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What you need to know about Asia’s Clean Development Mechanism – IETA’s perspective
What you need to know about Asia’s Clean Development Mechanism – IETA’s perspective
Asia has now become the global center for new trends in emission trading but it must be vigilant not to commit same mistakes as the West.
Is Singapore’s over dependence on gas a boon or bane?
Experts believe that gas will account for almost 90% of total electricity produced by 2020, but is the country prepared to face various supply risks?
Asia needs to take CCS seriously for new plants, says Alstom
Power Plants being built from now on need to be Carbon Capture ready. The price for electricity produced for fossil fuel power plants equipped with CCS plants will becomparable to nuclear, geothermal, on-shore wind and hydro sources by 2015, saysPhilippe Paelinck, Alstom's Director of CO2 Business Development.
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