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Singapore expands Article 6 carbon market with Tanzania deal
The agreement supports the development of pathways for cross-border credit transfers.
Analysis
Malaysia to help public listed firms on long-term value creation
Guidebook launched as part of programme to boost the country's capital market.
About $165b ASEAN renewable assets face climate risk, Zurich Insurance says
A $13b investment could reduce projected exposure from climate events.
Proposed framework seeks to improve how firms address people-related issues
Initial draft now open for public consultation.
Australia’s green Iion push hinges on electrolyser efficiency, not cost cuts
Battery cost declines reshape hydrogen steel economics.
Carbon credits seen as key to net zero but market risks loom
It could be the “silver bullet” despite persisting market constraints.
Carbon credit trading in India faces depth test as banks stay out
It will leave the CCTS with fewer participants to support credible carbon price discovery.
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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