01 July 2024

Pollination’s CEO, Martijn Wilder was pleased to host a delegation from China Energy Engineering Group (Energy China), led by Wu Yun, in pollination’s Sydney offices.

17 April 2024 / published on The Business Times

Singapore is working hard to take the lead on sustainable marine fuels, Diego de Sartiges writes for The Business Times

17 April 2024 / published on Nikkei Asia

Japanese companies are taking the lead on nature. Guy Williams investigates why it is so.

20 March 2024

Words by Thea Philip, Associate Director and James Cameron, Senior Advisor The world’s biodiversity is declining faster than at any other time in human history, largely due to human activity. Recent analysis highlights the scale of the crisis, with wildlife populations declining by almost 70% since 1970 and global extinction rates now up to hundreds of […]

15 January 2024 / published on The Straits Times

As a higher carbon tax kicks in, companies eager to have a slice of the carbon markets pie in Papua New Guinea, the only country with which Singapore has a carbon trade agreement, may have to wait a little longer. This is because high-quality projects that truly benefit the climate have yet to become available, although some are currently in the works.

“The Singapore Government has indicated that the quality of the credits will be key,” said Mr Law Heng Dean, managing director of climate change investment and advisory firm Pollination Group. 

“That’s something that is going to be important for Singapore’s carbon trading ambitions going forward and is also a key global trend,” he added.

Companies buying carbon credits to meet their climate targets are also increasingly scrutinising projects and will want to make sure that they purchase credits of high quality and integrity, said Mr Law.