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Irkutsk Introduces Reduced Electricity Tariffs for Electrically Heated Homes in 2025
The Irkutsk region government implemented a reduced electricity tariff of 0.7 for city households with electric heating, starting January 1, 2025, increasing maximum consumption limits beyond federal mandates to 7020 and 10800 kWh for first and second tiers, respectively.
Irkutsk Introduces Reduced Electricity Tariffs for Electrically Heated Homes in 2025
The Irkutsk region government implemented a reduced electricity tariff of 0.7 for city households with electric heating, starting January 1, 2025, increasing maximum consumption limits beyond federal mandates to 7020 and 10800 kWh for first and second tiers, respectively.
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32% Bias Score
Dutton's \$Tens of Billions Nuclear Plan Contradicts Coalition's Free Market Stance
On Friday the 13th, Opposition Leader Peter Dutton announced a plan to spend tens of billions of dollars on nuclear energy, halting \$40 billion in private renewable energy investment, despite lacking evidence it will lower power bills; this contradicts the Coalition's traditional free-market stance...
Dutton's \$Tens of Billions Nuclear Plan Contradicts Coalition's Free Market Stance
On Friday the 13th, Opposition Leader Peter Dutton announced a plan to spend tens of billions of dollars on nuclear energy, halting \$40 billion in private renewable energy investment, despite lacking evidence it will lower power bills; this contradicts the Coalition's traditional free-market stance...
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56% Bias Score
Coalition's \$331bn Nuclear Plan Sparks Energy Debate
The Coalition's \$331 billion nuclear energy plan, which includes maintaining coal and gas plants alongside wind and solar, is \$263 billion cheaper than Labor's renewable plan, according to Coalition modelling, but faces criticism for its methodology and cost discrepancies from the CSIRO.
Coalition's \$331bn Nuclear Plan Sparks Energy Debate
The Coalition's \$331 billion nuclear energy plan, which includes maintaining coal and gas plants alongside wind and solar, is \$263 billion cheaper than Labor's renewable plan, according to Coalition modelling, but faces criticism for its methodology and cost discrepancies from the CSIRO.
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56% Bias Score
Alaskan Officials Condemn Biden Administration's ANWR Lease Sale
Multiple top Alaskan officials are condemning the Biden administration's handling of the final congressionally mandated lease sale of Arctic National Wildlife Refuge land for fossil fuel exploration, accusing it of bad faith and prioritizing outside environmental interests over local communities.
Alaskan Officials Condemn Biden Administration's ANWR Lease Sale
Multiple top Alaskan officials are condemning the Biden administration's handling of the final congressionally mandated lease sale of Arctic National Wildlife Refuge land for fossil fuel exploration, accusing it of bad faith and prioritizing outside environmental interests over local communities.
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60% Bias Score
"Tschentscher Accuses Union States of Blocking Crucial Germany Decisions"
"Hamburgs mayor Peter Tschentscher accuses Union-led states of blocking key decisions on biometric data use for crime-fighting and industrial energy relief due to election tactics, hindering Germany's economic competitiveness and security, while praising a new digital administration treaty."
"Tschentscher Accuses Union States of Blocking Crucial Germany Decisions"
"Hamburgs mayor Peter Tschentscher accuses Union-led states of blocking key decisions on biometric data use for crime-fighting and industrial energy relief due to election tactics, hindering Germany's economic competitiveness and security, while praising a new digital administration treaty."
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40% Bias Score
Trump Promises Expedited Permits for Billion-Dollar Energy Projects, Sparking Environmental Concerns
President-elect Trump announced expedited federal permits for energy projects over $1 billion, prompting criticism for potentially violating the National Environmental Policy Act and prioritizing corporate interests. A bipartisan permitting reform bill is pending, seeking to balance economic growth ...
Trump Promises Expedited Permits for Billion-Dollar Energy Projects, Sparking Environmental Concerns
President-elect Trump announced expedited federal permits for energy projects over $1 billion, prompting criticism for potentially violating the National Environmental Policy Act and prioritizing corporate interests. A bipartisan permitting reform bill is pending, seeking to balance economic growth ...
