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Chiefs from Efate have taken a significant step towards the conservation of 16,877 hectares of land, marking a 30-year milestone in the implementation of this initiative.

President Biden’s energy efficiency standards for water heaters would raise costs for consumers but take certain products off the market.

The proposed scrapping and replacement of the Wildlife Act signals an uncertain future for Fish & Game New Zealand and freshwater fishing and game bird hunting. The Labour Party has announced that if it is re-elected, it will repeal and replace ...

Last Friday the U.S. Department of Energy issued a final rule effective November 30, 2020, that will once again permit American households to purchase

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Current rules allow for date-of-installation deadlines, which critics say are burdensome for distributors and contractors who may risk being stuck with equipment that cannot be legally installed in their region.

PETALING JAYA: Energy efficiency retrofit projects can achieve up to 40% or more in energy savings depending on the condition of a building, a previous project by local energy service companies has shown.

Scrutiny of political parties' policies intensified this week - and so did the scrutiny of some candidates for seats in Parliament. When TVNZ reported some election candidates’ controversial past statements this week, critics hit back with claims its own news was compromised.  

PETALING JAYA: The energy efficiency audit for bigger developments under the proposed Energy Efficiency and Conservation Act could encourage businesses to find solutions and improve operations in a more environmentally friendly manner.

The consultative meeting held today to deliberate on the contentious issues of Urban Local Bodies (ULBs), Forest Conservation (Amendment) Act (FCA) and Uniform Civil Code (UCC) has been described as ‘very conclusive’ and has reached a ‘consensus.’