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Green Tech Company Receives Permit for Eco-Friendly Mining

“We are in active dialogue with the EU and EFTA for a free trade agreement... I do believe that both of these are eminently doable and will significantly help us expand our engagement not only in trade in goods services, but also in investments, technology, tourism, innovation, and clean energy,” Goyal said at CII India-Nordic Baltic Business Conclave.

Have you ever wondered what will our future hold if technology takes over? Imagine a world where machines control unprecedented amounts of power, altering the very fabric of our existence. What, then, is most likely to occur when technology advances? This question, wrapped in intrigue, weaves together societal metamorphosis, ethical quandaries, and an unlikely tapestry

As the world meets at COP28 in Dubai at the end of this month, all nations must realise that moving away from carbon-intensive high-emitting options is non-negotiable to protect people. Pollution is no longer what happens to other people.

Sustainability is garnering significant investor interest in ASEAN despite uncertain macroeconomic conditions in 2023, with Green Financial Technology (FinTech) firms bringing forth innovative solutions to help businesses and governments address challenges and opportunities of going green. This insight is part of the FinTech in ASEAN 2023: Seeding the Green Transition report, jointly launched by UOB, PwC Singapore and the Singapore FinTech Association (SFA) today.

European Commission chief also sheds light on Taiwan shortly before EU-China summit in Beijing.

Heat pumps are too loud to be installed in millions of homes under the Government’s noise guidelines, ministers have been told.

CEOs of Western automakers are fed up with ‘hemorrhaging money,

...global spending to fight climate change by environmental groups and other nonprofits reached $8 billion in 2021

The tech industrys gold rush is coming to an end as venture capital funding and IPOs decline. The industry will likely shrink, employing fewer people and offering more normal returns.