STT GDC sources 83.2% of electricity from renewables
The data centre operator is working towards carbon-neutral operations by 2030.
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GSTC sets 30% plant-based menu requirement for certified hospitality operators
This forms the minimum thresholds businesses must meet to earn or retain their certification.
South Korea to further advance responsible business conduct
Move supports adoption of guidelines for multinational firms.
India carbon credit scheme enters rollout as exports face EU pressure
Steel and aluminium shipments declined before new charges took effect.
Thailand secures $200m World Bank project for low-carbon cities
Public agencies can upgrade assets without paying the full investment cost upfront.
Manila lifts waste-to-energy auction target to 400MW
Its revised rules allow more WTE and biomass developers to join the auction.
Philippines begins native hydrogen exploration with US firm
Koloma started with a 132.6-line kilometre survey to map underground formations.
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LNG bunkering rules raise costs and lock suppliers into full value chain
They must own or charter LNG bunkering vessels and secure storage and delivery capacity.
Carbon tax, green imports raise cost, compliance risks
Narrowly focusing on the tax overlooks the full economic picture.
Yoonmee Jeong drives OCBC’s green finance push in Asia
The wager is that transition finance will expand even if the alliances around it do not.
PGE starts low-carbon project in Banten
It aims to reach 1 gigawatt of installed capacity within two to three years.
Grid links open fresh energy path for Singapore
Momentum builds around cross-border imports of solar, wind, and hydropower.
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STT GDC sources 83.2% of electricity from renewables
The data centre operator is working towards carbon-neutral operations by 2030.
Analysis
GSTC sets 30% plant-based menu requirement for certified hospitality operators
This forms the minimum thresholds businesses must meet to earn or retain their certification.
South Korea to further advance responsible business conduct
Move supports adoption of guidelines for multinational firms.
India carbon credit scheme enters rollout as exports face EU pressure
Steel and aluminium shipments declined before new charges took effect.
Thailand secures $200m World Bank project for low-carbon cities
Public agencies can upgrade assets without paying the full investment cost upfront.
Manila lifts waste-to-energy auction target to 400MW
Its revised rules allow more WTE and biomass developers to join the auction.
Philippines begins native hydrogen exploration with US firm
Koloma started with a 132.6-line kilometre survey to map underground formations.
Exclusives
LNG bunkering rules raise costs and lock suppliers into full value chain
They must own or charter LNG bunkering vessels and secure storage and delivery capacity.
Carbon tax, green imports raise cost, compliance risks
Narrowly focusing on the tax overlooks the full economic picture.
Yoonmee Jeong drives OCBC’s green finance push in Asia
The wager is that transition finance will expand even if the alliances around it do not.
PGE starts low-carbon project in Banten
It aims to reach 1 gigawatt of installed capacity within two to three years.
Grid links open fresh energy path for Singapore
Momentum builds around cross-border imports of solar, wind, and hydropower.
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Sustainability in Asia is entering a more commercially grounded phase shaped less by ambition alone and more by how effectively organisations deliver outcomes in practice.
Ernst & Young’s Arina Kok says Asia’s ESG future will be shaped by execution, collaboration, and scalable transition pathways
Sustainability in Asia is entering a more commercially grounded phase shaped less by ambition alone and more by how effectively organisations deliver outcomes in practice.
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Ernst & Young’s Arina Kok says Asia’s ESG future will be shaped by execution, collaboration, and scalable transition pathways
Sustainability in Asia is entering a more commercially grounded phase shaped less by ambition alone and more by how effectively organisations deliver outcomes in practice.
Ernst & Young’s Arina Kok says Asia’s ESG future will be shaped by execution, collaboration, and scalable transition pathways
Sustainability in Asia is entering a more commercially grounded phase shaped less by ambition alone and more by how effectively organisations deliver outcomes in practice.
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