Massive plans for gas undermine energy transition in renewables-rich Southeast Asia Download the report here.Published by Center for Energy, Ecology, and Development Key points of
Protect VIP, a coalition of communities, sectors, and advocates of the Verde Island Passage (VIP), reiterated its call to bestow legal protection on the VIP
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Southeast Asian civil society groups criticized outcomes of the Group of Seven (G7) Summit as climate-blind and in contradiction to G7 nations’ pledges to support
Protect VIP, a coalition of communities, fisherfolk, environmentalists, and other advocates for the protection of the Verde Island Passage (VIP), on Wednesday, May 3 (UK
The Philippines detours from the renewable energy path to dirty, expensive and imported fossil gas.
Clean energy advocates on Tuesday hailed the world’s first climate lawsuit against a commercial bank for its massive support of fossil fuels and its substantial
At least six coal plants had breached the planned and unplanned outage days allowed by regulators. Mechanisms, including penalties, have failed to ensure enough power supply ahead of the May 9, 2022 elections.
Banks in Asia and the Philippines are moving at a snail’s pace in defunding coal. At least 10 Philippine banks gave $841 million in loans and participated in $1.3 billion worth of underwriting activities involving at least five coal companies since the 2015 Paris climate agreement.