Rotterdam World Champion transportation into Europe a.oerlemans/eyesonbrasil Amsterdam, 26 april 2024– Brazilian development bank BNDES, the largest financier of renewable energy in the world is investing another 15 and 20 billion dollars per year until 2040 in green hydrogen and in improving ports to transport green hydrogen from Brazil to Europe. The South American giant, will produce…
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For a year, the center of the climate world eyesonbrasil Amsterdam, 24 april 2024– In 2025, the climate summit, COP30, will be organized in Belém. Why it is so special that it takes place there and why a visit by agricultural and nature organizations before the COP is worthwhile. The Dutch LNV is committed to…
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eyesonindonesia 1. The Rise of Social Enterprises in Rural Indonesia In the heart of Indonesia’s rural landscapes, a quiet revolution is underway. Social enterprises (SEs) are emerging as beacons of hope, bridging the gap between economic prosperity and environmental stewardship. These SEs, rooted in ecological principles, offer a fresh perspective on sustainable development. Let’s explore…
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Enormous Investments eyesonbrasil Amsterdam, 22 april 2024–Petrobras, Brazil’s state-controlled oil company, has unveiled plans for investments exceeding US$70 billion in exploration and production activities. Not too long ago, Petrobras already invested and focused heavily in pumping up oil, as well as take-overs in order to grow more. These investments aim to not only bolster the country’s…
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Unlocking Sustainable Transportation eyesonindonesia 1. Indonesia Mass Transit (MASTRAN) Project Creating Pathways for Urban Mobility In a bustling archipelago like Indonesia, where vibrant cities pulse with life, the quest for sustainable urban mobility is paramount. The Indonesia Mass Transit (MASTRAN) Project, recently approved by the World Bank, aims to transform the way Indonesians move within…
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The Battle for Green Gold eyesonindonesia Indonesia and Malaysia have long reigned supreme in the palm oil industry, their lush plantations stretching across the equator. But now, a new contender emerges from the fertile soils of Latin America. As palm oil production in this region gains momentum, Indonesia faces both competition and opportunity. Let’s explore…
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Probably needs homework again. Or Magnifying glasses eyesonbrasil Amsterdam, 15 april 2024– Only Brazil and Mexico would survive as world economic powers in Latin America by 2030, according to a study by PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) and Standard Chartered released last week. The two countries are expected to experience significant economic growth within the next six years. The…
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By Alex Webb and Ian King / Bloomberg It was a strategic misstep of epic proportions. The US took a crucial early role in developing the semiconductor technology that underpins today’s revolution in artificial intelligence. Yet it’s a Dutch firm that now holds a monopoly on the process, and Asian manufacturers that dominate production. Extreme ultraviolet lithography machines are…
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Chances plentiful and capitalisation possibilities eyesonmalaysia Amsterdam, April 8th –The Malaysia Semiconductor Industry Association (MSIA) will visit the Netherlands to attract Dutch semiconductor companies to invest in Malaysia, while many Chinese firms are keen to relocate here. Semiconductor firms relocating overseas are considering Malaysia as their preferred investment destination as every company is preparing for…
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Insights from Nobel Laureate John Clauser eyesonindonesia 1. The Controversial Standpoint Challenging the Consensus In a world grappling with the urgency of climate change, Nobel Prize winner Dr. John Clauser has emerged as a contrarian voice. His assertion—that there is no climate crisis—has sparked heated debates and raised eyebrows among scientists, policymakers, and concerned citizens…
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