The Standard In response to concerns about global warming, China Light & Power pledged last week to reduce its “carbon intensity” by 75 percent by 2050, a pledge that sounds impressive, and probably is. Wednesday, December 12, 2007 In response to concerns about global warming, China Light & Power pledged last week to reduce its [...]
Posts from ‘December, 2007’
CLP Coal in Hong Kong
Patsy Moy and Nishika Patel Saturday, December 08, 2007: HK Standard China Light and Power has pledged not to build any more coal plants in Hong Kong while setting a global target to cut its carbon intensity – the amount of carbon emitted per unit of energy used. CLP, the producer of electricity in six Asian [...]
CLP Set To Clear The Air Significantly By 2050
Regina Leung – SCMP 5:00pm, Dec 07, 2007 The CLP group (SEHK: 0002) set a voluntary target to cut its carbon emissions per unit of power output by 75 per cent by 2050, says Andrew Brandler, Chief Executive Officer of CLP on Friday. “The plan is part of our pledge to fight global warming and [...]
Climate Change Starts Here
Greenpeace climbers captivate power plant urging government to regulate its CO2 emissions Hong Kong SAR, China — While the UN Climate Conference in Bali is thrashing out solution to global warming, two Greenpeace vessels gear towards the Castle Peak Power Plant, allowing the climbers to scale to a 30M-tall ash silos and suspend a 15m [...]