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News / Energy

South Korea to build $9 billion offshore wind farm by 2019

South Korea, which imports 97 percent of its energy needs, will invest 10.2 trillion won ($9 billion) to develop a 2.5-gigawatt offshore wind farm by 2019 that will be the largest in the country. Kore...

11 Nov 2011

South Korea to build $9 billion offshore wind farm by 2019

News / Carbon & Climate

UN lauds Philippines' climate change laws 'world's best'

The country’s laws on climate change adaptation (CCA) and disaster risk reduction (DRR) are the “best in the world,” UN special envoy Margareta Wahlström said Thursday. Wahlström, special DRR represen...

4 May 2012

UN lauds Philippines' climate change laws 'world's best'

News / Energy

Taiwan’s biggest solar power field begins operations

After 18 months of construction, the largest solar energy plant in Taiwan’s history is now fully operational in the southern city of Kaohsiung, according to the Ministry of Economic Affairs Oct. 1. Co...

3 Oct 2011

Taiwan’s biggest solar power field begins operations

Press Releases / Eco-Business

Latest APP promise more greenwash than protection

An Asia Pulp and Paper promise for a moratorium on natural forest logging in directly owned concessions needs to cover what goes into its mills rather than what comes off already mostly cleared areas,...

22 May 2012

Latest APP promise more greenwash than protection

News / Energy

Japan anti-nuclear candidate loses governor race, changes debate

Renewable energy advocate Tetsunari Iida lost the race for Yamaguchi governor yesterday though his office said he forced a change in the debate that made his opponent come out against building a nucle...

30 Jul 2012

Japan anti-nuclear candidate loses governor race, changes debate

Press Releases / ebm-papst A&NZ Pty Ltd.

Energy-saving fans made of "epylen" wood/plastic composite biomaterial - innovation by ebm-papst

Ebm-papst announces new energy-saving fans manufactured using eco-friendly 'biomaterials'. Energy-saving fans have been developed and produced by ebm-papst for many years - ebm-papst manufactures ener...

22 Nov 2011

Energy-saving fans made of "epylen" wood/plastic composite biomaterial - innovation by ebm-papst

News / Policy & Finance

Solar power takes giant strides

No one can accuse the renewables industry of lacking creative impetus. Solar-powered aircraft, cars and boats have featured at this year's World Future Energy Summit (WFES) in Abu Dhabi, and in the MS...

18 Jan 2012

Solar power takes giant strides

News / Energy

Victoria's solar industry criticises weak renewable energy policies

Australia’s national electrical industry association has criticised a decision by the Victorian state government to slash solar incentives, the second major blow this week to the state’s renewable ene...

2 Sep 2011

Victoria's solar industry criticises weak renewable energy policies

News / Energy

Biodiesel set to go nationwide

Biodiesel, a “greener” alternative to regular diesel, is expected to be implemented nationwide by 2013. Plantation Industries and Commodities Minister Tan Sri Bernard Dompok said petroleum companies n...

7 Oct 2011

Biodiesel set to go nationwide

News / Energy

Solar panels for Queensland's reef HQ aquarium

Construction of a major solar panel array has commenced at Queensland's Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority's Reef HQ Aquarium. According to the state's Minister for Sustainability, Tony Burke, t...

26 Oct 2011

Solar panels for Queensland's reef HQ aquarium

News / Policy & Finance

Sustainable business bolsters Sino-Swedish ties

Swedish companies in China are utilizing their clean-tech acumen to help drive eco-friendly growth in the world's second-largest economy. China is Sweden's second-largest export market for environment...

16 Dec 2011

Sustainable business bolsters Sino-Swedish ties

News / Waste

Melbourne to get first biochar plant

The country's first commercial biochar plant, to turn green waste into energy and store carbon dioxide, will be built in Melbourne after State Energy Minister Michael O'Brien awarded a $4.5 million gr...

6 Sep 2011

Melbourne to get first biochar plant

News / Policy & Finance

'Industrial sector can save 20pc power by adopting energy efficient measures'

Pakistan’s industrial sector can save 20 percent power by adopting energy efficient measures without any investment or in some cases with nominal investment, an expert said on Tuesday. Pakistan enjoye...

6 Jun 2012

'Industrial sector can save 20pc power by adopting energy efficient measures'

News / Policy & Finance

Sell-off to fund wind project

A selldown of Circular Head wind-farm assets should help Hydro Tasmania finance its $400 million Musselroe wind farm proposal. The State Government-owned electricity generator yesterday said it was se...

6 Sep 2011

Sell-off to fund wind project

News / Energy

Higher demand for power

Sarawak Hidro Sdn Bhd is ramping up the generation capacity of the Bakun hydroelectric dam in anticipation of higher demand for power by year-end. “About 900MW of electricity is now available for use ...

7 Feb 2012

Higher demand for power

News / Energy

Samsung SDI sees solar cell market at $70 bln by 2020

South Korea's Samsung SDI Co Ltd said it expects the global solar cell market to be worth $70 billion by 2020, more than double last year's $30 billion, with falling prices and government support expe...

7 Sep 2011

Samsung SDI sees solar cell market at $70 bln by 2020

News / Energy

Green Power: Muntinlupa residents get renewable energy devices

After expressing amazement at how a unique stove turns used cooking oil into fuel, Lucita Dayco, a resident of Muntinlupa City who was among those who attended a demonstration of the product held rece...

22 Aug 2011

Green Power: Muntinlupa residents get renewable energy devices

News / Energy

First Solar panel reaches record 14.4% efficiency, company says

First Solar Inc, the world’s largest maker of thin-film solar products, beat its own record for making the most efficient panels. The company used factory equipment to produce cadmium telluride panels...

18 Jan 2012

First Solar panel reaches record 14.4% efficiency, company says

News / Energy

Fukushima gives renewable energy a chance

After decades of not bothering to switch off the lights in unoccupied rooms in their Tokyo home, Masayoshi Sakurai and his children now meticulously make sure they do. "My wife used to badger us to sw...

21 Aug 2011

Fukushima gives renewable energy a chance

News / Energy

Feed-in-tariff for renewable energy to start on Sept 1

The feed-in-tariff (FiT) for the development of renewable energy (RE) will kickstart on Sept 1, according to Energy, Green Technology and Water Ministry secretary-general Datuk Loo Took Gee. “We are i...

14 Jun 2011

Feed-in-tariff for renewable energy to start on Sept 1