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Cost of solar power systems in Australia to skyrocket
A recent report from Green Energy Markets predicts the cost of solar power systems in Australia after rebates will increase substantially - jumping by as much as 90% compared to the first quarter of 2...
28 Jun 2011
Cost of solar power systems in Australia to skyrocket
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Food & Agriculture
Bioenergy targets based on flawed science: report
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renewables
in final energy use to 20 percent by 2020, and current forecasts suggest that energy from trees and other vegetation will account for 60 percent of all renewable energy by that date. A sepa...
14 Sep 2011
Bioenergy targets based on flawed science: report
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Energy
Watchdogs to probe solar credits 'irregularities'
The corporate and consumer watchdogs will investigate a collapsed solar credits company that operated nationally despite being suspended in Victoria. Read the full story on The Australian: http://www....
7 Sep 2011
Watchdogs to probe solar credits 'irregularities'
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Energy
Vietnam investing heavily in high-tech coal plants
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renewables
comprise a small part of overall energy supply. To firmly establish renewable energy, Vietnam needs continuing education and demonstrations of economic feasibility. “The combination of the ...
9 Jun 2011
Vietnam investing heavily in high-tech coal plants
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Energy
Japan PM vows to boost renewable energy
Japanese Prime Minister Naoto Kan pledged on Wednesday to boost renewable energy to at least 20 percent of Japan's electricity supply in the 2020s, as he reviews the role of atomic energy after the wo...
25 May 2011
Japan PM vows to boost renewable energy
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Green Buildings
Ministry launches environmentally-friendly building certification system
The Environment Ministry has launched an environmentally-friendly building certification system, the ministry's chief, Gusti Muhammad Hatta, said here on Friday. "The environmentally-friendly building...
12 Aug 2011
Ministry launches environmentally-friendly building certification system
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Energy
World's first turbine-powered car charger
The world’s first wind turbine-powered post for charging electric vehicles has been launched at Green Park. The cutting-edge technology developed by green energy company Ecotricity was unveiled at the...
12 Aug 2011
World's first turbine-powered car charger
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Energy
Renewable energy bill passed
Parliament Monday passed the Renewable Energy Act 2010 bill which is aimed at developing renewable energy in a more aggressive manner. Energy, Green Technology and Water Minister Datuk Seri Peter Chin...
4 Apr 2011
Renewable energy bill passed
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Corporate Responsibility
Google discloses carbon footprint for the first time
Google's carbon footprint is on a par with the United Nations, the internet giant revealed on Thursday as it published its energy usage for the first time. Read the full story on the Guardian: http://...
8 Sep 2011
Google discloses carbon footprint for the first time
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Lux Research
Market Size Update 2012: The Push to a Post-Subsidy Solar Industry
Solar Without Subsidies: Installations Grow to 38.3 GW in 2017 as the Market Goes Global After recent explosive growth capped by a 66 per cent surge to 26.5 GW in 2011, solar installations will grind...
5 Apr 2012
Market Size Update 2012: The Push to a Post-Subsidy Solar Industry
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Energy
Japan crisis, high oil to help green energy: PwC
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renewables
is the place to go," said Ronan O'Regan, director in
renewables
and clean technologies at the consultancy. Investment in renewable energy across the globe is expected to maintain momentum s...
27 Mar 2011
Japan crisis, high oil to help green energy: PwC
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Policy & Finance
Japan's nuclear energy debate: some see spur for a renewable revolution
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renewables
and energy conservation,” he says. What's more realistic? Recent champions of
renewables
include Masayoshi Son, the chief executive of Softbank, who is to invest 1 billion yen ($12.3 millio...
3 May 2011
Japan's nuclear energy debate: some see spur for a renewable revolution
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Energy
Solar to brighten job prospects
The Climate Institute says the construction and operation of Australia’s first two commercial-scale solar farms in Moree and Chinchilla will create thousands of jobs in those regions. “It is fantastic...
22 Jun 2011
Solar to brighten job prospects
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Corporate Responsibility
Treating brewery wastewater for renewable energy boost
Global Water Engineering says breweries can achieve massive potential improvements from green projects. One of Asia’s biggest brewers, Beer Thai, installed an anaerobic and aerobic wastewater treatmen...
15 May 2011
Treating brewery wastewater for renewable energy boost
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Policy & Finance
Renewable energy needs a push
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renewables
Concurrently, the Sustainable Energy Development Authority (Seda) Bill, which is to institute the establishment of Seda Malaysia will also be tabled. Seda will be responsible for spearheadi...
26 Mar 2011
Renewable energy needs a push
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Policy & Finance
Reliance power to buy first solar panels for US-backed project
Indian billionaire Anil Ambani- controlled Reliance Power Ltd. (RPWR) will buy solar panels from First Solar Inc. (FSLR), the world’s second-biggest maker of the equipment by sales, for a 100-megawatt...
5 Sep 2011
Reliance power to buy first solar panels for US-backed project
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Sun Island Resorts, Shanghai
Sun Island Resorts Shanghai presents 3rd Annual Symposium to maximize corporate flow
The Mahota Symposium presents its third annual symposium – Maximizing Corporate Flow – Innovative ways to build sustainable business, at Mahota Farm on Chong Ming Island and Sun Island Resorts, Shangh...
26 Jun 2012
Sun Island Resorts Shanghai presents 3rd Annual Symposium to maximize corporate flow
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Energy
Japan may offer more subsidies on energy schemes abroad
Japan's trade ministry is asking to more than triple the amount of subsidies next fiscal year to support companies developing gas and oil fields abroad, aiming to take advantage of a rise in the yen a...
29 Sep 2011
Japan may offer more subsidies on energy schemes abroad
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Energy
Wind power companies breaking into foreign markets
China's wind power companies are finding their way into overseas markets, where fierce competition has previously limited their presence, usually by acquiring existing projects or investing in joint v...
14 Jul 2011
Wind power companies breaking into foreign markets
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Energy
Oakeshott wants tax measures to help boost storing carbon in soil
The independent MP Rob Oakeshott, whose vote is crucial to passing a carbon price, says he will push for tax measures to boost storing carbon in the landscape and for renewable energy as part of inten...
25 May 2011
Oakeshott wants tax measures to help boost storing carbon in soil
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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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