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Shell to focus on natural gas and biofuel
Shell will focus on natural gas and biofuels to meet the energy demand of the future. “Biofuels are the only low-carbon transport fuel that can be scaled up fast enough to tackle carbon emissions from...
9 Jul 2011
Shell to focus on natural gas and biofuel
Opinion /
Water
Last call at the oasis
The inconvenient truth about water is out. According to award-winning US documentary Last Call at the Oasis, we are fast exhausting our surface water supplies - water consumption and use now exceed ...
21 Jun 2012
Last call at the oasis
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Energy
Solar power in Ayutthaya
Ratchaburi Electricity Generating Holding Plc expects to complete its 100-megawatt renewable energy programme ahead of the original 2016 target and will explore more solar and wind opportunities both ...
8 Jun 2011
Solar power in Ayutthaya
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Energy
AGL Energy said to Seek A$1 billion of loans to refinance debt
AGL Energy Ltd. (AGK), an Australian renewable energy company, approached banks to help arrange A$1 billion ($1.05 billion) of loans to refinance debt, according to three people familiar with the matt...
29 Jun 2011
AGL Energy said to Seek A$1 billion of loans to refinance debt
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Energy
U.S. smart grid to cost billions, save trillions
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Renewables
on the rise The smart grid will continue to depend on large nuclear and fossil-fired power plants but also includes a substantial number of energy storage and renewable generating facilitie...
24 May 2011
U.S. smart grid to cost billions, save trillions
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Food & Agriculture
Australia and the global scramble for natural resources, by Andrew Campbell
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renewables
, including second-generation biofuels. The urban dimension of food production is critical Cities are great magnets, drawing in people, nutrients, water and energy from their rural hinterlan...
18 Oct 2012
Australia and the global scramble for natural resources, by Andrew Campbell
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Energy
Spotlight on IT: Going green with ICT
IT sales executive Elizabeth Duke is a technology junkie who tries to be environmentally friendly. She recycles, takes public transport to work and minimises energy use from air-conditioning and light...
27 Mar 2012
Spotlight on IT: Going green with ICT
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Energy
Sit tight, the tidal wave of clean energy is on the horizon
You may be looking at the often forgotten clean technology sector, but you may have to be patient before it generates good returns. The introduction of the carbon tax means the focus will be on compa...
22 Jul 2012
Sit tight, the tidal wave of clean energy is on the horizon
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Energy
Cellphone towers to be powered by green energy
Japan's largest mobile phone operator, NTT DoCoMo, plans to start powering its cellphone tower network with renewable energy such as solar, wind or biomass, the company said on July 8. The move could ...
8 Jul 2011
Cellphone towers to be powered by green energy
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Policy & Finance
Expert urges more Chinese-Israeli cleantech work
Israel and China are not yet maximizing their huge potential for collaborations in solar energy development and other cleantech innovations, according to experts. “I know there’s a lot of exchange bet...
5 Jul 2012
Expert urges more Chinese-Israeli cleantech work
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Carbon & Climate
New hope on global warming, by Heherson Alvarez and John Topping, Jr.
In 1997, the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) adopted the Kyoto Protocol – an agreement among signatory states to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions. In 2012, however, the C...
28 Nov 2011
New hope on global warming, by Heherson Alvarez and John Topping, Jr.
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Energy
Oil palm industry can contribute another RM14bil in revenue, says DPM
The oil palm industry in Malaysia can generate an additional revenue of RM14bil a year from the production of hydrogen fuel, bio-fertiliser and animal feed from biomass. This could mean a 20% increase...
24 Sep 2011
Oil palm industry can contribute another RM14bil in revenue, says DPM
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Manufacturing
Major Chinese, South Korean wind farm projects put pressure on rare earths supply
China and South Korea's planned investment in offshore wind farms, amounting to close to $25 billion in the near future, could also affect on rare earths production. The increasing demand for environm...
16 Nov 2011
Major Chinese, South Korean wind farm projects put pressure on rare earths supply
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Energy
Greens renewable electricity plan sparks power price fears
The electricity industry has warned that a Greens push to use the carbon-pricing debate to leverage a massive boost in renewable energy developments will dramatically increase electricity prices. Read...
6 May 2011
Greens renewable electricity plan sparks power price fears
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Policy & Finance
Suntech leads NY stock climb on solar demand: China overnight
Chinese solar companies climbed, driving an index of the nation’s stocks traded in New York to gain the most in a month, as Renewable Energy Corp. ASA said demand for the technology is shifting to Asi...
9 Feb 2012
Suntech leads NY stock climb on solar demand: China overnight
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Carbon & Climate
Australia seventh-worst polluter on Earth: report
A report ranking the world's biggest polluters puts Australia in seventh place. Conservation group World Wildlife Fund (WWF), which compiled the report, says the spiralling global population and over-...
15 May 2012
Australia seventh-worst polluter on Earth: report
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Policy & Finance
New UN index seeks to oust GDP
United Nations agencies launched a new index on Sunday meant to replace gross domestic product as a measure of national wealth. The Inclusive Wealth Index (IWI), published at this week’s Rio+20 global...
18 Jun 2012
New UN index seeks to oust GDP
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Energy
'Use funds for research' on clean energy
Australia should concentrate its clean energy funding on research, according to federal independent Tony Windsor, rather than controversial schemes like ''pink batts or cash for clunkers''. Mr Windsor...
15 Aug 2011
'Use funds for research' on clean energy
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Energy
Switzerland helps Vietnam develop renewable energy
Switzerland’s State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO) has provided non-refundable assistance worth US$2.43 million for Vietnam Renewable Energy Development Programme (REDP). The Ministry of...
10 May 2011
Switzerland helps Vietnam develop renewable energy
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Energy
Bullish on solar plants
Entrepreneurs are rushing to submit their plans to build solar plants following the disclosure of the Feed-in Tariff (FiT) scheme and the imminent gazetting of the Renewable Energy Act. At a recent ...
16 May 2011
Bullish on solar plants
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Water
China’s super-dam is becoming an upstream water bomb
The latest evidence suggests that the Chinese scientific establishment understands the dangers of a planned Himalayan dam – …
China’s super-dam is becoming an upstream water bomb
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Policy & Finance
COP31 action plan introduces initiative to turn climate pledges into investable projects
In his third letter, COP31 president Murat Kurum unveils the Climate Implementation Bridge (BRIDGE), an initiative to help …
COP31 action plan introduces initiative to turn climate pledges into investable projects
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Carbon & Climate
Glacier-driven Nepal flood shows mounting risks in warming Himalayas
Scientists say warming is destabilising ice and mountain slopes, but the precise trigger remains under investigation.
Glacier-driven Nepal flood shows mounting risks in warming Himalayas
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Policy & Finance
Philippines should rethink data centre ambitions amid energy, geopolitical risks: biz leaders
The Philippines’ data centre push faces scrutiny as power shortages, high resource demands and geopolitical risks raise questions …
Philippines should rethink data centre ambitions amid energy, geopolitical risks: biz leaders
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Carbon & Climate
Hydrogen fuel cells could ease Singapore’s data centre power constraints: expert
DayOne’s new facility will test technology that promises dependable power but faces cost and scalability challenges.
Hydrogen fuel cells could ease Singapore’s data centre power constraints: expert
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Manufacturing
Nickel boom puts Indonesia’s biodiversity goals under pressure: study
Indonesia holds the world’s largest nickel reserves and has rapidly expanded production, which a new study says has …
Nickel boom puts Indonesia’s biodiversity goals under pressure: study
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