James Batty

One And All Aid is a small charity based in Penzance, Cornwall, but one that punches above its weight.

Look closely at China’s solar power market and you might come across something a little, well, fishy. Fish farm solar plants represent almost 9% of the 135.7 gigawatts of sun-power capacity installed across the country, according to BloombergNEF’s database. And, no, these aren’t pools of cod with photovoltaic fins. Many are banks of floating or fixed solar panels positioned over water where fish are farmed. Workers at a solar farm outside Yueyang City on July 2.

Gazprom will invest RUB 57.4 billion ($861.8 million) in its Eastern Gas Programme in 2015 and RUB 279.5 billion in 2016, the company’s senior management said in a presentation for an investors’ meeting in Hong Kong on Tuesday. Gazprom’s Power of Siberia pipeline project was officially launched on 1 September, 2014. However, so far the Russian giant has only started the procurement process for preliminary work such as site preparation and the construction of roads and docks.