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What Asia’s Financial Industry Can Learn From Europe’s Climate Leadership
Through regulatory intervention and voluntary action, the EU and its financial industry are leaving the fossil fuel era behind. While Asian banks and investors remain deeply entrenched in coal, oil, and gas, in the potential absence of the US, they can lead global climate action alongside Europe.
How AZEC and Japan Are Pushing Fossil Fuel-based Solutions in Asia
The Asia Zero Emission Community (AZEC), launched by Japan in 2023 to promote regional decarbonisation, has drawn criticism for prioritising fossil fuel-based technologies like LNG, ammonia co-firing, and carbon capture over renewables such as wind and solar. Experts argue that these "false solutions" perpetuate fossil fuel dependency, risk derailing emissions targets and harm frontline communities while offering limited decarbonisation potential.
Top 10 Solar Energy Stocks in India for 2025
India's solar energy market is poised for exponential growth over the next decade as the country aims to reach 500 GW of renewable energy capacity by 2030. This allows investors to capitalise on this growing market and support the country's energy transition.
COP29 Outcome Falls Short of An Ambitious Goal
After intense negotiations, the final text for the NCQG settled on USD 250 billion annually by 2035 – falling significantly short of the USD 1.3 trillion goal and exposing the gap in wealthy nations’ commitments.
COP 29 Urbanisation Day Outcomes: High-level Programme Launches
COP29's Urbanisation Day addressed how sustainable urban development can mitigate environmental impacts while fostering economic growth. This included a subfocus on tourism and transportation, which both rely on and result from urbanisation. The day's positive outcomes show global consensus on how urbanisation is critical to international climate action.
Best Renewable Energy Stocks in India for 2025: Top Picks to Consider
India's renewable energy capacity has been steadily growing over the last five years and is projected to continue growing in the coming decade. India's renewable energy market is following suit, with a growing number of companies rapidly expanding in the space, providing many good investment options.
COP29 Inaugural Digitalisation Day: Charting a New Course
The COP29 Digitalisation Day explored the links between the digital sector and climate change, highlighting the opportunities and risks within their relationship. While parties laid a good foundation for future progress through their ambitious pledges, it is now crucial to build on them.
The COP29 Energy Day: Key Pledges and Highlights
Despite some positive announcements on energy storage and grids, COP29 is shaping up to be yet another conference where the vested interests of the fossil fuel industry would decide the outcome. While there is still time for major developments, the ambition seems to be lacking.
What Is at Stake at the COP29 Climate Finance Negotiations?
Dubbed the "Finance COP," COP29 will focus on closing the gap in global climate funding. Tackling climate change, adapting to its impacts and addressing related damages require substantial financial resources. While global climate investments have risen, much more is needed, especially to support developing economies and the world's least-developed countries.
Mission Mausam: Why Is It Needed and Will It Be Successful?
Mission Mausam is India's new meteorological program to improve weather forecasting accuracy and speed. It has the potential to benefit several sectors and help the country strengthen its extreme weather early warning systems – a core component of climate adaptation.
What a Donald Trump Presidency Means For Global Action Against Climate Change
Trump’s win comes as a breath of fresh air to the fossil fuel industry. For many climate scientists and activists, it is no longer a question of whether the global climate crisis will get worse but how worse it will get. The new reality highlights the importance of climate multilateralism, where the EU, China and other nations take the lead.
Energy Crisis In India: What’s Next?
India's power demand is rapidly growing, and its supply needs help to keep up. This is creating an ongoing energy crisis with economic, social, and environmental impacts. The country needs to realign itself with positive renewable energy policies to spur rapid growth of the sector. Renewable energy can provide cheap, long-term, viable energy to bridge the existing demand gap.
APAC Data Centre Carbon Footprint to Escalate from Gas Usage
Data centre, cloud computing, and artificial intelligence (AI) investment in the Asia Pacific (APAC) region is escalating, but so is the need to power that buildout. Natural gas will be the fuel of choice for producing electricity for the sector. However, more gas development means more greenhouse gas emissions. A better way forward must be developed.
Coal is Dirtier Than You Think: The Hidden Methane Risk [Op-Ed]
Coal mine methane is an overlooked source of emissions. Dr Sabina Assan, a methane analyst at global energy think tank Ember, shares her views on how, with proven technologies, half of the methane emitted by coal mines in Asia can be tackled.
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