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China's Ambivalent Energy Policy: Record Coal Expansion Alongside Unprecedented Renewable Growth
China added 21 gigawatts of coal power capacity in the first half of 2025, the most in a decade, while simultaneously expanding renewable energy at a record pace, projected to surpass the combined capacity of the UK and Germany by the year's end. This reflects a complex energy policy balancing econo...
China's Ambivalent Energy Policy: Record Coal Expansion Alongside Unprecedented Renewable Growth
China added 21 gigawatts of coal power capacity in the first half of 2025, the most in a decade, while simultaneously expanding renewable energy at a record pace, projected to surpass the combined capacity of the UK and Germany by the year's end. This reflects a complex energy policy balancing econo...
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40% Bias Score
German Greens Oppose Potential End to Private Solar Subsidies
Germany's Green Party opposes Economics Minister Reiche's potential end to private solar subsidies, citing ensuing consumer uncertainty and advocating for guaranteed feed-in tariffs, easy grid connections, and a faster energy transition with smart meters and energy storage solutions.
German Greens Oppose Potential End to Private Solar Subsidies
Germany's Green Party opposes Economics Minister Reiche's potential end to private solar subsidies, citing ensuing consumer uncertainty and advocating for guaranteed feed-in tariffs, easy grid connections, and a faster energy transition with smart meters and energy storage solutions.
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52% Bias Score
LNP Renews Nuclear Push, Criticizes Government's Energy Policy
At the LNP's Queensland convention, Nationals leader David Littleproud and Deputy Liberal leader Ted O'Brien criticized the Labor government's energy policy, advocating for nuclear power and warning against a solely renewables-based approach due to concerns about its impact on regional Australia.
LNP Renews Nuclear Push, Criticizes Government's Energy Policy
At the LNP's Queensland convention, Nationals leader David Littleproud and Deputy Liberal leader Ted O'Brien criticized the Labor government's energy policy, advocating for nuclear power and warning against a solely renewables-based approach due to concerns about its impact on regional Australia.
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64% Bias Score
Chevron CEO urges Australia to adopt US-style deregulation
Chevron CEO Mike Wirth urged Australia to emulate the US under Trump's administration, citing higher costs due to regulations and legal challenges, after a private meeting with Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles; the article, sponsored by Chevron, omitted climate impacts and lacked diverse perspec...
Chevron CEO urges Australia to adopt US-style deregulation
Chevron CEO Mike Wirth urged Australia to emulate the US under Trump's administration, citing higher costs due to regulations and legal challenges, after a private meeting with Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles; the article, sponsored by Chevron, omitted climate impacts and lacked diverse perspec...
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56% Bias Score
Germany to End Subsidies for New Residential Solar Power Systems
German Economics Minister Katherina Reiche will end subsidies for new solar rooftop installations, citing market profitability, despite opposition from the industry and Greens who warn of jeopardizing climate goals and the 150,000 solar industry jobs.
Germany to End Subsidies for New Residential Solar Power Systems
German Economics Minister Katherina Reiche will end subsidies for new solar rooftop installations, citing market profitability, despite opposition from the industry and Greens who warn of jeopardizing climate goals and the 150,000 solar industry jobs.
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44% Bias Score
Advance Targets Net-Zero Supporting Liberal MPs, Exacerbating Coalition Tensions
A right-wing Australian activist group, Advance, is targeting Liberal MPs supporting the 2050 net-zero climate target, intensifying internal Coalition tensions after their election losses and securing \$15.6 million in donations during 2023-24.
Advance Targets Net-Zero Supporting Liberal MPs, Exacerbating Coalition Tensions
A right-wing Australian activist group, Advance, is targeting Liberal MPs supporting the 2050 net-zero climate target, intensifying internal Coalition tensions after their election losses and securing \$15.6 million in donations during 2023-24.
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60% Bias Score
Reform UK to Lift Fracking Ban, Clashing with Labour's Clean Energy Plans
Reform UK vows to lift England's fracking ban if it wins the next general election, citing potential economic benefits of "hundreds of billions of pounds" in untapped shale gas, despite Labour's commitment to a permanent ban and recent well closures; a newly discovered Lincolnshire gas field further...
Reform UK to Lift Fracking Ban, Clashing with Labour's Clean Energy Plans
Reform UK vows to lift England's fracking ban if it wins the next general election, citing potential economic benefits of "hundreds of billions of pounds" in untapped shale gas, despite Labour's commitment to a permanent ban and recent well closures; a newly discovered Lincolnshire gas field further...
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52% Bias Score
Trump Administration Halts Rhode Island Wind Farm Construction
The Trump administration halted construction of the nearly finished Revolution Wind offshore wind project off Rhode Island, citing national security concerns, impacting Ørsted and Global Infrastructure Partners and potentially delaying power delivery to Rhode Island and Connecticut in 2024.
Trump Administration Halts Rhode Island Wind Farm Construction
The Trump administration halted construction of the nearly finished Revolution Wind offshore wind project off Rhode Island, citing national security concerns, impacting Ørsted and Global Infrastructure Partners and potentially delaying power delivery to Rhode Island and Connecticut in 2024.
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48% Bias Score
German Electricity Subsidy: Uneven Regional Impact Expected
The German government's planned €6.5 billion subsidy to lower 2026 electricity transmission costs will reduce average household bills by 1.6 cents/kWh, but its impact varies regionally due to differences in local renewable energy generation and lack of mandatory pass-through to consumers.
German Electricity Subsidy: Uneven Regional Impact Expected
The German government's planned €6.5 billion subsidy to lower 2026 electricity transmission costs will reduce average household bills by 1.6 cents/kWh, but its impact varies regionally due to differences in local renewable energy generation and lack of mandatory pass-through to consumers.
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48% Bias Score
Netherlands to Fine Households Refusing Smart Meter Upgrades
Starting January 1st, 2024, Dutch households with old electricity meters face fines for non-replacement with smart meters; around 500,000 households are affected, primarily due to privacy concerns, despite free replacement offers; the aim is complete replacement by 2029 to improve grid management an...
Netherlands to Fine Households Refusing Smart Meter Upgrades
Starting January 1st, 2024, Dutch households with old electricity meters face fines for non-replacement with smart meters; around 500,000 households are affected, primarily due to privacy concerns, despite free replacement offers; the aim is complete replacement by 2029 to improve grid management an...
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60% Bias Score
Spain Bypasses Parliament to Push Through Energy Reforms
Following the July rejection of its anti-blackout decree, the Spanish government is using a new urgent decree to implement key energy reforms, including electricity system control improvements and energy storage, but omitting a praised shared self-consumption measure that has prompted a citizen back...
Spain Bypasses Parliament to Push Through Energy Reforms
Following the July rejection of its anti-blackout decree, the Spanish government is using a new urgent decree to implement key energy reforms, including electricity system control improvements and energy storage, but omitting a praised shared self-consumption measure that has prompted a citizen back...
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40% Bias Score
Germany to Abolish Gas Storage Levy, Reducing Costs for Households and Businesses
The German government will abolish the gas storage levy, reducing gas costs for households and businesses by about €3.4 billion; the cabinet will also discuss other legislative proposals concerning care, pensions, and the expansion of geothermal energy.
Germany to Abolish Gas Storage Levy, Reducing Costs for Households and Businesses
The German government will abolish the gas storage levy, reducing gas costs for households and businesses by about €3.4 billion; the cabinet will also discuss other legislative proposals concerning care, pensions, and the expansion of geothermal energy.
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36% Bias Score
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