South Korea to Decide on Approval for Vietnam Coal Power Plant – a Project Dropped by other Global Banks – in Early October
KEPCO – South Korea’s national utility – is slated to make a decision on the...
Four Reasons to Allocate Public Funds to Low-carbon Sector
Here are four arguments why public funds should be prioritized for low-carbon sector over carbon...
Carbon Intensive Industry amidst COVID-19 Recovery Plans
Governments across the globe are pouring trillions of dollars into COVID-19 recovery packages making this...
Green Stimulus Potential as a Response to COVID-19 Economic Impacts
The COVID-19 pandemic is delivering the world’s first comprehensive financial shock since 2008 and is...
How Europe Revived the Economy through Green Spending in 2008
The 2008 financial crisis caused the fall of several sectors in the EU, including the...
How South Korea Revived the Economy through Green Spending in 2008
The 2008 financial crisis had dramatic impacts on the South Korean economy. In the final...
How China Revived the Economy through Green Spending in 2008
The spillover effects of the 2008 financial crisis were felt in China. Although the country...
How the United States Revived the Economy through Green Spending in 2008
The US economy plunged as a result of the 2008 financial crisis, exacerbated by the...
South Korea Puts ‘Green New Deal’ at Center of COVID-19 Pandemic Recovery Plan
South Korea has put Green New Deal policies at the center of the country’s recovery...
Renewable Energy at the Heart of ‘Recovering Better’ Post-Covid
Projects that stimulate economic growth while also lowering greenhouse gas emissions will deliver higher returns...
Australia could soon export solar energy to Asia through a 3,800km cable
Australia is the world’s third largest fossil fuels exporter – a fact that generates intense debate as...
China relaxes regulations on coal power expansion for third year running
China has lowered the risk ratings for coal-power overcapacity in many parts of the country...
