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China Leads Global Nuclear Power Expansion
The IEA reports a global surge in nuclear power plant construction, led by China, with smaller modular reactors (SMRs) expected to become commercially available by 2030, while the West struggles with declining nuclear power and faces criticism for past decisions.
China Leads Global Nuclear Power Expansion
The IEA reports a global surge in nuclear power plant construction, led by China, with smaller modular reactors (SMRs) expected to become commercially available by 2030, while the West struggles with declining nuclear power and faces criticism for past decisions.
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48% Bias Score
Russia Accuses US of Directing Attack on TurkStream Gas Pipeline
Russia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs accused the US of directing a Ukrainian drone attack on the Russkaya compressor station in the Krasnodar region on January 11th, aiming to disrupt the TurkStream gas pipeline, citing statements from US officials and UK involvement in destabilizing the Black Sea r...
Russia Accuses US of Directing Attack on TurkStream Gas Pipeline
Russia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs accused the US of directing a Ukrainian drone attack on the Russkaya compressor station in the Krasnodar region on January 11th, aiming to disrupt the TurkStream gas pipeline, citing statements from US officials and UK involvement in destabilizing the Black Sea r...
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68% Bias Score
Burgum's Senate Confirmation Hearing Highlights Partisan Divide on Environmental Policy
Doug Burgum's Senate confirmation hearing for Interior Secretary revealed differing views on environmental policy, with Republicans supporting increased energy production and Democrats expressing concerns about potential negative environmental consequences of reversing Biden-era regulations.
Burgum's Senate Confirmation Hearing Highlights Partisan Divide on Environmental Policy
Doug Burgum's Senate confirmation hearing for Interior Secretary revealed differing views on environmental policy, with Republicans supporting increased energy production and Democrats expressing concerns about potential negative environmental consequences of reversing Biden-era regulations.
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56% Bias Score
French Court Questions Profitability of EPR Nuclear Reactors
A French Court of Auditors report reveals the uncertain profitability of EPR nuclear reactors, particularly Flamanville 3, requiring electricity prices above €138/MWh for a 4% return; systematic construction delays and cost overruns, along with uncertainties regarding renewable energy and future dem...
French Court Questions Profitability of EPR Nuclear Reactors
A French Court of Auditors report reveals the uncertain profitability of EPR nuclear reactors, particularly Flamanville 3, requiring electricity prices above €138/MWh for a 4% return; systematic construction delays and cost overruns, along with uncertainties regarding renewable energy and future dem...
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40% Bias Score
France: 15% Electricity Bill Drop for 24 Million Households
Starting February 1st, electricity bills for over 24 million French households will decrease by 15%, the first reduction since 2015, due to lower energy costs and the ending of the government's price shield, despite increased taxes and distribution costs.
France: 15% Electricity Bill Drop for 24 Million Households
Starting February 1st, electricity bills for over 24 million French households will decrease by 15%, the first reduction since 2015, due to lower energy costs and the ending of the government's price shield, despite increased taxes and distribution costs.
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44% Bias Score
BP Announces 7,700 Job Cuts in Cost-Cutting Drive
BP, a British oil firm, announced 4,700 job cuts and 3,000 contractor reductions on Thursday, aiming for $2 billion in cost savings by 2026, primarily impacting office-based roles and potentially impacting its energy transition commitments.
BP Announces 7,700 Job Cuts in Cost-Cutting Drive
BP, a British oil firm, announced 4,700 job cuts and 3,000 contractor reductions on Thursday, aiming for $2 billion in cost savings by 2026, primarily impacting office-based roles and potentially impacting its energy transition commitments.
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40% Bias Score
New Texas Gas Storage Facility Bolsters Grid Ahead of Arctic Blast
Texas's new 24 billion cubic foot Trinity Gas Storage facility begins operations, bolstering the state's energy grid ahead of an arctic cold snap; this follows grid improvements and increased generation since 2021's Winter Storm Uri, easing concerns about blackouts despite intermittent renewable ene...
New Texas Gas Storage Facility Bolsters Grid Ahead of Arctic Blast
Texas's new 24 billion cubic foot Trinity Gas Storage facility begins operations, bolstering the state's energy grid ahead of an arctic cold snap; this follows grid improvements and increased generation since 2021's Winter Storm Uri, easing concerns about blackouts despite intermittent renewable ene...
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40% Bias Score
Trump to Halt Offshore Wind Projects via Executive Order
President-elect Trump plans to issue an executive order, drafted by Rep. Jeff Van Drew, to halt offshore wind projects from Rhode Island to Virginia for six months, reversing the Biden administration's efforts to expand this clean energy source and potentially impacting over 19 gigawatts of planned ...
Trump to Halt Offshore Wind Projects via Executive Order
President-elect Trump plans to issue an executive order, drafted by Rep. Jeff Van Drew, to halt offshore wind projects from Rhode Island to Virginia for six months, reversing the Biden administration's efforts to expand this clean energy source and potentially impacting over 19 gigawatts of planned ...
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52% Bias Score
One-Dyas Sues Over Delayed North Sea Gas Cable Approval
One-Dyas is suing the Lower Saxony approval authority for delaying approval of a power cable for its North Sea gas extraction project near Borkum, which is crucial for its operations and has raised environmental concerns, potentially delaying gas production until after 2024.
One-Dyas Sues Over Delayed North Sea Gas Cable Approval
One-Dyas is suing the Lower Saxony approval authority for delaying approval of a power cable for its North Sea gas extraction project near Borkum, which is crucial for its operations and has raised environmental concerns, potentially delaying gas production until after 2024.
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36% Bias Score
Fixed-Rate Energy Tariffs Undercut UK Price Cap Forecasts
The UK's energy price cap is currently £1,738, but forecasts predict a rise to £1,785 by April 2025. Many energy suppliers now offer fixed-rate tariffs below this level, making them a potentially attractive option for consumers seeking stability and lower costs compared to variable tariffs.
Fixed-Rate Energy Tariffs Undercut UK Price Cap Forecasts
The UK's energy price cap is currently £1,738, but forecasts predict a rise to £1,785 by April 2025. Many energy suppliers now offer fixed-rate tariffs below this level, making them a potentially attractive option for consumers seeking stability and lower costs compared to variable tariffs.
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48% Bias Score
France: 15% Electricity Bill Reduction for Millions
Starting February 1st, 2024, over 24 million French households on regulated electricity tariffs will see a 15% price reduction, resulting in annual savings of up to €651 for a family of four, despite increases in taxes and distribution costs.
France: 15% Electricity Bill Reduction for Millions
Starting February 1st, 2024, over 24 million French households on regulated electricity tariffs will see a 15% price reduction, resulting in annual savings of up to €651 for a family of four, despite increases in taxes and distribution costs.
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40% Bias Score
Habeck Defends Germany's 2022 Nuclear Phase-Out Decision
Germany's Economics Minister Robert Habeck defended the government's 2022 decision to phase out nuclear power, stating that an objective review found extending the plants' lifespans wouldn't have significantly improved energy security during the Ukraine crisis.
Habeck Defends Germany's 2022 Nuclear Phase-Out Decision
Germany's Economics Minister Robert Habeck defended the government's 2022 decision to phase out nuclear power, stating that an objective review found extending the plants' lifespans wouldn't have significantly improved energy security during the Ukraine crisis.
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44% Bias Score
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