From India to Germany: Populating the green energy workforce | News | Eco-Business
Four years ago, Akshay Kadam walked into Enviria, a clean energy company specialising in commercial rooftop solar systems based in…
Asean Power Grid: Singapore, Thailand launch two-year push to clear hurdles by 2028 | News | Eco-Business
Minister for Transport and Second Minister for Finance Jeffrey Siow said the agreement followed recent discussions between the two countries’…
At a Turkish waste plant, COP31’s case for climate action goes beyond fossil fuels | News | Eco-Business
For Murat Kurum, Türkiye’s environment minister and president-designate of this year’s UN climate summit, the route to a transition away…
Rescuers race to protect orangutans from El Niño fires in Borneo | News | Eco-Business
As a strengthening El Niño fuels wildfires across much of Indonesia, NGO and government conservationists are at work in forests…
Poor urban water quality threatens low-income communities in Sri Lanka | News | Eco-Business
As part of his morning routine, Nalin Kaluwitharana from “Ranjan Wijerathnapura,” a low-income settlement in the heart of Colombo, waters…
Offshore wind offers China much more than carbon cutting | News | Eco-Business
Around half of the world’s offshore wind capacity is in China and that share is growing. In July, the country…
Explainer: How Laos’ role as Southeast Asia’s ‘battery’ is changing | News | Eco-Business
More Lao wind energy import projects are on the horizon. Danish renewables investment firm Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners and Vietnamese developer…
Thailand’s US$6 billion solar push tests Asean’s green finance ambitions | News | Eco-Business
Thailand’s decision to put THB200 billion (US$6.01 billion) behind an emergency energy transition fund could provide an early test of…
How Governments Can Scale Carbon Dioxide Removal
In less than a decade, carbon dioxide removal (CDR) has grown from an idea to an emerging industry that is…
Extreme heat is worsening other climate impacts on health | News | Eco-Business
In recent years, scientists have started to build a clearer picture of how extreme heat combines with other environmental hazards,…
Philippines submits updated climate pledge, seeks to strengthen net sink status | News | Eco-Business
A net sink occurs when carbon-absorbing systems remove at least as much greenhouse gas from the atmosphere as a country…
South Korea’s ‘sea women’ seek accountability for harbor damage to marine habitat | News | Eco-Business
This fishing village, on the eastern coast of the Korean Peninsula, is filled with scars. Every summer, typhoons rumble in…
Data centres and prolonged heat are pushing Malaysia’s power demand higher | News | Eco-Business
Peak electricity demand has already risen to just over 21 gigawatts (GW) during the current period of unusually hot weather…
Taiwan labour funds to restrict new fossil fuel investments from 2030 | News | Eco-Business
The bureau, which manages retirement and labour insurance funds on behalf of Taiwanese workers, said the restriction would apply to…
From Hormuz to rice fields: how Middle East conflict could worsen Philippines’ next El Niño food shock | News | Eco-Business
Disruption around the Strait of Hormuz, a vital route for energy and fertiliser trade, is raising the cost of fertiliser…
2026 Lee Schipper Memorial Scholarship Awarded for Research on Port Decarbonization, Electrifying Last-Mile Logistics, Heat-Responsive Urban Mobility, Informal Supply Chain Inefficiencies and Community Street Transformations
Five new researchers have been awarded the prestigious Lee Schipper Memorial Scholarship for Sustainable Transport and Energy Efficiency for transformative…
Powering Progress: How Community Benefits Agreements Can Drive Responsible Data Center Development
Data centers are poised to consume land, water and power across the United States at an unprecedented rate. Driven by…
Taiwan proposes record supplementary budget as Middle East conflict drives up energy costs | News | Eco-Business
The conflict between the United States and Iran has disrupted tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, a conduit for…
Indonesia turns to Indigenous data to map customary lands | News | Eco-Business
Indigenous peoples in Indonesia have long faced a basic problem: Data on their communities, cultures and customary territories are scattered…
Philippines’ critical minerals push sparks Indigenous and environmental concerns | News | Eco-Business
The Philippines is moving to accelerate critical-mineral development across millions of hectares of land, raising concerns that expanded mining and…