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Alberta Explores 'ClosureCo' Model to Tackle Massive Oil Well Cleanup Liability
Alberta faces a $33-billion to hundreds of billions of dollars liability from 274,215 inactive oil and gas wells; the province is considering a "ClosureCo" model, where specialized companies acquire and clean up wells, but its success hinges on securing funding without public subsidies.
Alberta Explores 'ClosureCo' Model to Tackle Massive Oil Well Cleanup Liability
Alberta faces a $33-billion to hundreds of billions of dollars liability from 274,215 inactive oil and gas wells; the province is considering a "ClosureCo" model, where specialized companies acquire and clean up wells, but its success hinges on securing funding without public subsidies.
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44% Bias Score
Australian Energy Prices Soar Despite Exporting Gas
Australian residential electricity prices are rising 2.5–8.9%, impacting hundreds of thousands due to high wholesale gas prices, driven by high demand, outages, and low renewables, despite Australia being a major energy exporter, sparking criticism of government policy.
Australian Energy Prices Soar Despite Exporting Gas
Australian residential electricity prices are rising 2.5–8.9%, impacting hundreds of thousands due to high wholesale gas prices, driven by high demand, outages, and low renewables, despite Australia being a major energy exporter, sparking criticism of government policy.
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48% Bias Score
Alberta Bill Restricts Federal Access to Oil and Gas Sites
Alberta's government proposed a bill to restrict federal employees' access to oil and gas sites to prevent federal emission data collection, sparking a constitutional dispute over jurisdiction and environmental regulation; legal experts argue the bill is unconstitutional.
Alberta Bill Restricts Federal Access to Oil and Gas Sites
Alberta's government proposed a bill to restrict federal employees' access to oil and gas sites to prevent federal emission data collection, sparking a constitutional dispute over jurisdiction and environmental regulation; legal experts argue the bill is unconstitutional.
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60% Bias Score
Coalition's Fast-Track Gas Project Approval Faces Legal Challenges
Australia's environment minister opposes the Coalition's plan to fast-track approval for Woodside's North West Shelf gas project extension within 30 days of a federal election win, warning it could trigger protracted legal challenges and delay the project, while the Coalition insists it will streaml...
Coalition's Fast-Track Gas Project Approval Faces Legal Challenges
Australia's environment minister opposes the Coalition's plan to fast-track approval for Woodside's North West Shelf gas project extension within 30 days of a federal election win, warning it could trigger protracted legal challenges and delay the project, while the Coalition insists it will streaml...
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44% Bias Score
Delayed Gas Shortages Shift Australian Election Focus
Australia's east-coast gas shortage, previously predicted for 2025, is now forecast by AEMO for 2028, due to increased electrification and Eraring power station extension; this impacts the federal election where energy security is a key issue.
Delayed Gas Shortages Shift Australian Election Focus
Australia's east-coast gas shortage, previously predicted for 2025, is now forecast by AEMO for 2028, due to increased electrification and Eraring power station extension; this impacts the federal election where energy security is a key issue.
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56% Bias Score
Germany Debates €100 Billion Climate Fund Allocation
Germany's coalition talks include a €100 billion allocation to the Climate and Transformation Fund (KTF), with debate focusing on whether to use the funds for a direct "climate bonus" payment to citizens or to reduce electricity prices; the Union party favors the latter, while some economists suppor...
Germany Debates €100 Billion Climate Fund Allocation
Germany's coalition talks include a €100 billion allocation to the Climate and Transformation Fund (KTF), with debate focusing on whether to use the funds for a direct "climate bonus" payment to citizens or to reduce electricity prices; the Union party favors the latter, while some economists suppor...
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56% Bias Score
Carney Pushes for Faster Energy Approvals Amidst Alberta's Demands
Prime Minister Mark Carney visited Alberta on Thursday to discuss accelerating energy infrastructure development, facing demands from Premier Danielle Smith to scrap emission regulations and ensure unfettered pipeline access, amidst an ongoing US trade war.
Carney Pushes for Faster Energy Approvals Amidst Alberta's Demands
Prime Minister Mark Carney visited Alberta on Thursday to discuss accelerating energy infrastructure development, facing demands from Premier Danielle Smith to scrap emission regulations and ensure unfettered pipeline access, amidst an ongoing US trade war.
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44% Bias Score
Liberal Party's Omission of Nuclear Energy in Ads Sparks Controversy
The Liberal Party's avoidance of "nuclear" in its paid social media advertisements, despite a proposed nuclear energy policy, has been criticized by Energy Minister Chris Bowen. This follows recent anti-nuclear protests targeting opposition leaders, highlighting public concerns amidst rising energy ...
Liberal Party's Omission of Nuclear Energy in Ads Sparks Controversy
The Liberal Party's avoidance of "nuclear" in its paid social media advertisements, despite a proposed nuclear energy policy, has been criticized by Energy Minister Chris Bowen. This follows recent anti-nuclear protests targeting opposition leaders, highlighting public concerns amidst rising energy ...
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60% Bias Score
Bavarian Wind Energy Bill Rejected Due to Mandatory Citizen Profit-Sharing
The Bavarian Ministry of Economic Affairs must revise its wind energy expansion bill after facing criticism for its mandatory citizen profit-sharing provision, deemed too bureaucratic and hindering renewable energy development by experts and coalition partners.
Bavarian Wind Energy Bill Rejected Due to Mandatory Citizen Profit-Sharing
The Bavarian Ministry of Economic Affairs must revise its wind energy expansion bill after facing criticism for its mandatory citizen profit-sharing provision, deemed too bureaucratic and hindering renewable energy development by experts and coalition partners.
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40% Bias Score
Mexico Bolsters Pemex's State Control Amidst \$97.6 Billion Debt
Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum signed a decree creating and modifying energy laws, prioritizing state-owned Pemex and CFE over private companies, aiming to reverse the 2013 energy reform and improve Pemex's financial standing, currently burdened by over \$97.6 billion in debt.
Mexico Bolsters Pemex's State Control Amidst \$97.6 Billion Debt
Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum signed a decree creating and modifying energy laws, prioritizing state-owned Pemex and CFE over private companies, aiming to reverse the 2013 energy reform and improve Pemex's financial standing, currently burdened by over \$97.6 billion in debt.
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48% Bias Score
Badenoch Labels UK's 2050 Net-Zero Target "Impossible"
UK Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch declared the UK's legally binding 2050 net-zero target "impossible" due to economic concerns, marking a sharp break from previous government policy and international climate agreements.
Badenoch Labels UK's 2050 Net-Zero Target "Impossible"
UK Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch declared the UK's legally binding 2050 net-zero target "impossible" due to economic concerns, marking a sharp break from previous government policy and international climate agreements.
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16% Bias Score
New York's Climate Superfund Law Faces Legal Challenges
New York's recently enacted \$75 billion "climate superfund" law, similar to Vermont's, faces legal challenges from 22 states alleging unconstitutional overreach; the law's constitutionality is doubtful given past dismissals of similar lawsuits on grounds of federal preemption and lack of causation.
New York's Climate Superfund Law Faces Legal Challenges
New York's recently enacted \$75 billion "climate superfund" law, similar to Vermont's, faces legal challenges from 22 states alleging unconstitutional overreach; the law's constitutionality is doubtful given past dismissals of similar lawsuits on grounds of federal preemption and lack of causation.
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56% Bias Score
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