In order to meet rising electricity needs and provide affordable energy for the poor across Asia, governments will need to include nuclear power as part of their future energy policy.

Despite the success of the Green Mark Scheme, it bears remembering that green buildings are not a panacea for the environmental profligacy of the urban environment. ESI's Augustin Boey comments.

Rethinking Energy Security in Asia: A Non-Traditional View of Human Security, the first volume under the SpringerBriefs in Environment, Security, Development and Peace (ESDP) series.

Summary of an Article written by Karen Mayor (now at OfGem) and Richard S.J. Tol (now at the University of Sussex and Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam) published in Global Environmental Change 20 (2010): 65-73.

The theme of this issue is the aviation sector’s greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.

Senior Fellow Dr. Elspeth Thomson and Energy Analyst Melissa Low, both from the Energy Studies Institute discuss a range of issues.

Energy Analyst Melissa Low shares views on how to create a balanced energy mix in Southeast Asia.

When it comes to saving energy, it may not be so straightforward.