Research report says more Canadians rate the federal government’s performance as poor, as opposed to good, on implementing a plan to get Canada to net-zero emissions
Envisioning world of green firms By Zhong Nan | China Daily | Updated: 2021-05-17 08:36 Share CLOSE A worker monitors equipment at Envision AESC s China production engineering center in Wuxi, Jiangsu province, in November 2020. [Photo/China Daily]
Shanghai-based tech giant expects big dividends from net-zero solutions
Envision Group, a Shanghai-based green technology giant, plans to reap big dividends from sales of its advanced carbon-related net-zero solutions to companies across the world.
Envision s plans are a response to the trend in many parts of the world of continually deploying resources to further bring down carbon intensity, enhance the functions of the carbon trading system and make technology breakthroughs in related fields.
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Annual results announcement for the year ended 28 February 2021
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2 Alternative performance measures, see Glossary contained within the annual report.
3 The basis of calculation for the fair value of the debt is disclosed in note 10 to the financial statements contained within the annual report and the calculation of net asset value per share (debt at fair value) is included in the Glossary contained within the annual report.
4 Ongoing charges ratio calculated as a percentage of average daily net assets and using the management fee and all other operating expenses, excluding finance costs, direct transaction costs, custody transaction charges, VAT recovered, taxation and certain non-recurring items, in accordance with AIC guidelines.
iTWire Friday, 30 April 2021 10:31 NZ Commerce Commission seeks views on regulatory priorities for energy networks, airports
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New Zealand’s competition enforcement agency The Commerce Commission is seeking public views on how it should prioritise its regulatory work program in a move aimed at helping the energy and airport sectors address upcoming issues including the country’s transition to a low-carbon economy and managing any continuing impact of COVID-19.
The Commission has published an open letter canvassing the views and says responses to the letter will inform its regulatory work as it seeks to provide “certainty to businesses while delivering long-term benefits for consumers” in accordance with its mandate under Part 4 of the Commerce Act.
Supporting the veterans and veteran-owned businesses that build and deploy American-made clean energy and climate solutions technology is a smart investment. It just makes strategic sense to team with veterans to give our manufacturing base the global competitive edge it needs. Veterans know from personal experience that every investment we make in clean energy not only reduces emissions, but also makes our military forces more self-sustaining and secure. America’s veterans lead the way in building and deploying American-made clean energy technology in part because transferable technical and leadership skills are honed in service, resulting in them making up a larger percentage of the renewable energy sector than the U.S. workforce overall.