New Site: CleanBiz Asia

New Site Devoted To Covering Asia's Booming Sustainable Business Development

June 6, 2011 - A new Internet portal, aimed at acting as a primary source for executives looking for news and views on the burgeoning sustainable business sector in the world’s fastest growing economic region, was launched today at CleanBiz Asia.

Founded by veteran communicators in the Asia Pacific region, CleanBiz Asia employs a combination of high-value original content from a network of expert correspondents and contributors and carefully sanitized reports from a variety of public sources to present the most broad-based, informative source of business information on the multi-billion dollar sustainability sector across the Asia Pacific region.

From Australia to Japan and India to Taiwan, governments and businesses are investing tremendous resources in a wide variety of sustainable development ventures, ranging from massive projects to capture energy to fuel the region’s resource-hungry mushrooming economies to international efforts aimed at environmental conservation to research and development on some of the world’s most advanced clean technology.

With Asia leading the world in just about every facet of the sustainable business sector, CleanBiz Asia’s mission is to fill a gap in the market for a single source of timely and valuable information on the business of sustainability and all the myriad elements that are driving it to become the world’s most exciting industry.

The not-for-profit portal was founded on the belief that forward-thinking business leaders are creating competitive advantage by addressing a wide range of environmental issues. They realize that strategies incorporating environmentally-friendly practices improve the bottom line by cutting costs and saving resources, and that there is real gold in going green.

“With China rapidly establishing itself as an economic giant and Asian growth driving the global economy, the region has become the clear leader in business opportunities,” said Fergus O’Rorke, Executive Editor of CleanBiz Asia. {continued}