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TotalEnergies to power Google’s Malaysia data centres with 1TWh of solar energy

新闻 / 能源

TotalEnergies to power Google’s Malaysia data centres with 1TWh of solar energy

Singapore dominates Southeast Asia’s green startup landscape, report finds

新闻 / 碳与气候

Singapore dominates Southeast Asia’s green startup landscape, report finds

Global shipping’s top lenders are getting increasingly aligned to IMO’s net zero target: study

新闻 / 交通

Global shipping’s top lenders are getting increasingly aligned to IMO’s net zero target: study

Asean races ahead of the US and Europe in EV adoption: study

新闻 / 交通

Asean races ahead of the US and Europe in EV adoption: study

Malaysia’s chip boom risks soaring Scope 2 emissions, experts warn

新闻 / 制造业

Malaysia’s chip boom risks soaring Scope 2 emissions, experts warn

Taiwan delays ocean thermal power project over deep-sea environmental concerns

新闻 / 能源

Taiwan delays ocean thermal power project over deep-sea environmental concerns

What next for the global governance of critical minerals?

新闻 / 能源

What next for the global governance of critical minerals?

Climate change in court: cases to watch in 2026

新闻 / 政策和金融

Climate change in court: cases to watch in 2026

China’s $180bn cleantech push shifts global alliances as nations hedge against US uncertainty: report

新闻 / 政策和金融

China’s $180bn cleantech push shifts global alliances as nations hedge against US uncertainty: report

After COP30, Brazilian oil continues its rush towards the global market

新闻 / 碳与气候

After COP30, Brazilian oil continues its rush towards the global market

Asia’s AI real estate boom reaches Singapore, bringing efficiency and new risks

新闻 / 企业社会责任

Asia’s AI real estate boom reaches Singapore, bringing efficiency and new risks

Asia-Pacific faces ‘US$500 billion a year’ hit from rising seas if current policies continue

新闻 / 碳与气候

Asia-Pacific faces ‘US$500 billion a year’ hit from rising seas if current policies continue