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Explore the Forgotten Role of Oyster Reefs in Protecting Our Shores and Supporting Biodiversity HONG KONG, Jan. 12, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- As the city prepares to welcome the Year of the Horse, a traditional Lunar New Year symbol takes on new significance, the golden oyster – long associated with prosperity, abundance, and good fortune — now carries a deeper message “Reviving Hong Kong’s Ocean Heritage: Our Forgotten Oyster Reefs” Exhibition — January 12 to 23, 2026 (weekdays only), at the Lincoln House linkbridge, Taikoo Place. Beyond its festive glow, the oyster tells a story of ecological power and quiet loss. Once thriving along Hong Kong's coastlines, oyster reefs played a vital role as natural water filters, wave buffers, and biodiversity hotspots. Today, they have all but vanished — and with them, a crucial part of the city's marine heritage. This January, The Nature Conservancy (TNC) ) invites the public to reconnect with this forgotten ecosystem through the finale edition of its interactive exhibition series: Reviving Hong Kong's Ocean Heritage: Our Forgotten Oyster Reefs. The exhibition will take place at the linkbridge at Lincoln House, Taikoo Place, from January 12 to 23, 2026 (weekdays only). Located in one of the Hong Kong's most vibrant business districts, the exhibition offers professionals and the public alike a rare opportunity to pause, reflect, and discover how they can make a tangible impact on ocean conservation. From Festive Symbol to Ecological Reality In Chinese tradition, oysters have long symbolized wealth and longevity — their golden form representing luck and blessings for the year ahead. But the oyster's real-world role is just as powerful. Beneath the surface, oyster reefs anchor entire marine ecosystems: filtering water, stabilizing shorelines, and supporting biodiversity. Globally, over 85% of oyster reefs have been lost, making them one of the most endangered marine habitats. In Hong Kong, they once supported local livelihoods and coastal resilience — yet their disappearance has gone largely unnoticed. This exhibition brings their story back into focus, showing how restoring oyster reefs is a nature-based solution that supports climate adaptation, biodiversity recovery, and sustainable economic development. "Biodiversity loss is no longer an abstract concept — it's a material risk for business, communities, and long-term economic stability," said Anthony Gao, Executive Director for Hong Kong and Regional Partnerships. "Restoring oyster reefs is more than conservation. It's a practical, nature-based solution that strengthens coastal resilience, supports ESG goals, and helps build a blue economy that benefits both people and the planet. Through this exhibition, we hope to inspire Hong Kong's business community to take the lead — by integrating nature into strategy, and turning sustainability commitments into tangible action." Immersive Learning Experience and Highlights The exhibition offers a multisensory journey designed to educate and inspire: A Virtual Reality Journey to restoration sites in Deep Bay and Pak Nai. A full-scale Traditional Oyster Farming Model, featuring authentic poles from Deep Bay. A Water Filtration Video Demonstration, showcasing the oysters natural ability to clean water. A Coastal Resilience Simulation showing how oyster reefs reduce wave impact and protect shorelines from storm surges. Marine Specimens & AR Games inviting participants to rebuild digital reefs. Screening of City of Shells: Our Forgotten Oyster Reefs, a documentary tracing 1,000-year oyster heritage. Special Lunar New Year Surprises To celebrate the new year with hope and prosperity, visitors will have the chance to receive a limited-edition Oyster BB's Lucky Scroll — a creative Lunar New Year fai chun that blends festive charm with a call to protect nature. A special red pouch will also be available to selected visitors through on-site engagement, while supplies last. These efforts would not be possible without the invaluable support and collaboration of our partners. TNC extends its sincere gratitude to the Swire Group Charitable Trust for its generous support, to Swire Institute of Marine Science (SWIMS) and the Explorer Club Hong Kong (ECHK) for their continue expertise and collaboration; and to our venue sponsor, Taikoo Place, for providing a vibrant and accessible platform for public engagement in the heart of one of Hong Kong's most dynamic business communities. Exhibition Details Dates: January 12–23, 2026 (Mon–Fri only)Time: 10:00 – 19:00Venue: 1/F, Lincoln House linkbridge, Taikoo PlaceAdmission: Free About The Nature Conservancy Hong Kong (TNC) The Nature Conservancy (TNC) is a global conservation organization dedicated to conserving the lands and waters on which all life depends. Guided by science, we create innovative, on-the-ground solutions to our world's toughest challenges so that nature and people can thrive together. We are tackling climate change, conserving lands, waters and oceans at an unprecedented scale, providing food and water sustainably and helping make cities more resilient. The Nature Conservancy is working to make a lasting difference around the world in 83 countries and territories (39 by direct conservation impact and 44 through partners) through