But Singapore’s small land area means a dearth of alternative energy options. Despite this, Singapore recently set a voluntary and domestically funded target to reduce emissions growth by 16 per cent from ‘business-as-usual’ levels by …


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A decade ago, Samso relied heavily on oil imports for heat and power, but now – thanks to its windmills and alternative energy plants – it manages to produce more green-generated power than the amount of “dirty” energy it still has to …


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Can Alternative Energy Save the Economy and the Climate? The “new energy” economy rolls forward even as hopes for an international deal to combat climate change at Copenhagen shift into reverse. Douglas Fischer, Scientific American 13 …


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Speaking at the launch of the Clean and Green 2010 campaign at the HortPark yesterday, Mr Lee said that Singapore faced serious limitations in switching to alternative energy sources or reducing its dependence on fossil fuels. …


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ALTERNATIVE POWER In India, renewable energy makes up less than 3 percent of the country’s total installed capacity, with wind accounting for much of this contribution. Investor interest in solar is growing, and a new solar plan for the …


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