China Rocked Clean Energy In 2012 To Tune Of $65.1 Billion
A report by Australia’s Climate Commission states that China is quickly becoming a global leader on climate change.
A report by Australia’s Climate Commission states that China is quickly becoming a global leader on climate change.
Australia aims for a a final investment mandate of AUS$10 billion to spend over five years on supporting emerging renewable and low emission projects.
Clean energy investment is booming in Latin America with a huge US$4.6 billion recorded in 2012, signalling the region’s potential to lead the global clean revolution.
Investment in clean energy capacity is expected to triple between now and 2030, according to analysts.
California and the Chinese province of Guangdong plan to help each other in reaching their low carbon goals.
A new wind farm in Australia is now the largest of its kind in the Southern Hemisphere.
China has announced a 41% growth in electricity generated from wind power in 2012.
The fifth edition of the Low Carbon Competitiveness Index shows China, Japan and South Korea beginning to outshine Europe.
TasLab is a government-supported project that aims to become both a residential and a research center, focused on innovative and sustainable ICT solutions.
A new report reveals how the US economy could save over US$1 trillion through policies designed to remove barriers to energy efficiency improvements.