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Manufacturing
Mexican energy and electronics industries seek Chinese capital
Mexico is trying to diversify its energy mix and exploit the potential of renewable energy sources, which means new opportunities for Chinese companies, said Carlos Guzman, the head of investment prom...
2 Aug 2011
Mexican energy and electronics industries seek Chinese capital
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Eco-Business
Urban Green Energy and GE Energy Industrial Solutions unveil the Sanya Skypump, an electric-vehicle charging station equipped with wind and solar power
Computer rendering of Skypump. Image: PR Web "By marrying the elegant design of UGE’s Sanya Streetlamp with the GE WattStation™, we have enabled the further adoption of electric vehicles by mak...
26 Jul 2011
Urban Green Energy and GE Energy Industrial Solutions unveil the Sanya Skypump, an electric-vehicle charging station equipped with wind and solar power
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Energy
A mighty wind shaping Queensland's energy future
Queensland is on the verge of a wind energy revolution that could see the nation's biggest farm of turbines being developed. Five major projects costing more than $2 billion are being planned that ...
22 Sep 2011
A mighty wind shaping Queensland's energy future
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Energy
Half of firms awarded solar projects yet to achieve financial closure
The ministry of new & renewable energy has said half of the 37 firms awarded solar power projects are yet to achieve financial closure and their contracts will be terminated if they miss the July...
30 Jun 2011
Half of firms awarded solar projects yet to achieve financial closure
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Transport
A greener ride on Sentosa
For three months, a 10-year-old Renault Kangoo van zipped around the hilly terrain of Sentosa island on only 10 cents a kilometre. An electric vehicle company, evHUB, which converted the diesel-powere...
23 Sep 2011
A greener ride on Sentosa
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Transport
Kia to produce hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles
Cars that plug into solar panels for electricity or run on hydrogen may sound like something found only on the pages of science fiction novels, but engineers at the US Department of Energy's (DOE) Nat...
19 Aug 2011
Kia to produce hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles
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Energy
Chinese renewable energy firms have their eye on Japan
With Japan looking to hedge its bets on nuclear energy by exploring other renewable energy sources, Chinese companies are eagerly vying for a seat at the table, anteing up its leadership in wind and s...
12 Jul 2011
Chinese renewable energy firms have their eye on Japan
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World plugs-in to new
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agency
Renewable energy was given a boost with the opening of the first General Assembly of the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) which opened in Abu Dhabi on Monday. The two-day meeting with 8...
7 Apr 2011
World plugs-in to new renewables agency
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Greenergy Solutions Inc.
Waste-to-energy facilities required to comply with environmental laws, says Briones
Ruth P Briones, Chairman and CEO of Greenergy Solutions Inc. and Convenor of Zero Waste Philippines’ Forum, said that any Waste-to-Energy (WTE) Facility or Material Recovery and Energy Facility (MREF)...
28 Oct 2011
Waste-to-energy facilities required to comply with environmental laws, says Briones
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Corporate Responsibility
More social action good for firms
With increasing globalisation and competition, companies are focusing on corporate social responsibility (CSR) to strengthen their brands and obtain competitive advantages, seminar participants heard ...
9 Sep 2011
More social action good for firms
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Policy & Finance
Chinese solar CEOs say government gives them no special breaks
Top executives at four of China’s biggest solar-panel makers said the government hasn’t given them special treatment, rebutting a US complaint that they got benefits including subsidies and preferenti...
30 Nov 2011
Chinese solar CEOs say government gives them no special breaks
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Policy & Finance
Protesters place solar panels on Combet's rooftop
Activists from Rising Tide have scaled the walls of Climate Change Minister Greg Combet’s electorate office to draw attention to issues related to the looming carbon tax and how resulting revenue will...
16 May 2011
Protesters place solar panels on Combet's rooftop
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Policy & Finance
Uncertainty clouds solar company's future
A British solar energy company says it will scrap plans to expand into four regional Victorian centres and create up to 120 jobs, if the Baillieu government substantially cuts a household subsidy sche...
25 Aug 2011
Uncertainty clouds solar company's future
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Policy & Finance
$50,000 spent on wind-farm tests in no-go zone
The state government has paid $50,000 for a 60-metre wind mast - to measure the strength of wind for possible wind turbines - in an area banned for wind farms by the planning minister. The government ...
26 Oct 2011
$50,000 spent on wind-farm tests in no-go zone
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Policy & Finance
Call for incentives to boost bus commuters
A leading transport executive doubts the carbon tax will be an incentive for people to stop driving their cars. Australian Bus Industry Confederation executive director Michael Apps said the carbon ta...
14 Sep 2011
Call for incentives to boost bus commuters
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Green Buildings
Govt’s push for green technologies
To push the green technologies, the environment ministry has decided to exempt solar energy projects from environment clearance and fast track clearance process of green building projects. A decision ...
15 May 2011
Govt’s push for green technologies
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Waste
1 million tonnes of waste to be gasified at closed Philippine landfill
Briones says, Laguna Landfill will generate electricity as renewable energy facility using the residual waste as a feedstock for a thermal Batch Gasifier. The Philippines Cabuyao, Laguna Landfill, wh...
27 Jun 2011
1 million tonnes of waste to be gasified at closed Philippine landfill
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Waste
Scalene Greenergy makes fuel from waste
The late Tun Ghafar Baba was known for his folksy politics. His speeches were simple but he delivered the messages with dry humour and blunt irony. Among his pet peeves were slothful farmers and waste...
23 Aug 2011
Scalene Greenergy makes fuel from waste
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Energy
Chinese turbine manufacturer secures deal to supply wind turbines to Ireland
A week of industrial-scale initiatives in wind and solar had as its highlight Chinese turbine manufacturer Sinovel’s capture of a deal to supply 1GW of turbines to Ireland. The transaction will be by ...
6 Jul 2011
Chinese turbine manufacturer secures deal to supply wind turbines to Ireland
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Policy & Finance
Bilateral relations Indonesia, China to cooperate in developing renewable energy
Indonesian and Chinese business owners have affirmed their commitment to strengthening cooperation in developing Indonesia’s renewable energy sector in a bid to help the country reduce dependence on f...
28 Apr 2011
Bilateral relations Indonesia, China to cooperate in developing renewable energy
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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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