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Energy efficiency: The new Asian business imperative Four strategic business reasons how energy efficiency can improve corporate competitiveness |
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Four reasons why cheap electricity is no longer sustainable Key trends in the region that are escalating energy price and supply risks for businesses |
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Greening of Singapore’s public housing Learn from an on-going redevelopment process to rejuvenate an existing township using clean technology via innovative public-private business models. |
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What’s stalling energy efficiency in Southeast Asia? Understand the key policy, financial and corporate barriers to energy efficiency in the region. |
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Marketing green building standards to students via Green Sparks Find how more about how to generate publicity and create greater awareness about green building standards among future industry practioners. |
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Advancing biomass technology through partnerships along the palm oil value chain Learn more about how strategic partnerships offering value-added process technologies can assist in unlocking oil palm biomass in region. |
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Singapore’s clean water R&D funding programme Find out how to tap into the R&D financing and test-bedding opportunities available to develop water technologies in Asia. |
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Promoting renewable energy via Malaysia’s feed-in tariff (FiT) Understand how the localised adaptations of Malaysia's FiT and opportunities and risks of investments into the country's clean energy sector. |
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Tianjin Eco-city: Pragmatics rule in the world’s largest integrated sustainable city Explore how the leadership in sustainable growth by governments and private corporations can drive the development of a new, competitive and lucrative market. |
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Sunway embraces Lifestyles of Health and Sustainability (LOHAS) Learn more about how pioneering sustainable business practices in a sector can enhance corporate reputational value and even open up new business opportunities. |
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