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Greenpeace Philippines cuts staff size amid restructuring and climate funding bottlenecks (opens the original)
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Greenpeace Philippines has downsized its 20-member staff as of end-September and expects to hire six new employees, after a funding shortfall and mounting pressure to strengthen fundraising prompted a sharp downsizing of its local operations, Eco-Business has learnt. The move comes as civil society groups in the Global South face intensifying competition for philanthropic funding and generate less individual-donor revenue than counterparts in wealthier countries, according to an anonymous Greenp
Renewable project location matters as much as technology, capacity, says clean energy expert (opens the original)
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The location of renewable energy projects matters as much as their technology and capacity, according to an energy analyst, as recurring Visayas grid alerts expose a mismatch between Philippine green power procurement and the island group’s transmission constraints. Cebu, the Visayas’ largest power market, has been affected by repeated regionwide red alerts in recent months. The National Grid Corp (NGCP) issued at least 20 red alert notices in August alone, while the Visayas grid had logged abou
UNEP warns of a 1.5°C overshoot. Philippine fishers are already paying the price (opens the original)
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For the world’s climate negotiators, 1.5°C is a global average, a hard-won temperature goal and a future pathway. For fishing households in the Philippines, it is a more immediate calculation: whether to work through dangerous heat, lose a day’s income, or absorb the rising costs of daily needs. Roger Fabillar, 54, has fished since he was 15. A third-generation fisher from Barangay Salcedo in Eastern Samar, he offers a glimpse of how extreme heat is reshaping daily life for one of the sectors mo
Chinese and US tech firms drive bulk of digital power use and emissions, ITU report finds (opens the original)
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Chinese and United States-based companies account for most of the climate pollution produced by the day-to-day running of the digital sector, from data centres and telecom networks to factories and corporate vehicle fleets, according to a new study by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) and the World Benchmarking Alliance (WBA). The 50 largest emitters generated 92 per cent of the operational emissions reported by 200 digital companies assessed in the report, Greening Digital Compani
Asean Power Grid faces licensing hurdle as Singapore pursues clean power imports (opens the original)
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Short-term export licences and regulatory uncertainty could hinder Singapore’s plan to import up to 6 gigawatts (GW) of low carbon electricity by 2035 by making multibillion-dollar cross-border projects harder to finance, according to a new industry report. The challenge could also impede the wider Asean Power Grid, which will require an estimated US$800 billion in investment in generation and transmission infrastructure. The Singapore Sustainable Finance Association (SSFA) said projects would n
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