The Australian Clean Energy, Equipment, Technology and Services Capability Directory has been released showcasing Australia’s #CleanEnergy capabilities. 📈💡 The #Australian Government is focused on growing industries — including solar, wave, wind, carbon capture, utilisation and storage, energy storage, grids and … Continued
Residents of Siem Reap province’s Prasat Bakong district on Saturday asked authorities to stop a waste management company from dumping garbage near their village. According to a Khmer Times news report, waste collection company GAEA had started to dump collected … Continued
Waste collectors in Australia are struggling after China banned accepting recycled rubbish from other countries. Australian waste collectors sell the vast majority of their recyclables to commodity traders who then on-sell the product to overseas markets such as Indonesia, Malaysia, … Continued
One of the key advantages that Pyrolysis Technology (also know as waste to energy) has as a renewable energy solution is that it not only provides an alternative energy solution to conventional energy production such as coal and hydro, but … Continued
After recent consultations with local Government in Cambodia, GEI Mekong has earmarked Siem Reap Province as the first location for one of its waste to energy plants. Siem Reap is home to the amazing Angkor Wat Temples; one of the … Continued
In its continued push to expand its presence throughout South East Asia, Global Green International (GGI) has signed a formal partnership agreement with Cambodia based company SMCS RISK The partnership, Green Energy Investments Mekong (GEI Mekong) will focus on building … Continued
Cambodia is overly reliant on developing large-scale hydro and fossil fuel-fired power stations, and should look to diversify its energy generation portfolio through cost-effective non-hydro renewable energy technologies that also offer fewer social and environmental costs, a study released yesterday … Continued
We were so happy when we brought green energy into our business. It was a great way to bring clean energy projects to developing countries whilst doing our part as a company to keep the planet free of carbon emissions. … Continued