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Germany Completes Penultimate Nuclear Waste Transport Amidst Minimal Protest
Seven highly radioactive waste containers from the UK arrived in Niederaichbach, Germany, on April 24, 2025, marking the second-to-last such transport following Germany's nuclear phase-out and a significant decrease in public opposition compared to previous years.
Germany Completes Penultimate Nuclear Waste Transport Amidst Minimal Protest
Seven highly radioactive waste containers from the UK arrived in Niederaichbach, Germany, on April 24, 2025, marking the second-to-last such transport following Germany's nuclear phase-out and a significant decrease in public opposition compared to previous years.
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48% Bias Score
Canadian Leaders Unveil Housing, Energy Policies Ahead of Election
Canada's federal election campaign saw Liberal Leader Mark Carney pledge to double home construction, NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh propose home retrofits, and Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre announce a "national energy corridor" to reduce reliance on the United States, all in response to potential ...
Canadian Leaders Unveil Housing, Energy Policies Ahead of Election
Canada's federal election campaign saw Liberal Leader Mark Carney pledge to double home construction, NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh propose home retrofits, and Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre announce a "national energy corridor" to reduce reliance on the United States, all in response to potential ...
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36% Bias Score
NDP Proposes $1.8 Billion Home Retrofit Plan Funded by Oil and Gas Subsidy Cuts
The NDP plans to retrofit 3.3 million Canadian homes over 10 years, costing $1.8 billion annually, funded by cuts to oil and gas subsidies and a new border carbon adjustment, aiming to save families up to $4,500 annually on energy bills and create jobs.
NDP Proposes $1.8 Billion Home Retrofit Plan Funded by Oil and Gas Subsidy Cuts
The NDP plans to retrofit 3.3 million Canadian homes over 10 years, costing $1.8 billion annually, funded by cuts to oil and gas subsidies and a new border carbon adjustment, aiming to save families up to $4,500 annually on energy bills and create jobs.
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52% Bias Score
Dutton's Unclear Energy Plan: Promises of Cheaper Power Lack Detail
Dutton claims the Coalition can lower electricity prices through nuclear power and a national gas reserve, but provides no concrete plan for achieving \$10/gigajoule gas or lowering household costs, despite modelling suggesting otherwise; experts warn of market disruption.
Dutton's Unclear Energy Plan: Promises of Cheaper Power Lack Detail
Dutton claims the Coalition can lower electricity prices through nuclear power and a national gas reserve, but provides no concrete plan for achieving \$10/gigajoule gas or lowering household costs, despite modelling suggesting otherwise; experts warn of market disruption.
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48% Bias Score
CDU's Kretschmer Criticized for Suggesting Sanctions Against Russia Reconsideration
Deputy CDU leader Michael Kretschmer criticized Germany's refusal to ease sanctions against Russia, prompting immediate criticism from the Greens, who demanded that CDU leadership distance itself from such statements. This controversy reflects internal CDU divisions and potential challenges for the ...
CDU's Kretschmer Criticized for Suggesting Sanctions Against Russia Reconsideration
Deputy CDU leader Michael Kretschmer criticized Germany's refusal to ease sanctions against Russia, prompting immediate criticism from the Greens, who demanded that CDU leadership distance itself from such statements. This controversy reflects internal CDU divisions and potential challenges for the ...
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64% Bias Score
Dutton's Gas Plan Faces Criticism Amidst Feasibility Questions
Energy Minister Chris Bowen criticized Peter Dutton's plan to lower gas prices by reserving 50–100 petajoules of Queensland gas for the east coast market, questioning its feasibility and accusing the Coalition of rehashing an old policy; experts raised concerns about forcing gas producers to sell at...
Dutton's Gas Plan Faces Criticism Amidst Feasibility Questions
Energy Minister Chris Bowen criticized Peter Dutton's plan to lower gas prices by reserving 50–100 petajoules of Queensland gas for the east coast market, questioning its feasibility and accusing the Coalition of rehashing an old policy; experts raised concerns about forcing gas producers to sell at...
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48% Bias Score
Turkey to Implement Tiered Natural Gas Pricing Based on Provincial Consumption
Turkey will implement a tiered natural gas pricing system by year's end, based on provincial average consumption, to provide more support to high-consumption provinces like Hakkari and Erzurum, while reflecting real costs for higher consumers.
Turkey to Implement Tiered Natural Gas Pricing Based on Provincial Consumption
Turkey will implement a tiered natural gas pricing system by year's end, based on provincial average consumption, to provide more support to high-consumption provinces like Hakkari and Erzurum, while reflecting real costs for higher consumers.
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36% Bias Score
Shell Rejects Coalition's Gas Export Curb Plan
Shell warns that the Coalition's plan to curb Queensland LNG exports to boost domestic gas supplies would fail to increase supply, worsen gas shortfalls in NSW and Victoria, and deter investment in new gas projects, despite the Opposition Leader Peter Dutton's claim it would lower gas prices.
Shell Rejects Coalition's Gas Export Curb Plan
Shell warns that the Coalition's plan to curb Queensland LNG exports to boost domestic gas supplies would fail to increase supply, worsen gas shortfalls in NSW and Victoria, and deter investment in new gas projects, despite the Opposition Leader Peter Dutton's claim it would lower gas prices.
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52% Bias Score
Coalition's Plan to Reduce Australian Gas Prices
Peter Dutton's Coalition proposes reducing Australia's east coast wholesale gas price from \$14 to \$10 per gigajoule by increasing supply and pressuring LNG producers, aiming to lower electricity prices; however, the plan lacks details on implementation and market adaptability.
Coalition's Plan to Reduce Australian Gas Prices
Peter Dutton's Coalition proposes reducing Australia's east coast wholesale gas price from \$14 to \$10 per gigajoule by increasing supply and pressuring LNG producers, aiming to lower electricity prices; however, the plan lacks details on implementation and market adaptability.
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40% Bias Score
France's Stalled Energy Transition: Two Years After Critical Report
Two years after a critical report on France's energy independence, limited progress has been made on key recommendations, despite increased awareness; delays in strategic decision-making and technical challenges plague nuclear projects, including EPR2 and SMRs, while the multi-annual energy plan lac...
France's Stalled Energy Transition: Two Years After Critical Report
Two years after a critical report on France's energy independence, limited progress has been made on key recommendations, despite increased awareness; delays in strategic decision-making and technical challenges plague nuclear projects, including EPR2 and SMRs, while the multi-annual energy plan lac...
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60% Bias Score
Labor Promises Federal Aid for Home Batteries to Cut Energy Bills
Australia's Labor party will offer federal assistance for households to buy home batteries, aiming to cut annual power bills by over \$1000, as part of its election campaign; the Coalition is focusing on gas price reductions.
Labor Promises Federal Aid for Home Batteries to Cut Energy Bills
Australia's Labor party will offer federal assistance for households to buy home batteries, aiming to cut annual power bills by over \$1000, as part of its election campaign; the Coalition is focusing on gas price reductions.
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36% Bias Score
Dutton's Controversial Nuclear Reactor Plan Faces Backlash
Australian politician Peter Dutton's plan to construct seven small-scale nuclear reactors faces widespread criticism due to high costs, extended timelines (20 years), safety concerns, and the potential for increased carbon emissions, delaying the transition to renewable energy sources.
Dutton's Controversial Nuclear Reactor Plan Faces Backlash
Australian politician Peter Dutton's plan to construct seven small-scale nuclear reactors faces widespread criticism due to high costs, extended timelines (20 years), safety concerns, and the potential for increased carbon emissions, delaying the transition to renewable energy sources.
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64% Bias Score
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