Grab Working with Indonesian Government to Develop EV Ecosystem

Grab Working with Indonesian Government to Develop EV Ecosystem

Grab and the Indonesian government have launched an Electric Vehicles (EV) Ecosystem Roadmap to accelerate EV adoption in Indonesia and create a more Environmentally sustainable transport network in the country. By 2025, Indonesia plans to have 2 million EVs on the...
Marine Debris Policy to be Introduced in Malaysia

Marine Debris Policy to be Introduced in Malaysia

Malaysian Minister of Energy, Science, Technology, Environment and Climate Change (MESTECC) Yeo Bee Yin announced that a marine debris policy will be established by the government to holistically address plastic waste polluting the seas and beaches. Yeo highlighted...
Cypark and Petronas Chemicals Explore Waste-To-Energy Projects in Malaysia

Iloilo Solid Waste Project Gets PPP Center Backing

The Philippines’ Public-Private Partnership (PPP) Center has approved Iloilo City’s Integrated Solid Waste Management (SWM) Facility Project for Project Development and Monitoring Facility (PDMF) support. Iloilo City’s integrated SWM project aims to have sustainable...
Thailand to Set up Water Management Command Center Headed by PM

Thailand to Set up Water Management Command Center Headed by PM

The government of Thailand is setting up a water management command center to address water shortages, which could be the worst seen in the country for decades. The setting up of the command center is in line with Section 24 of the 2018 Water Act, which calls for the...
Pilot Plastic Recycling Project Being Initiated in Danang

Pilot Plastic Recycling Project Being Initiated in Danang

According to a report in VietnamPlus, Environment and Urban Company (URENCO) will implement a pilot project for plastic waste recycling in Danang through a partnership with EverGreen Labs. URENCO is a state-owned firm and one of the leading players in the waste...
Thailand Bans Three Toxic Farm Chemicals

Thailand Bans Three Toxic Farm Chemicals

In October 2019 Thailand’s National Committee on Hazardous Substances voted to ban three toxic farm chemicals,  two herbicides – paraquat and glyphosate – and a pesticide, chlorpyrifos. However, the decision follows protests by opposing farmers from...