a collaborative approach that engages local communities, governments, the private sector, and other partners. TNC has been in Asia Pacific for over 30 years with projects in Australia, mainland China, Hong Kong SAR, India, Indonesia, Mongolia, New Zealand, and the Pacific Islands. In 2019, TNC was awarded the Lui Che Woo Prize for Sustainable Development. To learn more. please visit: Website: http://www.tnc.org.hkFacebook: TNC HK 大自然保護協會 Instagram: @tnc_hk LinkedIn: The Nature Conservancy in Hong Kong About TNC's Reef Resilience Network 2025 marks the 20th anniversary of TNC's Reef Resilience Network — a global platform that has trained over 55,000 marine professionals in 92 countries and provides science-based tools to more than 1 million users annually. From Hong Kong's oyster beds to coral reefs worldwide, TNC is committed to building a more resilient future for our oceans. For photos download, please visit: LINK
HONG KONG, Jan. 8, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- CNN International Commercial (CNNIC) and NGK Insulators, LTD. (NGK), a global leader in ceramic technology, are launching a new cross-platform campaign to showcase cutting-edge technological advancements and their role in shaping a sustainable future. The campaign highlights how advanced technologies are addressing global challenges and driving digital transformation. NGK is the exclusive sponsor of a special half-hour program, Innovate. Airing on CNN International in January 2026, the 30-minute special explores the stories behind business ideas, technological developments, and entrepreneurial breakthroughs that are reshaping our world. Digital content will also be available to further spotlight entrepreneurs, business leaders, and innovators who are moving the world toward a more sustainable future. "We are thrilled to continue our long-standing partnership with NGK, a company that embodies the spirit of innovation and dedication to solving global challenges," said Cathy Ibal, Senior Vice President, CNN International Commercial. "Through CNN's compelling storytelling and deep audience engagement, we are confident that this cross-platform campaign will inspire global audiences with stories of innovative thinkers who are helping to shape a smarter and more sustainable future." "NGK Insulators will change its name to 'NGK Corporation' in April 2026 to accelerate the transformation of our business structure and advance our vision of becoming a company that contributes to carbon neutrality and a digital society through our unique ceramic technologies. Our partnership with CNN on Innovate, a program that spotlights forward-looking challenges and innovations, aligns perfectly with our commitment to pursue new opportunities and continue evolving as an organization. We are delighted that this collaboration will help further reinforce our pursuit of innovation," said Shigeru Kobayashi, President, NGK INSULATORS, LTD. The campaign also includes commercial production elements by CNNIC's global brand studio, Create, including two branded videos, as well as a branded article exploring how advanced ceramic technologies are shaping an ideal world. Create also produced two branded films featuring Shigeru Kobayashi, President of NGK, where he discusses NGK's vision to achieve full carbon neutrality by 2050 and the infinite possibilities of ceramics in contributing to the future of energy. About CNN International Commercial CNN International Commercial (CNNIC) is responsible for the business operations of CNN's properties outside of the United States. All commercial activities for brands such as CNN International, CNN Arabic, CNN Style and CNN Business are aligned within the division. This encompasses advertising sales, sponsorship partnerships, commercial content development, content sales, brand licensing, distribution and out-of-home operations, business development and marketing for the world's leading international news provider. CNNIC is a recognised industry leader in international advertising sales and its use of award-winning commercial content, produced through its Create unit and driven by its advanced data usage and digital capabilities, has resulted in strong and enduring partnerships with many of the world's most recognised brands. Its Content Sales and Licensing unit has relationships with more than 1,000 affiliates ranging from licensing the CNN brand through to content supply contracts as well as offering consultancy services. For more information visit http://commercial.cnn.com About NGK Insulators NGK Insulators (NGK) is a leading company in the field of ceramics. Since its foundation in 1919, NGK has used its unique ceramic technology to provide numerous ground-breaking products that solve social issues. Today, NGK is active in more than 15 countries worldwide, with business foci including mobility, energy, IT and industry. As one of the largest manufacturers of ceramic substrates for automotive catalytic converters, NGK is actively working to reduce the impact on the global environment. Under its medium- to long-term vision, "NGK Group Vision Road to 2050" looking ahead to 2050, the NGK Group is promoting a transformation of its business portfolio toward the Carbon Neutral (CN) and Digital Society (DS) fields. NGK's advanced product lineup includes the "EnerCera" series — compact, thin, and high-energy-density lithium-ion rechargeable batteries that are essential for sustainable energy infrastructure. In addition, NGK has developed the Translucent Alumina Wafer, a key component that is gaining attention as an indispensable material for chiplet integration processes in semiconductor manufacturing. Through providing innovative, high-quality products, NGK is committed to contributing to our society. In order to create a future where people can coexist with nature, we will continue to develop and provide products that support social infrastructure while preserving the environment. For more information visit https://www.ngk-insulators.com/en/
