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News / Carbon & Climate

Fisheries to cut greenhouse emissions

The domestic fisheries sector has set itself the target of reducing gas emissions, particularly in aquaculture activities, by 20 per cent over the next 10 years. Officials with the Viet Nam Research I...

3 Nov 2011

Fisheries to cut greenhouse emissions

Opinion / Energy

Renewing renewables (part 2 of 2): The path for change

...renewables. We should continue and even accelerate those efforts. But at the same time, other renewables need much greater attention and research if we are to avoid the unwanted outcome of a major shi...

9 Jun 2011

Renewing renewables (part 2 of 2): The path for change

News / Policy & Finance

Taewoong, OCI jump on bets renewable energy demand to rise

Taewoong Co., a South Korean maker of parts for wind power plants, rose the most in more than eight months in Seoul trading on speculation demand for renewable energy will increase. Taewoong jumped 10...

31 May 2011

Taewoong, OCI jump on bets renewable energy demand to rise

News / Energy

Use renewable sources: Greenpeace

Greenpeace will hold talks with telecom operators to disclose their annual carbon emissions following the finding of a report which has revealed an aggressive exploitation of diesel by the telecom sec...

19 May 2011

Use renewable sources: Greenpeace

News / Energy

Australia had more renewable energy in 1960

While solar power and wind energy's presence in Australia has increased greatly over the past few years, it will come as a shock to many that the nation has less renewable energy capacity as a proport...

17 May 2011

Australia had more renewable energy in 1960

News / Energy

Green group fired up on 'inconvenient' report

A major energy consultancy has been accused of suppressing a report that might have cast doubt on industry assurances that coal seam gas is a much cleaner fuel than coal. Green group Beyond Zero E...

14 Nov 2011

Green group fired up on 'inconvenient' report

News / Energy

Renewable energy can help bridge energy deficit, check govt's subsidy burden

...renewables seems like a good way to go and we will try to do that in the 12th Five-Year Plan." In an assessment done jointly with the ministry of new and renewable energy, the commission has pointed o...

10 Jun 2011

Renewable energy can help bridge energy deficit, check govt's subsidy burden

News / Energy

DOE eyes award of RE service contracts this month

The Department of Energy (DOE) is expected to award some 40 to 80 new service contracts for renewable energy (RE) projects within the month, Energy Undersecretary Jose Layug, Jr. said on Thursday. In ...

24 Jun 2011

DOE eyes award of RE service contracts this month

News / Corporate Responsibility

Interface rolls out environmentally friendly carpet solutions

NASDAQ-listed carpet manufacturer Interface has managed to divert 12,500 tonnes of carpet from landfills in 2010 alone. The company, which has been expanding in Asia at a rapid pace, takes old carpet ...

19 Aug 2011

Interface rolls out environmentally friendly carpet solutions

News / Energy

5MW solar farm constructed in 6 weeks

The Victorian Government recently expressed concerns an early closure of Hazelwood Power Station, one of the world's filthiest coal-fired facilities, would threaten the state's electricity supplies. N...

17 Jul 2011

5MW solar farm constructed in 6 weeks

Press Releases / Desso

Desso wins Guardian Sustainable Business Award for Waste and Recycling

On May 29, Desso, a leading European carpet and sports surfaces company won the 2012 Guardian Sustainable Business Award for the Waste and Recycling category for its implementation of Cradle to Cradle...

5 Jun 2012

Desso wins Guardian Sustainable Business Award for Waste and Recycling

News / Energy

Solar electricity system installed in Lok Sabha

Lok Sabha speaker Meira Kumar on Tuesday inaugurated a solar energy system in Parliament as part of the drive to turn the Parliament House into a green building. In December 2009, she had requested mi...

9 Aug 2011

Solar electricity system installed in Lok Sabha

News / Energy

Bright outlook for solar sector

China, the world's largest solar panel producer, is likely to become the largest market for solar devices in 2012 as Europe, the largest importer of Chinese panels, sees its market for the products co...

12 Apr 2012

Bright outlook for solar sector

News / Green Buildings

Green rating gaining ground

The more eco-friendly a structure, the better. Initiatives in building such structures are gaining wider acceptance across the world. The green building concept, which has appealed to conservationists...

27 Aug 2011

Green rating gaining ground

News / Energy

Japan’s solar shift hinges on banks ending drought

Japan is beginning a shift to solar energy that lacks one ingredient: bank financing. For lenders like Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group Inc. (8316), a commitment to offer loans to solar ventures depend...

26 Aug 2011

Japan’s solar shift hinges on banks ending drought

News / Policy & Finance

REC Singapore poised to face challenges ahead

Renewable Energy Corporation’s S$2.5 billion integrated Singapore plant – its biggest and most efficient worldwide – remains one of the few bright spots for the Norwegian solar company which is facing...

31 Oct 2011

REC Singapore poised to face challenges ahead

News / Energy

World should double renewable energy by 2030: U.N.

...renewables target would add to a U.N. drive to widen supplies of electricity to everyone by 2030 -- about 2.5 billion people now have little or no access -- and to improve world energy efficiency by 4...

3 Jun 2011

World should double renewable energy by 2030: U.N.

News / Energy

Renewable energy the future: UN

Global energy generated by renewables could increase up to 10 times on current levels by mid-century, a landmark study by a United Nations climate change body has found. In a report released last nigh...

11 May 2011

Renewable energy the future: UN

News / Energy

Suntech/UNSW collaboration produces record breaking solar cell

Collaborative research between Suntech, China's solar panel manufacturing giant, and the University of New South Wales has led to a world record 20.3 per cent efficiency through further refinements to...

13 Mar 2012

Suntech/UNSW collaboration produces record breaking solar cell

News / Carbon & Climate

China posed for carbon emissions scheme

...renewables. "The most important thing in the world for meeting carbon goals is what China does in its overall energy policy in the next 10 years," William Chandler, lead author of the study and direct...

17 May 2012

China posed for carbon emissions scheme