News and Updates
Promoting Community Biogas Systems, Celebrating the Zero Waste Month
We joined the Zero Waste Month celebration this January 2024 by promoting the adoption of anaerobic digesters in urban centers. Anaerobic digesters (AD) or biogas are a climate-friendly technology that can support cities and communities in managing their organic waste more efficiently while providing a clean source of energy.
Highlights: Webinar on Farewell to Fluorescents
The Fifth Conference of Parties (COP5) of the Minamata Convention on Mercury agreed to phase out all forms of mercury-containing fluorescent lighting technology. This global decision includes the phase-out of linear fluorescent lamps (LFLs), which stand as the largest source of mercury pollution in the lighting sector. Catch the highlights of our webinar titled #MakeMercuryHistory in the Lighting Sector as experts and stakeholders discuss how to advance sustainable and mercury-free lighting technologies.
Farewell to Mercury Fluorescent Lamps
World leaders have finally decided to restrict the use of mercury in lighting devices and identified a phase-out period for compact fluorescent lamps (CFLs) and linear fluorescent lamps (LFLs) by 2025 and 2027, respectively. See our opinion article on this landmark international agreement published in the Philippine Daily Inquirer on 16th of November 2023.
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We work with various partners from the public and private sector to achieve common goals and promote sustainable energy and climate action.
News and Updates
Promoting Community Biogas Systems, Celebrating the Zero Waste Month
We joined the Zero Waste Month celebration this January 2024 by promoting the adoption of anaerobic digesters in urban centers. Anaerobic digesters (AD) or biogas are a climate-friendly technology that can support cities and communities in managing their organic waste more efficiently while providing a clean source of energy.
Highlights: Webinar on Farewell to Fluorescents
The Fifth Conference of Parties (COP5) of the Minamata Convention on Mercury agreed to phase out all forms of mercury-containing fluorescent lighting technology. This global decision includes the phase-out of linear fluorescent lamps (LFLs), which stand as the largest source of mercury pollution in the lighting sector. Catch the highlights of our webinar titled #MakeMercuryHistory in the Lighting Sector as experts and stakeholders discuss how to advance sustainable and mercury-free lighting technologies.
Farewell to Mercury Fluorescent Lamps
World leaders have finally decided to restrict the use of mercury in lighting devices and identified a phase-out period for compact fluorescent lamps (CFLs) and linear fluorescent lamps (LFLs) by 2025 and 2027, respectively. See our opinion article on this landmark international agreement published in the Philippine Daily Inquirer on 16th of November 2023.
Our Programs
GREEN ENERGY
CLIMATE ACTION
PARTNERSHIPS
We work with various partners from the public and private sector to achieve common goals and promote sustainable energy and climate action.
