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Climate & Capital Media is an international media organization dedicated to linking investors with entrepreneurs focused on tackling climate change. Our worldwide news platform creates compelling and well-researched profiles that provide valuable insights into investment opportunities and leadership within the rapidly expanding sector of businesses committed to addressing global warming and fostering a sustainable economy. We emphasize not just climate-focused businesses and technologies, but also the importance of public policy and accountability. We pay special attention to the new generation of entrepreneurial leaders who will influence the future global landscape. Additionally, we offer a practical business directory highlighting key individuals and organizations involved in climate change solutions.
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1 week ago |
climateandcapitalmedia.com | Kari Huus
Renewable energy transmission contract in India Japan’s Hitachi and India’s Bharat Heavy Electrical Ltd. win the bid to build a 6 GW, 950 km HVDC line serving some 60 million households. Asian PowerUAE and Indonesia sign deal for floating solarThe 100 MW plant in West Java will be the second joint project by Masdar and state utility PLN after large Cirata facility.
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climateandcapitalmedia.com | Moriah Costa
Asia’s financial regulators are exhibiting an increased focus on and significant new efforts to mandate or encourage climate disclosures, a new survey shows. The study by the Asian Development Bank Institute (ADBI) found that the regulators’ awareness of the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) climate disclosure guidelines, with nearly 70% of those surveyed planning to introduce mandatory disclosures.
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2 weeks ago |
climateandcapitalmedia.com | Peter McKillop
Japan stands at a climate crossroads. Its latest strategic energy plan, released in February, commits the government to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 73% by 2040. Yet it also says coal will continue to supply more than 40% of the country’s power generation mix. Japan’s solution to this paradox?
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2 weeks ago |
climateandcapitalmedia.com | Kari Huus
1.6 GW solar operation goes online in one yearChinese firm Inner Mongolia Investment Group invested $958 million in the facility near Ulan Bator. PV magazineIndonesia plans three new geothermal plantsPT Pertamina subsidiary aims to add capacity of 395 MW by 2027. Indonesia Business PostMalaysia’s CCUS deal sparks protestOpponents charge “carbon colonialism” after Petronas signs MOUs to store captured CO2 from Japan and South Korea.
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3 weeks ago |
climateandcapitalmedia.com | Peter McKillop
Something seemed off as I gazed at Hong Kong’s iconic Victoria Island skyline. Then it hit me. Oh my god, the air is clean! The thick haze of brown airborne toxins I remember living here two decades ago was gone. This wasn’t just a lucky day to visit. Hong Kong is a direct beneficiary of a decision by China to — pardon the expression — clean up its act. According to the Hong Kong government, the city’s air is 50% cleaner than when we lived here in 2004.
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