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Janice Lim

Asia–Pacific (APAC)

Covering ESG at @BusinessTimes | Former business reporter @TODAYonline | Former business reporter and producer @channelnewsasia | Views are my own

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  • 1 week ago | businesstimes.com.sg | Janice Lim

    [SINGAPORE] At least two banks in South-east Asia will be voting to drop a key climate target that limits global warming to 1.5 degree Celsius above pre-industrial levels. Both UOB and CIMB – who are members of the Net-Zero Banking Alliance (NZBA) – told The Business Times that they will be accepting a proposal by the group to remove the requirement that signatories have to align their portfolios to the 1.5 deg C threshold.

  • 1 week ago | businesstimes.com.sg | Janice Lim

    [SINGAPORE] At least two banks in South-east Asia will be voting to drop a key climate target that limits global warming to 1.5 degree Celsius above pre-industrial levels. Both UOB and CIMB – who are members of the Net-Zero Banking Alliance (NZBA) – told The Business Times that they will be accepting a proposal by the group to remove the requirement that signatories have to align their portfolios to the 1.5 deg C threshold.

  • 2 weeks ago | businesstimes.com.sg | Janice Lim

    [SINGAPORE] Electricity prices in Asia will be influenced more and more by the costs of integrating renewable energy, as well as battery storage solutions, into the power grid, indicated a recent report by BMI, the country risk and analysis research arm of Fitch Solutions.

  • 3 weeks ago | businesstimes.com.sg | Janice Lim

    [SINGAPORE] The sustainable fashion market in Singapore seems to be expanding, with the recent news that popular Japanese second-hand clothing store 2nd Street will soon be arriving on its shores. While second-hand fashion currently accounts for just a tiny portion of the overall apparel market in Singapore, projections by Boston Consulting Group show the segment is growing at a faster rate than the broader market.

  • 3 weeks ago | businesstimes.com.sg | Janice Lim

    [SINGAPORE] The United States’ withdrawal from the mega climate deals with Indonesia and Vietnam aimed at supporting their coal-dependent economies’ transition to cleaner energy may not be the setback everyone thought it would be. In fact, it could provide both countries an opportunity to rethink the financing mechanisms and the policy reforms required to accelerate the programmes targeting this goal, said Christina Ng, managing director of energy finance think tank Energy Shift Institute.

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Janice Lim
Janice Lim @JaniceLimBT
11 Nov 22

Spoke to businesses, an NGO and an MDB on-site after a lot of running around for this story (the conference grounds are massive). https://t.co/kW9Bxry2RE

Janice Lim
Janice Lim @JaniceLimBT
9 Nov 22

COP27 is a mammoth conference, with many different focus areas for different countries. This is what I think is at stake for Singapore and Asean in this year's climate conference. https://t.co/mv2ulIYUaK

Janice Lim
Janice Lim @JaniceLimBT
9 Nov 22

Abit late but... I'm in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt covering COP27. #cop27egypt #CoP27 https://t.co/smzjcwymwr