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Covid-19: Dubai shuts two shops for flouting rules

Dubai / WAM Inspection teams from the Dubai Sports Council and Dubai Economy, along with Dubai Municipality, served closure orders on two sports establishments and fined six others over the weekend for their failure to adhere to Covid-19 precautionary measures and guidelines. The sports establishments were fined for their failure to maintain the mandatory safe distance as well as non-compliance ...

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Expo 2020’s Sustainability Pavilion inspires more than 50,000 visitors

DUBAI / WAM Terra – the Sustainability Pavilion is already inspiring action towards a cleaner, safer, healthier world, with 96 percent of people who have visited the Expo 2020 Pavilions Premiere so far saying the experience has motivated them to change their behaviour. Since launching at the end of January, the Pavilions Premiere has offered more than 50,000 visitors an ...

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Pakistan pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai completed

Dubai / WAM In an official ceremony at the Expo 2020 Dubai site on Sunday, the Pakistan Pavilion was handed over to the Pakistani authorities after completion of building civil works. The pavilion is located in the ‘Opportunity District’ and has a total covered area of 35,000 Square feet. The inner journey of the Pavilion is set under the theme ...

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Ras Al Khaimah waives violation, late payment fees for firms in events sector

RAS AL KHAIMAH / WAM Ras Al Khaimah Departmentof Economic Development (Rakded) announced that exhibition organisers, wedding halls and event venues will be exempt from 100 percent of their licensing fees, violation charges and late payment penalties for 2021. The decision is in line with directives from HH Sheikh Saud bin Saqr Al Qasimi, UAE Supreme Council Member and Ruler ...

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Atomic power must to hit green goal

Bloomberg Japan’s biggest utility and the owner of the wrecked Fukushima nuclear power plant said it needs atomic energy to meet its pledge to cut its carbon dioxide emissions in half by 2030. It will take time to boost capacity of renewable energy, such as offshore wind, which makes nuclear energy indispensable for the company to curb CO2 emissions 50% ...

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Goldman weighs sale of majority stake in Japan Renewable

Bloomberg Goldman Sachs Group Inc. is exploring a sale of its majority stake in Japan Renewable Energy Corp. that could raise about $2.5 billion. Goldman is working with financial advisers on the potential sale of its 75% stake in Japan Renewable, the people said, asking not to be identified because the matter is private. The sale has drawn preliminary interest ...

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Coal India approves 32 mining projects worth $6.4 billion

Bloomberg Coal India Ltd. approved an investment of about 473 billion rupees ($6.4 billion) on mining projects as the company seeks to boost output to replace imports of the fuel, the Kolkata-based miner said in an emailed statement. The approvals include eight new projects as well as expansion plans for 24 existing mines, Coal India said. The 32 sites will ...

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Nest to invest $347m in renewable energy

Bloomberg Nest Corp., the UK’s biggest pension fund by members, will invest $347 million in renewable energy through a partnership with investment manager Octopus Renewables. Nest’s managers are looking to diversify fund’s holdings and support transition towards clean energy. It’s part of a growing wave of investment by institutional investors into renewable energy assets. “The energy transition will require a ...

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Germany drew wrong lesson from Fukushima

Ten years ago, an earthquake triggered a tsunami that caused a meltdown. It wasn’t a mixed metaphor. Starting on March 11, 2011, people across the world watched agape as three nuclear reactors in Japan’s Fukushima Prefecture broke down and spewed ionizing radiation far and wide into land, sea and air. Such was the shock that another chain reaction took place ...

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Credit Suisse makes another blunder

In sharing his vision for the type of bank he intends to run, Credit Suisse Group AG’s Thomas Gottstein has been blunt. The giant Swiss lender mustn’t lose sight of its discipline over taking risks, and while mistakes will always happen, “we have no tolerance for unprofessional behavior,” the chief executive officer said recently. His promises are already being tested ...

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