FIFE, Scotland, Dec. 23, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- MD Local Global Ltd. ("MDLG" or the "Company"), the UK-based wholly owned subsidiary of MDJM LTD (NASDAQ: UOKA) announced that its Oriental Garden and Castle Exhibition Project at Fernie Castle, located in Fife, Scotland, has completed a critical phase in its design and planning process. Following the execution of a design agreement with Kengo Kuma & Associates (KKAA), MDLG entered into an additional design collaboration on December 19, 2025 with Simpson & Brown LLP ("Simpson & Brown"), one of Scotland's most established and respected heritage architecture practices. This dual-layer design structure—combining global architectural vision with local heritage and planning expertise—is intended to support a comprehensive and high-quality design proposal while enhancing the likelihood of securing planning approval. Under the collaboration framework, KKAA is responsible for the conceptual architectural and landscape design of the oriental garden and exhibition spaces, with a focus on materiality, spatial narrative, and the contemporary expression of Eastern philosophy within a historic European context. Simpson & Brown will provide specialist heritage and planning advisory services, including the integration of the proposed design with the historic fabric and setting of Fernie Castle, guidance on alignment with UK and Scottish planning regulations and heritage protection policies, and early-stage advisory support throughout the planning approval process, drawing on extensive experience with local authorities and heritage bodies. MDLG serves as project sponsor and overall coordinator, overseeing strategic positioning, investment rationale, design governance, and long-term operational planning. This three-party collaboration is designed to align design ambition with heritage considerations and regulatory compliance, helping to mitigate execution and approval risks commonly associated with the development of historic estate. Strategic Significance for MDJM LTD MDJM LTD management commented: "By partnering with Kengo Kuma & Associates and Simpson & Brown, two firms bringing international design vision and local heritage and planning expertise respectively, we aim to support a high-quality design proposal that achieves both design excellence and planning certainty for the Fernie Castle Oriental Garden and Castle Exhibition Project. This structure strengthens the project's long-term value and execution reliability." This project is expected to serve as a showcase for MDLG in the fields of historical and cultural asset enhancement, international cultural exchange, and development of premium animation exhibition spaces, continuously amplifying its cultural influence and long-term asset value. About MD Local Global Ltd. MD Local Global Ltd. is a UK-based cultural innovation company specializing in cultural IP development, animation production, international licensing, and cultural venue operations. The Company aims to integrate Eastern philosophy with international artistic practices, creating a global cultural ecosystem built on storytelling and immersive experience. About Simpson & Brown LLP Founded in 1977 and headquartered in Edinburgh, Simpson & Brown is one of Scotland's leading specialist architectural practices in historic building conservation and heritage-led design. The firm is widely recognized for its expertise in the conservation and enhancement of listed buildings and scheduled monuments, as well as castles, historic houses, and culturally significant estates. Simpson & Brown is particularly noted for its conservation-led approach to the adaptation and reuse of heritage assets, balancing architectural integrity with contemporary use. The firm maintains long-standing working relationships with Historic Environment Scotland and local planning authorities, and its involvement in heritage projects is widely regarded as a strong indicator of planning credibility and regulatory compliance. Simpson & Brown Architects – Selected Representative Projects I. Castles & Historic Estates Stirling CastleConservation and heritage works associated with one of Scotland's most significant national castles, including historic fabric protection and visitor experience enhancement. Edinburgh CastleInvolvement in multiple conservation, repair, and public realm improvement works at Scotland's most visited historic monument. Dunnottar CastleHeritage and structural advisory services for the conservation of this internationally recognised cliff-top castle. II. National and Listed Heritage Buildings The Palace of HolyroodhouseConservation-related works at the official Scottish