Singapore International Energy Week | 22 October

Need for greater energy cooperation in Asia

By Jack Barnes and Suman Bery, Shell | 14 March 2013

As Asia's energy demand rises, there is a need to come together in cooperation to manage both the region's climate footprint and the security of energy supply.

Solar PV: In harmony with humans and nature

By EMA staff | 11 March 2013

A new report by the World Wildlife Federation (WWF) suggests that solar photovoltaic (PV) energy production can develop in parallel with livelihood and conservation goals

Charting a course for solving the energy issues

By IEEJ Chairman & CEO Masakazu Toyoda | 8 February 2013

With 2012 behind us, IEEJ Chairman Masakazu Toyoda gives his prediction of what 2013 holds in store for the energy landscape.

Why the world's largest companies are investing in renewable energy

By EMA staff | 15 January 2013

A recent report shows that there is a strong business case underpinning clean energy investment, and MNCs are driving significant renewable energy investment globally and pressing for the right policy and market conditions that will allow companies to do even more.

US renewables sector needs to keep pace with the world

An independent think-tank in the US, Milken Institute, is calling on players in the US renewables sector to close ranks and regain the competitive edge it once possessed.

5Qs with Panasonic's Yoshiyuki Miyabe

By EMA staff | 15 January 2013

Panasonic Corp's Managing Director and CTO kicks off the new year with thoughts on energy efficiency and the growing need for public-private partnerships in ensuring a sustainable energy future.

Panasonic Corp's Managing Director and CTO kicks off the new year with thoughts on energy efficiency and the growing need for public-private partnerships in ensuring a sustainable energy future. More

Rethink of linkage between energy security and climate change needed: WEF

By EMA staff | 14 December 2012

Discussions around climate change and energy security have been increasingly linked but are often rooted more in tactical political goals than in a real understanding of how both issues intersect. A rethink is needed, says WEF.