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• News / Energy

  Malaysian court shuts down hydroelectric dam project on Orang Asal land

  A Malaysian court ruled this week that hydropower companies building a dam on land belonging to the Indigenous …

  Malaysian court shuts down hydroelectric dam project on Orang Asal land
• News / Policy & Finance

  Billions in public funds ‘wasted’ on carbon capture projects: report

  At least 41 commercial carbon capture and storage projects are operating worldwide; the majority are managed by fossil …

  Billions in public funds ‘wasted’ on carbon capture projects: report
• News / Policy & Finance

  Aggressive hiring of sustainability talent from consultancies is creating expertise gap: recruiter

  The industry is "eating itself" as companies find that there is a hollowing out of sustainability talent with …

  Aggressive hiring of sustainability talent from consultancies is creating expertise gap: recruiter
• News / Carbon & Climate

  Explainer: Why the Philippines does not have a net zero target

  As the country releases its plan to reduce harmful greenhouse gas emissions by 2030, it does not mention …

  Explainer: Why the Philippines does not have a net zero target
• News / Carbon & Climate

  Trust issues, lack of verifiable credits slowing investment in Singapore’s carbon market: study

  The survey of energy executives in Southeast Asia found a lack of confidence in the effectiveness of carbon …

  Trust issues, lack of verifiable credits slowing investment in Singapore's carbon market: study
• News / Carbon & Climate

  Q&A: Why methane levels are rising with no ‘hint of a decline’

  Levels of methane in the atmosphere have soared by record-breaking amounts since 2020, according to new research.

  Q&A: Why methane levels are rising with no ‘hint of a decline’