In just one year since its launch, the Indonesian Carbon Exchange (IDXCarbon) has surged ahead of its regional counterparts, outpacing the carbon markets of Malaysia and Japan in both volume and impact.
Through NetZeroHub.sg, local businesses now have access to over 200 localized emission factors, making sustainability reporting more accurate and accessible than ever. This groundbreaking initiative, spearheaded by the Singapore Business Federation (SBF), is set to transform the way companies track and report their carbon footprints, helping them stay competitive in a low-carbon economy.
The new ASEAN Gender Outlook 2024, presented today at the United Nations General Assembly, showcases new gender data across all 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
For Indonesia, which is the world’s largest producer of palm oil, the expansion of RSPO certification among smallholders is a promising step towards balancing economic
Typhoon Bebinca and Super Typhoon Yagi underscore the increasing severity of storms fueled by warming ocean temperatures—a trend scientists have long warned about. As extreme weather events become more frequent and intense, the human and economic toll on developing nations, particularly in Southeast Asia, is set to rise.
The largest ground-mounted solar power plant in Indonesia, a 100 megawatt peak (MWp) facility located in the Kota Bukit Indah (KBI) Industrial Area in Purwakarta, West Java, is now officially operational.
Indonesia to Finalize Green Electricity Export Agreement to Singapore at ISF 2024.
Court’s decision highlights inadequate long-term climate targets in South Korea. This decision marks the first time an Asian court has ruled that government action on climate change is insufficient, setting a significant precedent for future climate-related legal actions in the region.
The “Carbon Phoenix” installation serves a dual purpose: to raise awareness about biochar’s role in combating climate change and to generate funds for local carbon removal projects. In a striking fusion of environmental activism and artistic expression, a colossal sculpture dubbed the “Carbon Phoenix” has risen in Ratchaburi, Thailand, challenging viewers to confront the scale of individual carbon footprints. Standing over 6.5 meters tall, this monumental installation has claimed the title of the world’s tallest biochar art piece.