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Telecoms Firms Turn Greener To Lure Asia Consumers

Telecoms firms are increasingly looking at more energy efficient and recyclable products in Asia as consumers check labels for environmental credentials and companies try to save on energy costs.

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Now, mission mode needed!

K Subramanya

The sun is shining gloriously as usual but it

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Using solar power for making ice

Amutha Kannan

POWER-SAVING INNOVATION: The team from Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham with its innovation (seen right) - a solar-powered vapour absorption ice maker.

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19/06/2009
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Centre studying feasibility of introducing green certificates

To increase renewable energy share from 2.5 per cent to 15 per cent by 2020

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19/06/2009
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Mandatory solar power purchase proposed

Bijoy Ghosh

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Solar lanterns sent for Aila-hit people

Ananya Dutta

KOLKATA: A thousand solar lanterns have been dispatched to relief camps for Aila victims as an emergency measure to restore power in the cyclone-affected area, officials of the West Bengal Green Energy Development Corporation said here on Wednesday.

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18/06/2009
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ADB to double clean energy outlay to $2 bn

Chennai: The Asian Development Bank (ADB) will increase its clean energy investments to $2 billion a year from a previous target of $1 billion, in a bid to accelerate low carbon growth and reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the region.

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18/06/2009
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Solar power leads green revolution

Like all rural Bangladeshis, Saidul Islam knows the hardships of summer, when his tin-roofed house turns into a furnace with not enough electricity to power even a fan.

For the 100 million Bangladeshis -- most of them farmers -- who live in the countryside, the notion of electricity supply is little more than an empty promise bandied about by politicians at election time.

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17/06/2009
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Asia's economic growth bolsters climate change: ADB

Asia's rapid economic growth in recent years has contributed significantly to climate change and environmental pollution, the head of the Asian Development Bank (ADB) warned on Tuesday. In response to this, "it is imperative that we escalate our efforts to put the region on a path of low-carbon growth," bank president Haruhiko Kuroda told an ADB forum on climate change.

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17/06/2009
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European Airport Group Pledges to Cut CO2 to Zero

But ACI Europe's scheme did not set a deadline for airports to become carbon neutral -- largely by cutting emissions from ground transport, boosting renewable energy and reducing the energy consumption of buildings.

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