The IPO of Pertamina Geothermal Energy (PGE) was closely watched in anticipation of a larger share sale in the Indonesian company’s upstream business later this year. The $590 million proceeds will mainly be invested in building geothermal capacity, as well as in early-stage hydrogen production. Pertamina wants its listed […] Click here to view original […]
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Construction industry organisations have joined forces to create a new National Retrofit Hub to help propel retrofit rollout in the UK’s existing homes. The initiative, launched at the Building Centre in central London, is a response from industry to the growing need to make our building stock greener and […] Click here to view original
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China’s buildings and rooftops have potential to host more than 1,000 gigawatts of solar power capacity — almost the same size as the entire existing global industry, according to the sector’s largest manufacturer. There’s theoretically enough space on residential, commercial and public properties to host that scale of generation […] Click here to view original
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The Federal Government has partnered with the Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC) to provide $125 million to encourage builders and renovators to construct dwellings that meet high energy efficiency standards. The $125 million investment will be provided through the Commonwealth Bank of Australia’s (CBA) Green Home Offer, and will […] Click here to view original
Know about green affordable housing. Representational image Green Housing is not just a green home, it is a way of life – responsible, healthy and even affordable! It involves living in harmony with nature and its resources by considering the future costs of environmentally irresponsible behaviour. People often avoid […] Click here to view original
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City councilmembers introduced new legislation Thursday to change the city’s fire code and allow homeowners more space on their roofs to install solar panels. A rooftop installation by Brooklyn Solar Works. The company elevates its solar panels to comply with spacing requirements in the city’s fire code. City Council […] Click here to view original
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