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Asia-Pacific Climate Leaders

The region’s economies include some of the world’s biggest greenhouse gas emitters, but there are promising signs of a shift to renewables. This annual FT-Statista survey lists the companies that have cut their carbon emissions intensity the most

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Asia-Pacific Climate Leaders 2024: interactive listing
As extreme weather batters the region, companies are striving to cut their carbon emissions
South Korea and Japan criticised for approach to climate collaboration
Environmentalists question joint decision to promote hydrogen and ammonia as emission reduction tools
ADB pursues private finance to meet climate goals
The ‘climate bank for Asia-Pacific’ acknowledges need for a significant uplift in funding of green projects
Xi’s climate goals boost China’s nuclear industry
Export push of homegrown technology to follow after rapid domestic build-out of power plants over last decade
EU’s carbon border tax plans trigger alarm in India
Fast-growing heavy industry fears big hit from Brussels’ plans to put levies on emission-intensive imports
EV transition drives Indonesia’s ‘dirty’ nickel boom
Environmentalists accuse Jakarta of prioritising mining of key commodity over nation’s biodiverse rainforests

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