Environment

The country sets an increase of 10% reduction of economy-wide carbon intensity.

It plans to invest A$1b in renewables and low carbon energy.

88% of electricity demand between 2019 and 2040 will come from emerging markets.

Solar investments are on the rise, but these may not be enough to meet Malaysia’s renewable energy targets.

Growth drivers will only be few, especially those in tectonically active areas.

The city is now implementing several abatement measures as it aims to be carbon neutral by 2050.

Long overlooked by the market, offshore wind farms are finally in the limelight as the country pledges carbon neutrality by 2050.

Indonesia is set to be the star player of the decade.

2020’s new renewable project additions will save an estimated $156b.

Fossil fuel power investment will see a loss of $54b a year.

The financial aid includes lending and investment from Japanese private and public sectors.

The government’s ambitious climate goals supported renewables in the country.

2041 may see the last coal job in NSW sputter out.

South Australia has successfully gone green in 14 years.

The NPS is considered the world’s third largest pension fund.

The country also pledged $5m for a green fund to boost renewables in developing countries.