Spain writes to the EU proposing a ‘carbon border tax’ on power imports

The move reflects the country’s efforts to achieve environmental targets amid rising climate change

New infrared heating system to radically cut electricity costs and reduce emissions worldwide

Saiterm vows to revolutionise the global heating market with their eco-friendly infrared Spring technology

Oil prices ease as trade row obscures demand outlook

Global oil prices eased in early Asian trading on Monday on concerns that the United States is poised to impose additional tariffs on China

Solar predicted to become Europe’s most competitive energy by 2020

The verdict came from the Sun Investment Group, which suggested the elimination of the Minimum Import Price (MIP), allowing solar modules to become up to 30% cheaper

Japan and US tout energy sector cooperation towards LNG infrastructure

The two countries governments and industries are stepping up collaboration to lay the groundwork for natural gas markets and LNG infrastructure in the Indo-Pacific region

Climate action can add $26 trillion to world economy: Global Commission

Ambitious action on climate change could contribute an extra $26 trillion to the world economy by 2030, according to the Global Commission on the Economy and Climate

Coal prices in Europe to surpass $100 a ton due to China’s power demand

This makes it the highest figure since 2013 as the country’s demand for electricity has drawn in more cargoes of the dirtiest fossil fuel

Russian gas major Gazprom’s profits soar five fold to $3.8 billion

Second-quarter net profit jumped to the current amount from $708 million in the year-earlier period

UK to start work on satellite system to rival EU’s Galileo

The project is set to initiate due to UK’s restricted access to sensitive security information after Brexit

Health investor Lisa Suennen to exit GE Ventures

Commonly described as a "unicorn collector," Suennen's chief focus was health and technology investment

Over 5,500 UK churches embrace renewable energy

According to Christian Aid, 15 Anglican cathedrals, including York Minister and Salisbury are among the religious sites now using 100 percent green electricity tariffs

British government to provide multi-million funding to renewable subsidy auctions

Offshore and remote island wind providers in the UK will be able to bid for contracts to possibly power four million plus homes