residence of the British monarch. Paisley AbbeyConservation-led restoration and long-term maintenance planning for this major ecclesiastical heritage site. Mount Stuart, Isle of ButeRestoration and adaptive reuse works at one of Scotland's most important Victorian historic houses. III. Adaptive Reuse & Public Heritage Projects Glasgow School of Art – Heritage Advisory WorksSpecialist conservation advisory services for one of the UK's most important architectural landmarks. Custom House, LeithConservation-led adaptation and reuse of a historic public building. Multiple A-Listed Buildings Across ScotlandOngoing conservation, repair, and reuse projects involving Scotland's highest category of protected buildings. IV. Institutional Collaboration Long-standing collaboration with Historic Environment Scotland, contributing to nationally significant heritage projects. Regular engagement with local planning authorities, providing conservation expertise and planning support for heritage-led developments. Forward-Looking Statements This announcement contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of the U.S. Private Securities Litigation Act. All statements other than statements of historical fact in this announcement are forward-looking statements. These forward-looking statements involve known and unknown risks and uncertainties and are based on current expectations and projections about future events and financial trends that the Company believes may affect its financial condition, results of operations, business strategy, and financial needs. Investors can identify these forward-looking statements by words or phrases such as "may," "will," "expect," "anticipate," "aim," "estimate," "intend," "plan," "believe," "potential," "continue," "is/are likely to" or other similar expressions. The Company undertakes no obligation to update forward-looking statements to reflect subsequent occurring events or circumstances, or changes in its expectations, except as may be required by law. Although the Company believes that the expectations expressed in these forward-looking statements are reasonable, it cannot assure you that such expectations will turn out to be correct, and the Company cautions investors that actual results may differ materially from the anticipated results and encourages investors to review other factors that may affect its future results in the Company's annual report on Form 20-F and its other filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. Investor Contact:Sherry ZhengWAVECREST GROUP INC.Phone: +1 718-213-7386Email: sherry@wavecrestipo.com
SHANGHAI, Dec. 22, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Since the full implementation of its internationalization strategy, SUS ENVIRONMENT has been continuously driving the steady and high-quality development of the overseas business. On December 8, the Nonthaburi Waste-to-Energy Project in Thailand achieved a critical milestone—the successful hoisting of the first boiler steel frame. This marks the full completion of the boiler foundation works and the official transition of the project into the equipment installation phase. During an on-site inspection, the Governor of Nonthaburi Province and his delegation highly commended the project's significant role in achieving waste "reduction, harmlessness, and resource recovery." He expressed anticipation that the project would provide a lasting and efficient solid waste management solution for the local area. On November 30, in Uzbekistan—another key country along the Belt and Road—the first boiler steel frame lifting was successfully completed for the Kashkadarya Municipal Solid Waste-to-Energy Project. This milestone marks the project's official transition into the ground facility construction and rapid equipment installation phase. Meanwhile, construction of the Samarkand project is also progressing steadily. On December 8, the critical step of pouring the base slab for the waste pit was successfully finished, laying a solid foundation for the subsequent main structural work. On November 24, in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, the TSN WtE Project welcomed an on-site inspection by a delegation from the municipal party committee and government. The municipal party secretary stated that Ho Chi Minh City has clearly prioritized advancing the construction of waste transfer stations and equipping them with specialized facilities, fully supporting the steady implementation of waste-to-energy projects. The shift from "viewing waste as trash" to "viewing waste as a resource" is increasingly becoming a developmental consensus among more and more cities. With its advanced technology, extensive experience, and sustainable operational model, SUS ENVIRONMENT has earned widespread trust from local governments, partners, and communities in the project locations. About SUS ENVIRONMENT SUS ENVIRONMENT is the global leading comprehensive environment provider.* As of June 2025, SUS ENVIRONMENT has established 11 management centers worldwide, invested in and constructed 90 waste-to-energy projects, with a daily processing capacity nearly 120,000 tons of MSW and annual green power generation of approximately 18,000 GWh. *Data sourced from the Environmental Sanitation Net Of China and public data, covering total design scale, with data as of June 30, 2025.
