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Press Releases / Climate Governance Singapore

Climate Governance Singapore launches with a vision to bring climate change into boardrooms

...Malaysia. These chapters promote the World Economic Forum’s Climate Governance Principles and support effective climate governance in their jurisdictions. Earlier this year, the Singapore gove...

2 Nov 2021

Climate Governance Singapore launches with a vision to bring climate change into boardrooms

Opinion / Food & Agriculture

India can stop palm oil deforestation in Southeast Asia

...Malaysia travels to Singapore, Thailand, India and other neighbouring regions. The global climate system knows no boundaries, and the impacts of climate change are far reaching. India is the largest c...

22 Sep 2020

India can stop palm oil deforestation in Southeast Asia

News / Manufacturing

What does the future hold for sustainable packaging?

...Malaysia. These countries are not set up to process extra waste. What is holding back the circular economy in Asia? Infrastructure needs to change, and that will take time, investment and regulatory s...

28 Jan 2022

What does the future hold for sustainable packaging?

News / Energy

Asia's energy crunch signals volatile path for clean-power transition

...Malaysia, Cambodia, and Myanmar, solar auctions have already hit prices of around US$40 per MWh. "Chinese thermal power will be the centre of China's energy mix for some time. This has not changed," ...

6 Oct 2021

Asia's energy crunch signals volatile path for clean-power transition

News / Corporate Responsibility

Resorts World Sentosa's new sustainability chief prepares for the return of eco-conscious visitors

...Malaysia, turned a net profit of S$88 million (US65 million) in the first half of this year. To ensure the good times continue when restrictions relax and Singapore begins to welcome back overseas tou...

9 Sep 2021

Resorts World Sentosa's new sustainability chief prepares for the return of eco-conscious visitors

Alexey Kulapin, director general, Russia Energy Agency

News / Energy

Russia is promoting natural gas to Southeast Asia as an 'eco-friendly' fuel

...Malaysia, Indonesia and Vietnam. Sergey Tulinov, economic affairs officer, energy division, for United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (UNESCAP), said on the webinar th...

16 Jul 2021

Russia is promoting natural gas to Southeast Asia as an 'eco-friendly' fuel

palm oil plantation in Batanghari, Jambi province, Sumatra island, Indonesia

News / Food & Agriculture

To hit climate goals, Indonesia urged to ban new palm oil plantations forever

...Malaysia, the world's second-largest palm oil producer, a cap on its palm oil plantation area had ensured higher yields than in neighbouring Indonesia, said Helena Varkkey, a lecturer at the Universit...

12 Aug 2021

To hit climate goals, Indonesia urged to ban new palm oil plantations forever

Press Releases / Tenaga Nasional Berhad

TNB subsidiary partners with Envision Digital to digitalise operations of its largest solar power project in Malaysia

...Malaysia to improve energy productivity and operational efficiency. The 50 megawatts (MW) solar farm is one of the largest in Malaysia with 238,140 solar panels generating more than 110,000 megawatt-...

5 May 2020

TNB subsidiary partners with Envision Digital to digitalise operations of its largest solar power project in Malaysia

News / Carbon & Climate

Southeast Asia facing calamitous weather extremes as 1.5°C global warming to hit by 2030s: IPCC report

...Malaysia has said it will cut emissions intensity by 45 per cent by 2030, but also plans to ramp up its use of coal power. Singapore, which has warmed 80 per cent faster than the rest of the region ov...

10 Aug 2021

Southeast Asia facing calamitous weather extremes as 1.5°C global warming to hit by 2030s: IPCC report

Wildfires ravaging the American west coast.

News / Carbon & Climate

People were more scared of climate change than catching Covid in 2020

...Malaysia and Australia, which saw the biggest trust gain in the study. Trust in societal leaders also fell, even among scientists, who are the typically the most trusted members of society. Trust in ...

14 Jan 2021

People were more scared of climate change than catching Covid in 2020

Opinion / Policy & Finance

No place for coal in a green finance hub

...Malaysia, the rest of Southeast Asia, and the world. To be a responsible member of the global community, Singapore must not only look at reducing the greenhouse gas emissions generated within the coun...

