Asia Pacific‘s leading platform for sustainable development
News / 日本
The world’s largest pension fund has outlined priorities on capital efficiency, sustainability disclosure and governance reforms.
The cuts reflect a cleaner power mix and weaker industrial emissions, but challenges remain for Japan's 2030 target.
The Asian superpower is shielded from price shocks for now, being both one of the world’s largest oil importers and the biggest clean energy exporter. But weaker global growth from uncertain environment, could affect demand for Chinese exports, says Asian Development Bank economist Yothin Jinjarak.
Global slowdown, higher costs and policy uncertainty drive shift towards profitability, energy security and adaptation.
全部日本 News
13 三月 2026
23 二月 2026
16 二月 2026
13 二月 2026
最多人阅读
-
![A city view of Hanoi, Vietnam]()
Investors and governments are not short of money – they are trapped in a system that rewards transactions … -
![Camel_Herder_Rajastan_India]()
Large-scale solar energy parks have been sparking land conflicts in west Rajasthan, which have galvanised into a state-level … -
![sea-salt-microplastics]()
Findings from 350 peer-reviewed studies show continuous global exposure from everyday products, healthcare devices and emerging climate technologies. … -
![Traffic_Officer_Jakarta_Indonesia]()
The 2026 fire season in Indonesia is already showing early signs of escalation, as burned areas reached 32,637 … -
![EB podcast - Resilience episode one image]()
视频 / 碳与气候
‘Resilience is not a buzzword’: Palm oil leaders call for industry reset amid global shocks
What does it mean to build a truly resilient food system? For two of the palm oil sector's … -
![City_Skyline_Haze_Shanghai_China]()
Now the main challenges lie in regional disparities, increased coal-chemical use and volatile organic compound (VOC) emissions.
Receive the latest insights daily or weekly.
战略组织
