Given the dominance of conventional energy resources, are Astana’s green energy reforms merely publicity stunts?

Writing in The Diplomat, Kazakhstan's Foreign Minister argues that economics, not altruism, must drive the green revolution.

Rising energy demand throughout the region will require some massive new investments.

With a huge demand for energy resources, China and Asia overall are poised to become global leaders in clean energy.

China’s solar industry is a useful microcosm that illustrates larger flaws in the national economy.

Despite persistent challenges, a new Greenpeace report finds wind power might have a bright future in China.

Chinese consumers want to buy automobiles that reflect their growing economic status. It may come at a cost.

This small country has a proud history of progressive reform. But some worry that the current government is turning back the clock.

China’s alternative energy industry is increasingly at the forefront of recent Sino-American trade disputes.

A mix of a carbon tax and bigger subsidies for private sector research are the key to a greener economy.

Li Keqiang looks poised to succeed Wen Jiabao. What would this mean for China’s environment?

As the Durban conference on climate change continues, does the debate over a carbon tax in Australia offer any useful lessons for gathered delegates?

China is already the world’s biggest investor in clean energy. But it has its sights on hiking wind energy capacity.

Taiwan is heavily dependent on imports of oil to meet its energy needs. But what happens if ties cool with Beijing?