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Olga Ogurtsova Awarded for Contributions to Novouybyševsk Refinery
Olga Ogurtsova, head of the chemical laboratory at the Novouybyševsk Refinery's power generation shop, received the Ministry of Energy's "For Services to the Fuel and Energy Complex" medal for her contributions to improving water treatment and energy production processes.
Olga Ogurtsova Awarded for Contributions to Novouybyševsk Refinery
Olga Ogurtsova, head of the chemical laboratory at the Novouybyševsk Refinery's power generation shop, received the Ministry of Energy's "For Services to the Fuel and Energy Complex" medal for her contributions to improving water treatment and energy production processes.
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32% Bias Score
Russia, India, and China Strengthen Ties Amidst Western Sanctions
The meeting between the leaders of Russia, India, and China in Tianjin showcased strengthened ties driven by Russia's discounted oil sales following Western sanctions imposed after its invasion of Ukraine.
Russia, India, and China Strengthen Ties Amidst Western Sanctions
The meeting between the leaders of Russia, India, and China in Tianjin showcased strengthened ties driven by Russia's discounted oil sales following Western sanctions imposed after its invasion of Ukraine.
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44% Bias Score
Department of Justice Sues Southern California Edison for $77 Million Over Two Wildfires
The Department of Justice sued Southern California Edison for over $77 million in damages for its alleged role in the Eaton and Fairview wildfires, which killed 21 people and burned over 42,000 acres in Southern California.
Department of Justice Sues Southern California Edison for $77 Million Over Two Wildfires
The Department of Justice sued Southern California Edison for over $77 million in damages for its alleged role in the Eaton and Fairview wildfires, which killed 21 people and burned over 42,000 acres in Southern California.
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44% Bias Score
Egypt and Sudan Reject Unilateral Actions on Ethiopian Dam
Egypt and Sudan jointly rejected unilateral actions concerning the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD), emphasizing their shared water security concerns and advocating for trilateral cooperation with Ethiopia.
Egypt and Sudan Reject Unilateral Actions on Ethiopian Dam
Egypt and Sudan jointly rejected unilateral actions concerning the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD), emphasizing their shared water security concerns and advocating for trilateral cooperation with Ethiopia.
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52% Bias Score
Spanish Business Confederation (CEOE) Advocates for Tax Reforms to Boost Green Transition
The CEOE, breaking its usual neutrality, urged the European Commission to eliminate electricity taxes and reform the EU tax framework to penalize polluting energy sources, aligning with Iberdrola's position to accelerate industrial decarbonization while ensuring competitiveness.
Spanish Business Confederation (CEOE) Advocates for Tax Reforms to Boost Green Transition
The CEOE, breaking its usual neutrality, urged the European Commission to eliminate electricity taxes and reform the EU tax framework to penalize polluting energy sources, aligning with Iberdrola's position to accelerate industrial decarbonization while ensuring competitiveness.
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20% Bias Score
Electric Lorries: UK Adoption and Infrastructure Challenges
Welch's Transport, a UK firm, uses three electric heavy goods vehicles (eHGVs) in its fleet, highlighting the benefits and challenges of electric haulage, including limited range and charging infrastructure.
Electric Lorries: UK Adoption and Infrastructure Challenges
Welch's Transport, a UK firm, uses three electric heavy goods vehicles (eHGVs) in its fleet, highlighting the benefits and challenges of electric haulage, including limited range and charging infrastructure.
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16% Bias Score
Spain's Regulatory Framework Hinders Industrial Electrification
Spain's current regulatory framework, based on the TOTEX methodology, disincentivizes electricity distributors from investing in infrastructure upgrades needed for industrial electrification, resulting in a backlog of over 60 GW of new electricity demand.
Spain's Regulatory Framework Hinders Industrial Electrification
Spain's current regulatory framework, based on the TOTEX methodology, disincentivizes electricity distributors from investing in infrastructure upgrades needed for industrial electrification, resulting in a backlog of over 60 GW of new electricity demand.
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56% Bias Score
Russia and China Agree to Build Power of Siberia 2 Gas Pipeline
Russia and China signed a legally binding memorandum to build the Power of Siberia 2 gas pipeline, transporting Siberian gas to China via Mongolia, significantly boosting bilateral ties and offsetting Russia's loss of European gas markets.
Russia and China Agree to Build Power of Siberia 2 Gas Pipeline
Russia and China signed a legally binding memorandum to build the Power of Siberia 2 gas pipeline, transporting Siberian gas to China via Mongolia, significantly boosting bilateral ties and offsetting Russia's loss of European gas markets.
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36% Bias Score
Cyprus deems "$1.9B energy cable project" economically unviable due to Turkish threats
The Cypriot government considers a "$1.9 billion energy cable project" economically unfeasible, citing geopolitical complexities and Turkish threats to its implementation, despite "$650 million" in EU funding.
Cyprus deems "$1.9B energy cable project" economically unviable due to Turkish threats
The Cypriot government considers a "$1.9 billion energy cable project" economically unfeasible, citing geopolitical complexities and Turkish threats to its implementation, despite "$650 million" in EU funding.
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56% Bias Score
EU Commission Affirms Commitment to Cyprus's Great Sea Interconnector Despite Ongoing Investigation
The European Commission reiterated its commitment to the Great Sea Interconnector (GSI) project for Cyprus, aiming to end the island's energy isolation and lower energy prices, despite an ongoing investigation by the European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO).
EU Commission Affirms Commitment to Cyprus's Great Sea Interconnector Despite Ongoing Investigation
The European Commission reiterated its commitment to the Great Sea Interconnector (GSI) project for Cyprus, aiming to end the island's energy isolation and lower energy prices, despite an ongoing investigation by the European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO).
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48% Bias Score
Trans Mountain Pipeline: Excess Capacity Despite High Utilization
Despite the recent expansion of the Trans Mountain pipeline, which increased capacity by 590,000 barrels per day, a Canada Energy Regulator analysis reveals excess capacity exists, although overall oil export pipeline capacity from Western Canada remains highly utilized, with oil sands production pr...
Trans Mountain Pipeline: Excess Capacity Despite High Utilization
Despite the recent expansion of the Trans Mountain pipeline, which increased capacity by 590,000 barrels per day, a Canada Energy Regulator analysis reveals excess capacity exists, although overall oil export pipeline capacity from Western Canada remains highly utilized, with oil sands production pr...
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20% Bias Score
China Launches SCO Energy Cooperation Platform
China launched an energy cooperation platform within the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) on Tuesday, aiming to deepen energy collaboration and drive green transition, with over $52.5 billion in energy projects already underway across SCO nations.
China Launches SCO Energy Cooperation Platform
China launched an energy cooperation platform within the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) on Tuesday, aiming to deepen energy collaboration and drive green transition, with over $52.5 billion in energy projects already underway across SCO nations.
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44% Bias Score
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