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Tracking ASEAN countries’ energy agendas from COP27
Academia 3 years ago

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Tracking ASEAN countries’ energy agendas from COP27

In the short term, methane emissions are still expected to rise steadily, but in the long run, ASEAN member states may have to reconsider using gas as a transitional fuel.
Why developing nations are fighting Europe’s deforestation-free regulation
Academia 3 years ago

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Why developing nations are fighting Europe’s deforestation-free regulation

The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) has named the EU one of the world’s biggest contributors to “imported deforestation”, second only to China and ahead of India and the United States.
How voluntary carbon markets can help Indonesia meet its climate goals
Academia 3 years ago

How voluntary carbon markets can help Indonesia meet its climate goals

While Indonesia is currently the eight largest greenhouse gas emitter in the world, it also has the second largest global potential to provide low-cost, nature-based solutions for decarbonization.
De-risking climate investments in energy transition
Academia 3 years ago

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De-risking climate investments in energy transition

Investments in cleaner energy systems must be looked holistically throughout the chain that enables them. 
Indonesia’s new carbon pricing: Green transition or greenwashing?
Academia 3 years ago

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Indonesia’s new carbon pricing: Green transition or greenwashing?

The carbon tax will potentially shift to individuals and small businesses instead of big polluters, for example, by increasing the price of electricity. 
Advancing Indonesia’s carbon market agenda
Academia 3 years ago

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Advancing Indonesia’s carbon market agenda

Placing a price on carbon emissions is therefore essential if Indonesia and the rest of the world are to meet their climate ambitions. 
Carbon trading future and implementation challenges for Indonesia
Academia 4 years ago

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Carbon trading future and implementation challenges for Indonesia

In addition to keeping the concession away from fires, illegal logging to encroachment, the concession owner needs to restore the forest into its original ecosystem. 
A glimpse into the future: The role of Islamic green financing
Academia 4 years ago

A glimpse into the future: The role of Islamic green financing

Multilateral development banks (MDBs) play an instrumental role in assisting their member nations' green economies, primarily through support to the implementation of their Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) and long-term climate initiatives.
What it takes to make COP26 a success
Opinion 4 years ago

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What it takes to make COP26 a success

The eyes of the globe is on Glasgow, where world leaders have been sending out bold messages over the first two days of COP26. But it will take more than just talk to tackle the climate crisis.
Is new electricity 10-year procurement plan really green?
Opinion 4 years ago

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Is new electricity 10-year procurement plan really green?

Coal still has a 59.4 percent share of the energy mix in 2030, more than double the portion of new and renewable energy.
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