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52% Bias Score
Energy Lobbying Weakens Spain's Electricity Tax
Spain's energy companies are successfully lobbying against a tax on electricity generation, leveraging a lack of government majority in parliament to form an unlikely alliance between the PP, PNV, and Junts, potentially jeopardizing \u20ac7.2 billion in EU funds.
Energy Lobbying Weakens Spain's Electricity Tax
Spain's energy companies are successfully lobbying against a tax on electricity generation, leveraging a lack of government majority in parliament to form an unlikely alliance between the PP, PNV, and Junts, potentially jeopardizing \u20ac7.2 billion in EU funds.
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64% Bias Score
Dutton's Net-Zero Plan: \$263B Savings, Nuclear Focus, and Global Contradictions
Peter Dutton's Coalition unveiled a net-zero emissions plan by 2050, projecting \$263 billion in savings compared to the government's plan, primarily through faster, cheaper nuclear power and lower projected electricity demand, but this clashes with global trends towards renewables.
Dutton's Net-Zero Plan: \$263B Savings, Nuclear Focus, and Global Contradictions
Peter Dutton's Coalition unveiled a net-zero emissions plan by 2050, projecting \$263 billion in savings compared to the government's plan, primarily through faster, cheaper nuclear power and lower projected electricity demand, but this clashes with global trends towards renewables.
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60% Bias Score
Biden Administration Urges Supreme Court to Reject Appeals Blocking Climate Change Lawsuits
The Biden administration is urging the Supreme Court to reject oil companies' and Republican states' appeals to block climate change lawsuits, arguing the appeals lack merit and interfere with state authority to address public deception about climate change dangers.
Biden Administration Urges Supreme Court to Reject Appeals Blocking Climate Change Lawsuits
The Biden administration is urging the Supreme Court to reject oil companies' and Republican states' appeals to block climate change lawsuits, arguing the appeals lack merit and interfere with state authority to address public deception about climate change dangers.
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36% Bias Score
"Söder's Plan for Czech Nuclear Power Faces Strong Opposition"
"Bavarian Minister President Markus Söder's plan to secure preferential access to Czech nuclear power for Bavaria faces strong opposition from energy expert Felix Matthes, who deems it unfeasible due to technical, market, and legal obstacles within the EU's energy market, while Söder hopes to improv...
"Söder's Plan for Czech Nuclear Power Faces Strong Opposition"
"Bavarian Minister President Markus Söder's plan to secure preferential access to Czech nuclear power for Bavaria faces strong opposition from energy expert Felix Matthes, who deems it unfeasible due to technical, market, and legal obstacles within the EU's energy market, while Söder hopes to improv...
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52% Bias Score
Trump to Fast-Track Environmental Approvals for Large U.S. Investments
President-elect Donald Trump announced plans to fast-track environmental approvals for companies investing \$1 billion or more in the United States, potentially bypassing traditional regulatory processes and accelerating projects, but raising concerns about environmental protection and legal challen...
Trump to Fast-Track Environmental Approvals for Large U.S. Investments
President-elect Donald Trump announced plans to fast-track environmental approvals for companies investing \$1 billion or more in the United States, potentially bypassing traditional regulatory processes and accelerating projects, but raising concerns about environmental protection and legal challen...
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56% Bias Score
France's Energy Policy Under Fire: Instability and Insufficient Subsidies Hamper Green Transition
Anne Lapierre, head of Bracewell's Paris office, criticizes France's inadequate energy policy, highlighting its failure to protect businesses from high energy costs and develop a hydrogen market due to political uncertainty and insufficient subsidies, urging immediate policy changes to avoid falling...
France's Energy Policy Under Fire: Instability and Insufficient Subsidies Hamper Green Transition
Anne Lapierre, head of Bracewell's Paris office, criticizes France's inadequate energy policy, highlighting its failure to protect businesses from high energy costs and develop a hydrogen market due to political uncertainty and insufficient subsidies, urging immediate policy changes to avoid falling...
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44% Bias Score
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