Climate and Energy Sustainability

Gurin Energy sees demand as Japan faces grid capacity limits amid green shift.

With climate summits falling short of delivering a legally binding framework for carbon emission reduction, numerous lawsuits are underway to address the gap, albeit facing challenges.

Astra Agro Lestari, a major Indonesian palm oil company, has drawn flak from NGOs for failing to address key issues in its report on alleged violations by subsidiaries in Sulawesi.

Recent trials of nature-based solutions offer hope for agriculture-focused Thailand in addressing climate change impacts, but there are obstacles hindering widespread adoption.

Indonesia’s clean energy transition plan has faced criticism for suggesting the exclusion of emissions from off-grid coal-fired plants and prioritizing questionable renewable options.

While hydrogen production is currently not deemed a water-intensive industry, there are indications that it can exert significant pressure in regions with scant water resources.

The agreement will accelerate the closure of the Cirebon-1 power plant by nearly seven years.

Earth faces the imminent threat of a triple crisis involving climate change, biodiversity loss, and pollution, necessitating urgent action to transition toward a circular economy.