government policy support and subsidies after a U.S. decision earlier this month to probe sales of Chinese-mad...

25 Nov 2011

China says starts probe into U.S. renewable energy policy

News / Energy

China raises solar targets, Malaysia, UK feed-in laws enter force

...renewables by 2020, evenly divided between solar, wind and biomass. It sets specific targets for each technology to avoid EU-style bubbles and gives bonus payments for locally manufactured products. A...

19 Dec 2011

China raises solar targets, Malaysia, UK feed-in laws enter force

News / Food & Agriculture

Green economy stressed for NW China province

Top political advisor Jia Qinglin has urged Gansu, a province in China's relatively undeveloped west, to make full use of local resources to develop green industries while seeking profits for resident...

29 Aug 2012

Green economy stressed for NW China province

News / Energy

Premier Chen fast-tracks smart grid task force

ROC Premier Sean C. Chen instructed the Ministry of Economic Affairs August 7 to set up a special task force to promote the establishment of a smart grid nationwide. “In response to the adoption of re...

8 Aug 2012

Premier Chen fast-tracks smart grid task force

News / Policy & Finance

Sign on now, UN climate chief says

The United Nations climate chief has called on Australia to sign up to a new round of the greenhouse-gas-limiting Kyoto Protocol, saying it already has significant clean-energy policies in place. ''Fr...

25 Oct 2012

Sign on now, UN climate chief says

News / Energy

Pulp mill opponents welcome wind farm idea

...Renewables (TVR) says it wants to buy the land on which Gunns had proposed to build the controversial $2.3 billion mill. TVR says it confirmed its interest in the site with Gunns receivers KordaMent...

25 Oct 2012

Pulp mill opponents welcome wind farm idea

News / Energy

More sustainable energy is needed

Heads of state, energy ministers and top leaders from the energy industry gathered at the World Energy Forum in Dubai this week, aiming to boost international cooperation and exchange expertise to ens...

25 Oct 2012

More sustainable energy is needed

News / Policy & Finance

Australia's green power drive could worry wind investors

...renewables and a national carbon price to accelerate investment in cleaner energy. Geothermal, wave power and energy efficiency projects are also likely to benefit from two independent bodies approved...

8 Nov 2011

Australia's green power drive could worry wind investors

News / Policy & Finance

Government to restrict imports for solar energy: Farooq Abdullah

The government will limit imports and encourage domestic manufacturing through public private partnerships to boost solar energy generation as power consumption goes up dramatically with the fast-grow...

29 Feb 2012

Government to restrict imports for solar energy: Farooq Abdullah

News / Carbon & Climate

NZ on track to meet greenhouse gas emissions target

New Zealand is on track to meet its greenhouse gas emissions commitments under the Kyoto Protocol, the government announced Thursday. The forecast was based on the Ministry for the Environment's annua...

13 Apr 2012

NZ on track to meet greenhouse gas emissions target

News / Energy

SNAP expected to start Magat plant expansion

To help secure adequate power supply in Luzon, the SN Aboitiz Power (SNAP) Group will push through with its planned expansion of the existing 360-megawatt Magat hydroelectric power facility in Isabela...

17 Sep 2012

SNAP expected to start Magat plant expansion