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Trump Administration Halts New England Offshore Wind Project
The Trump administration halted construction on the nearly finished Revolution Wind farm off the coast of Connecticut, jeopardizing New England's energy supply and potentially increasing consumer costs by $200 million annually.
Trump Administration Halts New England Offshore Wind Project
The Trump administration halted construction on the nearly finished Revolution Wind farm off the coast of Connecticut, jeopardizing New England's energy supply and potentially increasing consumer costs by $200 million annually.
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48% Bias Score
Cuba Experiences Fifth Nationwide Blackout in Less Than a Year
On September 10th, 2025, a faulty overheating signal at Cuba's main power plant, Antonio-Guiteras, triggered a nationwide blackout, the fifth such incident in under a year, leaving most of the 9.7 million inhabitants without power.
Cuba Experiences Fifth Nationwide Blackout in Less Than a Year
On September 10th, 2025, a faulty overheating signal at Cuba's main power plant, Antonio-Guiteras, triggered a nationwide blackout, the fifth such incident in under a year, leaving most of the 9.7 million inhabitants without power.
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16% Bias Score
Spain's Energy Grid Investment Lags, Threatening Renewable Energy Goals
Spain's insufficient energy grid investment, currently at 20% of the planned amount, jeopardizes its renewable energy goals and risks causing blackouts, despite government claims of supporting industrialization and electrification.
Spain's Energy Grid Investment Lags, Threatening Renewable Energy Goals
Spain's insufficient energy grid investment, currently at 20% of the planned amount, jeopardizes its renewable energy goals and risks causing blackouts, despite government claims of supporting industrialization and electrification.
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44% Bias Score
US Power Grid Faces Strain from Increased Demand and Aging Infrastructure
Increased demand from data centers, electric vehicles, and climate change, coupled with aging infrastructure and slow policy response, is straining the US power grid, potentially leading to widespread disruptions.
US Power Grid Faces Strain from Increased Demand and Aging Infrastructure
Increased demand from data centers, electric vehicles, and climate change, coupled with aging infrastructure and slow policy response, is straining the US power grid, potentially leading to widespread disruptions.
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16% Bias Score
Ukraine Drone Strikes Cripple 17% of Russia's Oil Refining Capacity
Ukraine's drone strikes have crippled 17% of Russia's oil refining capacity (1.1 million barrels per day), causing fuel shortages across Russia, from Crimea to the Far East, amid peak tourist season, and impacting Moscow's war funding.
Ukraine Drone Strikes Cripple 17% of Russia's Oil Refining Capacity
Ukraine's drone strikes have crippled 17% of Russia's oil refining capacity (1.1 million barrels per day), causing fuel shortages across Russia, from Crimea to the Far East, amid peak tourist season, and impacting Moscow's war funding.
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44% Bias Score
Soma Power Plant Shutdown Threatens Thousands of Jobs
The Soma Thermal Power Plant in Turkey has stopped production due to a coal shortage, jeopardizing thousands of jobs and the regional heating system as winter nears, while the plant's transfer to new ownership is delayed, prompting calls for government transparency and intervention.
Soma Power Plant Shutdown Threatens Thousands of Jobs
The Soma Thermal Power Plant in Turkey has stopped production due to a coal shortage, jeopardizing thousands of jobs and the regional heating system as winter nears, while the plant's transfer to new ownership is delayed, prompting calls for government transparency and intervention.
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40% Bias Score
Spain's Electrical Grid Suffers from 50 GW of Unused Capacity
Due to regulatory hurdles, Spain's high-voltage electricity grid has approximately 50 gigawatts of unused capacity, enough to power another Spain, hindering economic development and threatening energy security.
Spain's Electrical Grid Suffers from 50 GW of Unused Capacity
Due to regulatory hurdles, Spain's high-voltage electricity grid has approximately 50 gigawatts of unused capacity, enough to power another Spain, hindering economic development and threatening energy security.
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48% Bias Score
Iran's Water Crisis: 'Day Zero' Looms in Tehran
Years of drought and mismanagement have pushed Iran's water reserves to historic lows, leading to widespread water shortages and power outages, with Tehran potentially facing 'Day Zero' within weeks.
Iran's Water Crisis: 'Day Zero' Looms in Tehran
Years of drought and mismanagement have pushed Iran's water reserves to historic lows, leading to widespread water shortages and power outages, with Tehran potentially facing 'Day Zero' within weeks.
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24% Bias Score
German Gas Exploration in Reichling Reaches 3000 Meters
Four weeks into the exploration, the natural gas drilling project in Reichling, Germany has reached a depth of approximately 3000 meters, nearing its target depth of 3400 meters, despite initial delays and protests.
German Gas Exploration in Reichling Reaches 3000 Meters
Four weeks into the exploration, the natural gas drilling project in Reichling, Germany has reached a depth of approximately 3000 meters, nearing its target depth of 3400 meters, despite initial delays and protests.
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24% Bias Score
Trump Shakes Up Puerto Rico's FOMB Amidst Ongoing Energy Crisis
President Trump's removal of five members from Puerto Rico's Financial Oversight and Management Board (FOMB) signals a potential turning point in the island's long-standing energy crisis, marked by PREPA's debt, inefficient infrastructure, and misuse of over $20 billion in federal recovery funds, le...
Trump Shakes Up Puerto Rico's FOMB Amidst Ongoing Energy Crisis
President Trump's removal of five members from Puerto Rico's Financial Oversight and Management Board (FOMB) signals a potential turning point in the island's long-standing energy crisis, marked by PREPA's debt, inefficient infrastructure, and misuse of over $20 billion in federal recovery funds, le...
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60% Bias Score
New Zealand Reverses Oil and Gas Drilling Ban Amidst Energy Crisis
New Zealand lifted its 2018 ban on oil and gas drilling in response to an energy crisis caused by decreased domestic gas production and rising prices following the ban, a move that undid a signature policy of former Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and fulfilled a pledge from current Prime Minister Chr...
New Zealand Reverses Oil and Gas Drilling Ban Amidst Energy Crisis
New Zealand lifted its 2018 ban on oil and gas drilling in response to an energy crisis caused by decreased domestic gas production and rising prices following the ban, a move that undid a signature policy of former Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and fulfilled a pledge from current Prime Minister Chr...
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56% Bias Score
European Heatwave Cripples Energy Grids, Exposes Renewable Energy Challenges
Record-breaking heatwaves across Europe this summer, exceeding 40°C in some areas, caused a 14% surge in electricity demand in Spain and strained power grids, impacting water-cooled power plants (17 of 18 French nuclear plants reduced capacity); experts call for energy system adaptation and renewabl...
European Heatwave Cripples Energy Grids, Exposes Renewable Energy Challenges
Record-breaking heatwaves across Europe this summer, exceeding 40°C in some areas, caused a 14% surge in electricity demand in Spain and strained power grids, impacting water-cooled power plants (17 of 18 French nuclear plants reduced capacity); experts call for energy system adaptation and renewabl...
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32% Bias Score
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