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Goldman Sachs Group Inc. aims to invest as much as 50 billion yen ($487 million) in Japan’s emergent renewable energy sector. Over the next five years, the American multinational banking firm plans to develop a series of renewable energy projects in the Asian country, tapping demand for electricity generated from solar and wind power plants, reported Bloomberg. “We believe that we can leverage our global...
Emissions from stationary installations – such as power plants and manufacturing...
An organic solar cell the size of a large sheet of paper has been successfully “...
The first all-electric taxi fleet in Hong Kong has been officially launched foll...
Morocco has officially commenced the construction of a 160-megawatt concentrated...
Europe has been at the forefront of the solar photovoltaic industry for decades ...
The offshore wind market is posed for sweeping growth in the coming years, with ...
The extension of tax credits for wind energy passed by the American government a...
Philippine media conglomerate ABS-CBN in partnership with government agencies and the academe has launched a massive campaign, which aims to protect t...
Big oil spills are an environmental and public health disaster – not to mention an economic one. The last big oil spill, the 2010 Deepwater Horizon s...
Hong Kong has launched an inclusive 10-year waste plan that aims to address the waste crisis in the region. As one of the most densely populated areas...
More and more people today have become conscious of how their actions can affect the planet. As such, many people are choosing to live green lifestyle...
South Africa is building a 100 megawatt wind farm, its first large-scale wind project, that could generate around 233,000 megawatt-hours of power annu...
Public and private community facilities in Britain may avail of £10 million ($15.2 million) of funding from the U.K. Green Investment Bank to use ener...
Virtually every developed country is now at a crossroads when it comes to energy production and consumption. The ever growing demands of modern societ...