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This amazing architecture is situated in Singapore at the School of Art, Design and Media at Nanyang Technological University. It’s a 5 story facility with an all glass façade to provide a high performance building envelope that reduces solar gain and heat load while allowing the benefits of natural views and daylight into creative spaces.

How to Boil a Frog's FrogBlog takes us back to the 1940's for a comedic lesson in how we can change our lives now and actually enjoy it.

The Grand Prix season has begun and while it follows it’s usual format in countries such as Australia (the opening race) the powers that be have decided to award a Grand Prix to a new country - Singapore. Singapore are taking it all very seriously and are building a quite impressive circuit taking in parts of the city existing roads and adding whole new sections of track. Nothing too unusual about this and certainly nothing to overly concern ‘Eco watchers’ over and above the usual issues of any motor sport or transportation.

Learn about the current recycling of food waste in Singapore and what we can learn from Japan and Korea.

How do we reduce the cost of solar power so that it is cost-competitive compared to conventional electricity? Do we do more R&D on solar energy? Do we testbed various types of solar energy technologies? Or do we start installing more solar panels (existing technology) so that there is economies of scale thus reducing the cost of solar energy?

Neste Oil plans to invest approximately US$ 813 million in building a plant in Singapore to produce NExBTL Renewable Diesel. The plant will be the largest facility producing diesel fuel from renewable feedstocks anywhere.

Reflections on Singapore’s efforts in energy and climate change

The world’s largest wind farm is growing South Dakota, California could see the worlds largest solar power plant, and now Singapore is in the foray with landing the largest solar manufacturing facility the world’s ever seen. A Norwegian company called Renewable Energy Corporation will build the complex, which will be completed in different stages to incorporate wafer, cell, and module production.