SHENZHEN, China, Dec. 19, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Following the release of its annual ESG report in June 2025, TCL Technology is proud to highlight its progress on water resource protection and green technology innovation, which are key pillars in addressing environmental challenges and building a low-carbon future. TCL Technology prioritizes water resource management and the development of clean technologies as critical components of its strategy to foster green transformation and advance sustainability on a global scale. Comprehensive Water Resource Management: From Risk Control to Circular Economy TCL Technology demonstrates its leadership in water resource management through a robust governance framework. The Strategy and Sustainability Committee under the Group's Board of Directors oversees water management strategies and performance, ensuring continuous improvement and adherence to conservation principles across all subsidiaries. By combining sound policies, technological innovation, and comprehensive process control, the Company has built a robust and efficient water resource management system. TCL Technology embeds water resource management into its corporate governance framework, using policies to guide implementation. For example, TCL CSOT has introduced a Water Resource Management Policy, comprising six sub-policies that outline responsibilities for conservation, resource planning, and inspections. This creates a closed-loop control process from target-setting to implementation and oversight. Similarly, TCL Zhonghuan incorporates water resource management indicators into its ESG performance evaluation framework as part of its Environmental Management Policy, linking plant manager performance to executive remuneration to ensure operational accountability. TCL Zhonghuan’s Organizational Structure for Water Management Technological innovation and process optimization drive TCL Technology's efforts to use water resources efficiently: Guangzhou TCL CSOT: Optimized brine reuse and rainwater collection systems, forming a closed-loop framework covering production, recycling, and reuse. Wuhan TCL CSOT: Adopted membrane separation to treat fluoride-bearing wastewater, enabling the reuse of 780,000 cubic meters of water annually. Additional measures, such as chemical precipitation to reduce heavy metals in silver-bearing wastewater and a wetland-based rainwater reuse system, integrate gray infrastructure with ecological solutions. TCL CSOT Artificial Wetland Park To proactively evaluate and address water-related risks, TCL Technology's subsidiaries employ the World Resources Institute (WRI) Aqueduct Water Risk Atlas to assess water risk levels globally across its factories. For example, TCL CSOT's 2024 assessment identified its Suzhou base as exposed to relatively higher water stress and consumption risks, while other locations reported at medium to low risk levels. These insights inform tailored strategies to mitigate site-specific risks. TCL CSOT Water Risk Identification and Assessment Results Innovating for a Green Future: Clean Technology at the Core of TCL's Strategy Clean technology is central to TCL Technology's mission of advancing corporate transformation and sustainable growth. By prioritizing investment in clean technologies, the Company integrates sustainability into its business operations, establishing a green management framework that covers the entire product lifecycle and supports global efforts to transition to a low-carbon economy. In practice, TCL CSOT collaborates with customers to promote circular economy principles, such as recycling and reusing primary packaging materials to reduce resource consumption and environmental impacts. In 2024, the Company completed carbon footprint assessments for its 12.9-inch display panel and 10.1-inch central control display module. Using the results, it optimized key emission hotspots along the product lifecycle and established an ESG-oriented product R&D platform to advance green product development and enhance sustainability performance. TCL Zhonghuan plays a key role in the energy and low-carbon transition, focusing on reducing the levelized cost of electricity (LCOE) in photovoltaic power systems. Through breakthroughs in photovoltaic wafer and cell technologies, the Company is developing low-emission photovoltaic solar energy products across the full product lifecycle. By seamlessly integrating water resource efficiency management and clean technology innovation into its operations, TCL Technology is setting a benchmark for sustainable development. The Company's commitment to circular economy principles, resource conservation, and ESG-focused innovation underscores its vision of creating a positive impact on the environment, businesses, and communities worldwide. ### About TCL Founded in 1981, TCL—short for "The Creative Life"—embodies creativity in every aspect of life. As a leading technology brand, TCL is dedicated to delivering innovative solutions—including TVs, smartphones, audio products, smart home devices, display technologies, and clean energy—that enhance customer experiences through two independent entities—TCL Industries and TCL Technology. As of now, with 47 R&D centers and 39 manufacturing bases globally, TCL operates in over 160 countries and regions, cementing its position as a globally competitive smart technology brand. To further inspire greatness, TCL has become an official Worldwide Olympic and Paralympic Partner in the Home Audiovisual Equipment and Home Appliances category.
