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News / Energy

Activists slam Taipower’s nuclear waste plan

...the reprocessed fissile materials will be sent back to Taiwan when the contract expires. By then, Taiwan will still face the challenge of identifying a geologically stable site to store the nuclear wa...

4 Mar 2015

Activists slam Taipower’s nuclear waste plan

News / Food & Agriculture

Chinese citizens sue government over transparency on Monsanto herbicide

...the WHO over its recent report. Yang and the other plaintiffs, Li Xiangzhen and Tian Xiangping, are demanding in the lawsuit that the agriculture ministry make public the animal test that the ministry...

9 Apr 2015

Chinese citizens sue government over transparency on Monsanto herbicide

Press Releases / Conservation International - Singapore

COP21 agreement in Paris recognises power of nature to address climate

...The Paris Agreement is a transformative diplomatic victory. The hard work of delivery begins now. The security of nations and humanity depends upon the reduction of emissions and the protection of nat...

21 Dec 2015

COP21 agreement in Paris recognises power of nature to address climate

Opinion / Energy

Our addiction to fossil fuel is taking us on the road to nowhere

...The bad news – the agreed targets are significantly weaker than those proposed by the European Parliament. And they will slow down clean energy investments. The result – the EU will still have to rely...

11 Feb 2015

Our addiction to fossil fuel is taking us on the road to nowhere

News / Carbon & Climate

Singapore's air pollution index rises to unhealthy level: government website

...the government's National Environment Agency said on its website (www.haze.gov.sg). The 3-hour Pollution Standards Index (PSI) in the city-state rose to as high as 113 at 6 a.m. local time (1800 EDT),...

15 Sep 2014

Singapore's air pollution index rises to unhealthy level: government website

News / Green Buildings

Singapore researchers unveil new light-as-cloud architectural technology

...the boundaries further with the development of a 24-metre long factory roof prototype, with which they intend to enter the industrial infrastructure industry in Singapore. Through the support of the t...

29 Oct 2014

Singapore researchers unveil new light-as-cloud architectural technology

News / Carbon & Climate

Relief centres to have solar panels and rainwater systems

...the people. During the major floods in Kelantan, Terengganu and Pahang, floods victims were cut off from the outside world as they could not contact their family members on their mobile phones as ther...

13 Jan 2015

Relief centres to have solar panels and rainwater systems

Opinion / Energy

Last chance for Asean to adopt energy price transparency

...the choice of continuing subsidies or dismantling these very costly programs for the sake of national budgets and economic fairness. This then could be the perfect time to deal with subsidies and at t...

21 Jan 2015

Last chance for Asean to adopt energy price transparency

News / Energy

Hanergy creating global solar retail store presence

...the UK where its Solibro rooftop product was showcased in some of IKEA’s stores. The strategy has been rolled out in the Netherlands and Switzerland. Hanergy did not disclose the upfront costs of esta...

11 May 2015

Hanergy creating global solar retail store presence

News / Cities

Infrastructure Australia audit reveals huge challenge of city sustainability

...the larger capitals. On the whole, the challenge of meeting the infrastructure needs of those cities is likely to be less significant than for the four larger cities. Fostering growth in the smaller c...

26 May 2015

Infrastructure Australia audit reveals huge challenge of city sustainability

News / Energy

Consumers: We’re mad as hell and we want our solar

...the return on investment was not there. “The only people who can afford it are people who are too far from the grid,” he said. “If you have a house near the beach and there’s no power supply, it’s che...

12 Jun 2015

Consumers: We’re mad as hell and we want our solar

News / Policy & Finance

Nevada high court hears Marinduque mine disaster lawsuit

...the province should be allowed to sue in the state. “We filed here for all the right reasons,” McCarthy said, according to the Associated Press. “We chased them here. They fled the Philippines.” About...

10 Feb 2015

Nevada high court hears Marinduque mine disaster lawsuit

Press Releases / TUV Rheinland Hong Kong Ltd

Photovoltaics: Major impact of climate on energy yield

...when compared with the measurements taken as reference in the laboratory, which also results in corresponding differences in returns. The differences are even greater when the measured thin-film modul...

3 Jul 2014

Photovoltaics: Major impact of climate on energy yield

Opinion / Manufacturing

When it comes to food packaging, what we don’t know could hurt us

...the substances to a lab for testing as part of the approval process. The higher the level of migration, the more extensive toxicological testing the FDA requires. In addition to the materials themselv...

17 Oct 2014

When it comes to food packaging, what we don’t know could hurt us

News / Energy

Solar’s $30 billion splurge proves too much for Japan

...the access of new solar farms to their grids. Utilities say two years of rapid expansion has strained their capacity to absorb all the new electricity from sources that generate only when the sun shin...

10 Oct 2014

Solar’s $30 billion splurge proves too much for Japan

News / Energy

'Coal plants best choice for now'

...the South. "We still need coal-fired power plants," Anuchart said. However, the many protests mean there are now question marks over whether the Krabi and Songkhla plants will go ahead. And if they a...

8 Dec 2014

'Coal plants best choice for now'

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Climate action – who is stopping us?

...they know it, too. When we talk to people at major energy firms these days, they admit in private that they understand the need to transition towards clean energy. But the coal investments that compan...

24 Sep 2014

Climate action – who is stopping us?

News / Policy & Finance

Carbon price, social push needed to curb emissions: economists

...the energy it needs will be as large as the rest of the world's emissions put together over the next 25 years, the incoming director of the International Energy Agency predicted on Thursday. But new c...

10 Jul 2015

Carbon price, social push needed to curb emissions: economists

Press Releases / Unilever Asia Pte Ltd

Unilever sees sustainability supporting growth

...These brands accounted for half the company’s growth in 2014 and grew at twice the rate of the rest of the business.” The business case also now extends to the investment community, which...

7 May 2015

Unilever sees sustainability supporting growth

News / Energy

Water shortages pose risks to Bangladesh’s first nuclear plant

...The Padma is the main distributary of the Ganga, a transboundary river that flows from India. India built the Farakka Barrage across the Ganga in the 1970s to divert water to the Hooghly River and flu...

8 Jun 2015

Water shortages pose risks to Bangladesh’s first nuclear plant