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Effective waste recycling and resource utilisation boost company sustainability and offer new approaches to global waste management.

He emphasised the importance of tailored solutions, technological integration, and sustainability in addressing waste management challenges and opportunities in Asia.

Water continues to be an important resource amidst greater sustainability considerations.

This comes amidst ongoing efforts to close Asia's significant infrastructure gap in both water and wastewater, whilst simultaneously increasing resilience to the impacts of climate change.

This advice comes amidst the industry navigating the transition to sustainable energy sources.

The immediate future will be crucial in forging a more sustainable and customer-centric energy framework within the region.

Lim Sin Poh, Managing Director of Investor Relations at Global Water Consultants, discusses their innovative project on Langkawi Island, Malaysia.

The Ministry has expanded its scope to include other renewable energies and energy conservation.

Co-hosted by industry leaders and supported by government officials, the Future Energy Asia Exhibition and Summit aims to accelerate the region's journey towards net-zero emissions.

The awards programmes are accepting nominations until 19 July 2024.

The project meets the long-term needs of the people for the collection and recycling of wastewater.

Kanda has developed at least five full turbine trainings.

It targets to raise renewable energy share to up to 38% by 2030.

The company took home three accolades from the prestigious awards programme.

The company has been able to provide outstanding accomplishments through the visionary leadership of its CEO.

CLP Power Hong Kong Limited (CLP Power) has effectively managed peak demand and integrated sustainable concepts in substation design whilst continuing to supply its customers with world-class reliability.