A Tale of Two Futures
In the realm of sustainable development, which future do we wish to inhabit and what can we do to realize that vision?... Read More
Energy Transition
Southeast Asia Countries’ Potential and Commitment in Energy Transition
Southeast Asia countries have huge renewable energy potential which is now developing in significant progress into energy transition.... Read More
A Closer Look at Green Jobs in the Future
As green jobs start to increase in demand, what are the future prospects of green jobs?... Read More
The Great Green Divide, Call for Global Unity
As global inequality persists, addressing the Great Green Divide stands as one of the most urgent challenges of our time.... Read More
Paraguay’s Electricity Is Entirely Sourced from Renewable Energy, Hydropower
The world still largely relies on fossil fuel to generate electricity. In contrast, Paraguay stands out by exclusively sourcing its electricity from renewable energy.... Read More
IEA Shared Update on Global CO2 Emissions Increase
The International Energy Agency provided an update on global energy-related CO2 emissions and how clean energy contributes to limiting them.... Read More
Urgency to Limit Global Temperature Rise as 2023 Became the Hottest Year
As the year 2023 recently set the record as the warmest year, countries must ramp up their commitments and actions to limit global temperature rise.... Read More
Indonesia Needs Better Natural Resource Management and Leadership from the Next President
The next Indonesian president must be better at natural resource management, enforcing environmental and social protection for all.... Read More
Airbus and the Indian Institute of Petroleum to Develop Sustainable Aviation Fuel
In light of the aviation industry boom, Airbus and the Indian Institute of Petroleum collaborate to develop India’s own sustainable aviation fuel (SAF).... Read More
ASEAN’s Renewable Energy Has Huge Potential but Minimum Progress
ASEAN’s renewable energy has big potential, particularly solar and wind. Despite this, only 3% of the total prospective capacity is in construction.... Read More