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UK Energy Prices to Rise 2% in October
The UK energy regulator Ofgem announced a 2% rise in energy prices, increasing average monthly bills by £2.93 (€3.40) from October 2024 for 24 million households on default tariffs, reaching an annual cost of £1,755 (€2,035), while 37% of customers on fixed tariffs remain unaffected, although the in...
UK Energy Prices to Rise 2% in October
The UK energy regulator Ofgem announced a 2% rise in energy prices, increasing average monthly bills by £2.93 (€3.40) from October 2024 for 24 million households on default tariffs, reaching an annual cost of £1,755 (€2,035), while 37% of customers on fixed tariffs remain unaffected, although the in...
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24% Bias Score
Saskatchewan Defies Federal Rules, Extends Coal Plant Lifespan
Saskatchewan plans to spend $900 million over four years to upgrade its three coal-fired power plants, extending their operation past the 2030 federal phase-out deadline, prioritizing energy security over cost and environmental concerns.
Saskatchewan Defies Federal Rules, Extends Coal Plant Lifespan
Saskatchewan plans to spend $900 million over four years to upgrade its three coal-fired power plants, extending their operation past the 2030 federal phase-out deadline, prioritizing energy security over cost and environmental concerns.
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56% Bias Score
African Solar Power Imports Surge 60%, Transforming Energy Landscape
African solar panel imports from China surged 60% in the past year, reaching 15 GW, driven by increased adoption across various countries; this shift offers economic benefits and potential for significant increases in electricity generation, particularly in smaller nations.
African Solar Power Imports Surge 60%, Transforming Energy Landscape
African solar panel imports from China surged 60% in the past year, reaching 15 GW, driven by increased adoption across various countries; this shift offers economic benefits and potential for significant increases in electricity generation, particularly in smaller nations.
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36% Bias Score
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
Queensland to Seek $66 Million Refund from Fortescue for Cancelled Hydrogen Project
Queensland's government will demand a $65.97 million refund from Fortescue Metals Group for a cancelled Gladstone hydrogen project, following the company's decision to abandon the project in May 2024, citing high costs and policy changes; the federal government will also seek to recoup its $49.44 mi...
Queensland to Seek $66 Million Refund from Fortescue for Cancelled Hydrogen Project
Queensland's government will demand a $65.97 million refund from Fortescue Metals Group for a cancelled Gladstone hydrogen project, following the company's decision to abandon the project in May 2024, citing high costs and policy changes; the federal government will also seek to recoup its $49.44 mi...
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40% Bias Score
IAEA Commends China's AI-Driven Nuclear Safety Regulation
An IAEA team praised China's innovative use of AI in strengthening nuclear safety regulation following a 12-day review of its facilities in July, but also suggested improvements in emergency response planning and regulatory document updates to align with IAEA standards.
IAEA Commends China's AI-Driven Nuclear Safety Regulation
An IAEA team praised China's innovative use of AI in strengthening nuclear safety regulation following a 12-day review of its facilities in July, but also suggested improvements in emergency response planning and regulatory document updates to align with IAEA standards.
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48% 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
Global Oil Prices Plunge on Sanctions, Tariff Threats
Global oil prices dropped sharply on Tuesday, with Brent crude at $66.87 per barrel (-2.11%) and WTI at $63.33 (-2.27%), driven by renewed US sanctions threats against Russia and potential tariffs on Indian oil imports, despite earlier gains due to the Ukraine war and expected US rate cuts.
Global Oil Prices Plunge on Sanctions, Tariff Threats
Global oil prices dropped sharply on Tuesday, with Brent crude at $66.87 per barrel (-2.11%) and WTI at $63.33 (-2.27%), driven by renewed US sanctions threats against Russia and potential tariffs on Indian oil imports, despite earlier gains due to the Ukraine war and expected US rate cuts.
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40% Bias Score
Germany Debates Regional Electricity Pricing Amidst Supply Imbalances
Germany's uniform national electricity price is under debate, with experts proposing regional pricing to reflect supply and demand imbalances and potentially lower prices in renewable-energy-rich northern states and raise prices in energy-intensive southern states, a move opposed by industry and ene...
Germany Debates Regional Electricity Pricing Amidst Supply Imbalances
Germany's uniform national electricity price is under debate, with experts proposing regional pricing to reflect supply and demand imbalances and potentially lower prices in renewable-energy-rich northern states and raise prices in energy-intensive southern states, a move opposed by industry and ene...
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56% Bias Score
Germany Debates Citizen-Focused Energy Transition vs. Gas Power Plants
The German Environmental Aid (DUH) is urging Minister Katharina Reiche to prioritize a citizen-focused energy transition using rooftop solar PV systems instead of new gas power plants, creating a conflict over grid overload concerns and energy sharing models, with a government report due in Septembe...
Germany Debates Citizen-Focused Energy Transition vs. Gas Power Plants
The German Environmental Aid (DUH) is urging Minister Katharina Reiche to prioritize a citizen-focused energy transition using rooftop solar PV systems instead of new gas power plants, creating a conflict over grid overload concerns and energy sharing models, with a government report due in Septembe...
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60% 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
Ukraine's Attacks Cripple Russian Energy Infrastructure
Ukraine intensified attacks on Russian energy infrastructure, targeting a gas terminal near St. Petersburg and oil refineries in Samara and Volgograd, aiming to cripple Russia's war funding and logistics; a Ukrainian security source confirmed the attacks.
Ukraine's Attacks Cripple Russian Energy Infrastructure
Ukraine intensified attacks on Russian energy infrastructure, targeting a gas terminal near St. Petersburg and oil refineries in Samara and Volgograd, aiming to cripple Russia's war funding and logistics; a Ukrainian security source confirmed the attacks.
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40% Bias Score
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