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Singapore’s sustainability challenge is no longer awareness, but action (opens the original)
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Singapore has made progress in raising awareness of sustainability, but encouraging people to translate that awareness into everyday action remains a challenge. As consumers weigh choices around what they buy, how they travel, where they invest and how they prepare for future risks, practical considerations such as cost, convenience and accessibility can determine whether sustainable intentions become sustained behaviours. The latest Singlife-SGFIN Sustainable Future Index (SFI), a study that me
Climate adaptation and resilience need its own investment language: MAS (opens the original)
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Climate adaptation needs its own investment language if private capital is to flow into resilience projects at the scale required across Asia, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has said. Speaking at the Unlocking capital for sustainability 2026 forum in Singapore last week, Abigail Ng, Chief Sustainability Officer at MAS, said investors are increasingly recognising financing adaptation and resilience as an issue, but need greater clarity on what makes a credible adaptation and resilience
Malaysia’s power grid strains under data centre boom and renewables growth (opens the original)
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Just as Malaysia embarks on its energy transition journey, the country’s grid is being pushed to adapt to the rapid growth of power-hungry data centres and the increasing penetration of variable renewable energy simultaneously. Industry experts speaking at a panel discussion on the Energy Regulatory Insights 2026 forum last week said the combination is creating new technical challenges for the country’s energy sector, requiring utilities to invest not only in new transmission and distribution in
Data centres and prolonged heat are pushing Malaysia’s power demand higher (opens the original)
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Malaysia’s electricity demand is being pushed higher by the rapid growth of data centres and prolonged hot weather, creating a new challenge for a power system that is also undergoing a transition away from coal, according to the country’s energy sector regulator. Peak electricity demand has already risen to just over 21 gigawatts (GW) during the current period of unusually hot weather with overall electricity consumption is said to be about 5 per cent higher than last year. “We expect power dem
Asia needs to rethink healthcare as climate risks intensify (opens the original)
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Climate change is increasingly being viewed through a healthcare lens as its impacts are felt not only in extreme weather but also through rising exposure to heat, poor air quality, climate-sensitive infectious diseases and disruptions to healthcare delivery. In Asia, these challenges are intensified by a number of demographic and health trends that are already straining healthcare systems. Populations are ageing rapidly, chronic diseases are becoming more prevalent, and many healthcare system p
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