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UNGCNS Report Shows Singapore Firms Moving From Carbon Reporting to Emissions Reduction SINGAPORE, September 2, 2026 : Singapore companies are beginning to show measurable progress in carbon reduction, but the country’s wider corporate sector still faces a major capability gap in climate reporting, emissions data management and Scope 3 readiness, according to findings from the Singapore Business Carbon Report 2025 by UN Global Compact Network Singapore.

SINGAPORE, August 31, 2026 : As consumer brands, manufacturers and regulators across Asia-Pacific place greater emphasis on sustainable packaging, the conversation is moving beyond simple material substitution towards full packaging system design, according to Andreas Gunnestrand, President and Regional Manager, tesa tape Asia Pacific.

SINGAPORE, August 25, 2026 : The mining industry could become one of the most important industrial platforms for durable carbon dioxide removal, but only if projects are developed with rigorous safeguards, credible measurement and clear community benefits, according to a new RMI report.

SINGAPORE, August 24, 2026 : Southeast Asia’s clean energy transition is entering a more practical phase, with governments, communities, businesses and financial institutions moving from high-level climate ambition towards the harder work of market design, grid readiness, clean power access and industrial decarbonisation, according to Tara Climate Foundation’s Annual Report 2025.

SINGAPORE, August 4, 2026 – GenZero has reported a 47% year-on-year increase in cumulative direct realised climate impact, as the Temasek-owned decarbonisation investment platform deepens its focus on commercially viable climate solutions across nature, technology and carbon market infrastructure.

SINGAPORE, July 29, 2026 – Investors across Asia are moving into a new phase of climate action, one that is less about announcing net zero ambitions and more about proving that portfolios, capital allocation, stewardship and policy engagement can support real-economy decarbonisation. That shift is especially relevant for Southeast Asia, where fast-growing economies, high-emitting sectors, energy security priorities, industrial expansion and nature-related risks all converge.

SINGAPORE, July 16, 2026 – The energy transition is no longer only a climate story. It has become a contest for industrial power, supply chain control, critical minerals, renewable energy capacity and clean technology manufacturing. That is one of the clearest conclusions from DMCC’s Future of Trade 2026: Rebuilding Through Rupture report, launched in Singapore.

SINGAPORE, July 2, 2026 – Aviation has long been one of the most difficult sectors to decarbonise. Aircraft efficiency gains, operational improvements and Sustainable Aviation Fuel will all matter, but none of these solutions will scale quickly enough on their own to address the sector’s near-term emissions challenge.

HONG KONG, June 29, 2026 – CIMC Enric Holdings Limited has commenced operations at its integrated steel-coking project in Liupanshui City, Guizhou Province, advancing a clean energy model that converts industrial by-product gas into blue LNG and high-purity hydrogen.

BUSAN, SOUTH KOREA, June 17 – DP World has launched its first global seagrass restoration initiative on Geoje Island in South Korea, marking a significant expansion of the logistics group’s environmental stewardship efforts into blue carbon and coastal ecosystem restoration. The four-year project aims to restore up to 2.4 hectares of seagrass habitat in the coastal waters of Dadae Village on Geoje Island.