6 Jul 2021

No place for coal in a green finance hub

News / Policy & Finance

Asia’s green finance rules face credibility test over natural gas: report

...Malaysia have already published taxonomies while the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) is drafting its own green financial rulebook. ASEAN, which makes policy frameworks for a region of 6...

21 Sep 2021

Asia’s green finance rules face credibility test over natural gas: report

News / Carbon & Climate

Proposed Thailand quarry encroaches on UNESCO global geopark

...Malaysia. “Langkawi Global Geopark also has a marble mine in its territory and it has never been revised or revoked since [being] awarded in 2007,” Pongsak says. But there’s also precedent for a globa...

12 Jul 2022

Proposed Thailand quarry encroaches on UNESCO global geopark

Press Releases / Johnson Controls

Malaysia’s Sunway Pyramid Mall cuts RM3 million in annual energy cost for seven consecutive years with Johnson Controls’ technology

...Malaysia https://cleanmalaysia.com/2015/08/28/the-rise-of-green-building-in-malaysia/ [3] Ton of Refrigeration is a unit of power to describe the heat-extraction capacity of refrigeration and air con...

30 Mar 2020

Malaysia’s Sunway Pyramid Mall cuts RM3 million in annual energy cost for seven consecutive years with Johnson Controls’ technology

A woman walks into dried-up Narayanapuram Lake to collect waste to be sold in the scrap market

News / Policy & Finance

Pandemic has widened gap between rich and poor nations in meeting sustainable development goals

...Malaysia (65), Bhutan (75), and Singapore (76). Globally, the most advanced nations on fulfilling the SDGs are Scandinavian, with Finland ranking first, followed by Sweden and Denmark. All of the top ...

2 Jul 2021

Pandemic has widened gap between rich and poor nations in meeting sustainable development goals

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Mongabay founder Rhett A. Butler: 11 things to watch in 2021

...Malaysia and Indonesia have been furiously lobbying the E.U. in recent years to allow biodiesel derived from palm oil count toward renewable fuel standards. Both Malaysia and Indonesia are now working...

6 Jan 2021

Mongabay founder Rhett A. Butler: 11 things to watch in 2021

The Emerging Threat of Extractives Sector to Intact Forest Landscapes

News / Carbon & Climate

Nearly 1 million square kilometres of intact forests menaced by extractives, study finds

...Malaysia and a dozen other countries. Information about Singapore’s oil and gas concessions was also missing. The study was undertaken by researchers from WWF and WCS and funded by Swedish furniture g...

29 Jul 2021

Nearly 1 million square kilometres of intact forests menaced by extractives, study finds

News / Corporate Responsibility

Sustainable business certifier B Corp is launching in Southeast Asia

...Malaysia. After establishing a Southeast Asia hub in Singapore, B Lab is aiming to certify 100 businesses across the region by 2025, B Lab's Southeast Asia community builder Caroline Seow told Eco-Bus...

2 Jun 2021

Sustainable business certifier B Corp is launching in Southeast Asia

Singapore's first climate rally, in 2019

News / Carbon & Climate

Singapore youth groups call on government for bolder climate action

...Malaysia over the past few decades, although its banks have reined in coal financing in recent years following pressure from campaign groups. The group recommended that Singapore Exchange (SGX) mandat...

5 Nov 2021

Singapore youth groups call on government for bolder climate action

Wilmar International's sustainability team engaged in a Zoom meeting

News / Corporate Responsibility

Lockdown innovation: How are Asia's sustainability practitioners staying effective in the time of coronavirus?

...Malaysia, WWF-Malaysia Norizan Mazlan, head of conservation, Peninsular Malaysia, WWF-Malaysia Norizan Mazlan's husband is a doctor who still goes to work to see his patients despite the country-wid...

14 Apr 2020

Lockdown innovation: How are Asia's sustainability practitioners staying effective in the time of coronavirus?

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