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Will Asia embrace clean energy?

By Graham Land Fri, May 11, 2012 11:08PM UTC View Comments

Developments around Asia and the Pacific suggest that clean power generation may soon have its day. Japan looks like it may be leaving nuclear power behind in favor of energy saving measures and cleaner power sources, while China’s next generation is more concerned about climate change than youthful populations in many other major nations. This...

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Clean energy brings higher electricity bills

By Elmer W. Cagape Fri, May 11, 2012 1:43PM UTC View Comments

Clean energy activists have been pushing alternative energies in Hong Kong for several years. However, clean energy will come at a cost for residents. Pic: AP

One of the biggest drawbacks of adopting a green lifestyle are the costs associated. For example, buying fuel-efficient cars, light bulbs or rechargable batteries costs higher than conventional ones. And another reality for people in Hong Kong — at least those living in Kowloon and the New Territories — is that clean energy also means...

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Gas and waste to power Canberra Hospital

By Rowena Dela Rosa Yoon Sun, Dec 11, 2011 11:26AM UTC View Comments

Wind power generators are considered for TCH but viability is under study

Australia’s Capital Territory (ACT) could be one of the champions of eco-friendly energy sources. The ACT Government is now endorsing a cost-efficient power generator to service its public hospital using gas or waste. The Canberra Times reported over the weekend that AECOM, a professional infrastructure consultant, has advised the government-run Canberra Hospital to use gas...

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