At COP31 in Antalya, Brazil presented a voluntary roadmap for moving away from fossil fuels as the UN chief warned of mounting costs. Türkiye pushed its 35-by-35 electrification pledge, while experts flagged grid bottlenecks and costly financing as obstacles.
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Education in Motion has opened Dulwich College International School Bangkok in Bangna, a 6.4-hectare campus aiming to become Thailand's first international school to earn both LEED Gold and WELL Gold certifications. The school combines an enhanced British curriculum with sustainability features and Thai-inspired design.
A new IFAD report identifies El Niño among overlapping climate and economic shocks affecting small-scale food producers, while UN teams respond to displacement in Mozambique and a measles-rubella campaign in Yemen.
Risen celebrated 18 years of Australian operations at Crown Towers Melbourne with the launch of RisenSpace, a 500Wp heterojunction solar module for residential and commercial rooftops. The event also showcased the 760Wp Hyper-ion Ultra module for utility-scale projects.
Nearly 200 countries have gathered in Antalya for COP31, with finance access, emissions reductions and a just transition topping the agenda. The summit opens under pressure to convert decades of climate commitments into practical results.
North American Blue Energy Partners has installed 1,149 kilometers of new flexible pipe on Lake Maracaibo's eastern shore since 2024, replacing corroded steel lines blamed for decades of leaks. The company says 301 wells now produce through the new pipe, with about 52,000 barrels of oil a day flowing through new lines.
A World Meteorological Organization report says record global temperatures will persist through 2026 as a powerful El Niño intensifies, warning of worsening heatwaves, floods and health risks ahead of COP31 talks in Türkiye.
ARK Inc., a Japan-based aquaculture technology company, has signed two Memoranda of Understanding with the National University of Singapore and Giken Sakata (S) Limited. The agreements aim to advance land-based aquaculture research and commercial deployment across Southeast Asia.
Dinto Solar has received Thailand's mandatory TISI certification for its heterojunction solar modules, becoming the first dedicated HJT module maker to qualify under the country's new requirements. The approval covers 33 power ratings and supports the company's planned 30 MW order with its Thai partner.