NEXTCHEM will develop a site-specific feasibility study for a chemical plastic recycling plant, fully integrated within Röhm's existing facilities, processing 5,000 tons p.a. of PMMA NEXTCHEM's proprietary NXRe™ technology is able to reduce the carbon footprint of methyl methacrylate (MMA) and its corresponding polymer PMMA by over 90% compared to conventional methods This project builds on the partnership between NEXTCHEM and Röhm, one of the world's leading manufacturers in the field of methacrylate chemistry. The partnership aimed at strengthening the PMMA circularity network in Europe, was announced in December 2024 MILAN, Dec. 17, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- MAIRE (MAIRE.MI) announces that NEXTCHEM, through its subsidiary MyRemono, has been awarded a site-specific feasibility study by Röhm, one of the world's leading manufacturers in the field of methacrylate chemistry with production and research sites across Europe, North America, and China, for a plant to chemically recycle polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA[1]) scraps at Röhm's production site in Worms, South-Western Germany. The undertaking aligns with Röhm's target to completely eliminate incineration and landfill of PMMA-related production waste through recycling by 2030, reaffirming its commitment to advancing circularity and sustainable materials within the PMMA industry. This initiative leverages NEXTCHEM's proprietary NXRe™ technology, an advanced and efficient molten metal depolymerization process for the continuous chemical recycling of PMMA. NEXTCHEM's proprietary NXRe™ modular technology enables the continuous depolymerization of PMMA scraps – sourced from both pre- and post-consumer streams – into ultra-pure recycled methyl methacrylate (r-MMA) with virgin-like quality. The plant is designed for a capacity of 5,000 tons per annum, fully integrated into Röhm's existing PMMA production infrastructure. The recycled MMA produced via NXRe™ technology is expected to reduce the carbon footprint by over 90% compared to current virgin MMA production methods[2]. This significant reduction is driven by a circular approach where the use of PMMA scraps – classified as Secondary Raw Material (SRM) – as feedstock, replaces fossil-based raw materials for virgin MMA production and eliminates emissions associated with their extraction and processing. This award marks another milestone in establishing the foundation for licensing NXRe™ PMMA technology, while the construction of the first industrial-scale plant in Italy is currently under development and expected to be completed in 2026. Fabio Fritelli, Managing Director of NEXTCHEM, commented: "Our NXRe™ PMMA technology is a cornerstone of our strategy for sustainable materials. This feasibility study with Röhm, a leading manufacturer of PMMA, marks a key step toward industrializing advanced recycling solutions and demonstrates the value of strong partnerships in driving the energy transition. Together, we are strengthening Europe's PMMA circularity network and driving innovation for a low-carbon future." MAIRE S.p.A. is a leading technology and engineering group focused on advancing the Energy Transition. We provide Integrated E&C Solutions for the downstream market and Sustainable Technology Solutions through three business lines: Sustainable Fertilizers, Low-Carbon Energy Vectors, and Circular Solutions. With operations across 50 countries, MAIRE employs nearly 10,500 people, supported by around 50,000 professionals involved in its projects worldwide. MAIRE is listed on the Milan Stock Exchange (ticker "MAIRE"). For further information: www.groupmaire.com. [1] Polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA) and polymethyl methacrylimid (PMMI)-products from Röhm are sold on the European, Asian, African and Australian continent under the registered trademarks PLEXIGLAS® and PLEXIMID®, in the Americas under the registered trademarks ACRYLITE® and ACRYMID®. [2] According to the methodology for GHG emission avoidance calculation of the EU Innovation Fund.
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