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Pay-as-you-go Solar Power Offers Lifeline in South Africa's Energy Crisis
In South Africa, where unreliable electricity has caused life-threatening situations and economic hardship, innovative pay-as-you-go solar power systems are providing a lifeline for households and small businesses, improving health outcomes and economic stability.
Pay-as-you-go Solar Power Offers Lifeline in South Africa's Energy Crisis
In South Africa, where unreliable electricity has caused life-threatening situations and economic hardship, innovative pay-as-you-go solar power systems are providing a lifeline for households and small businesses, improving health outcomes and economic stability.
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36% Bias Score
Japan to Explore Building First New Nuclear Reactor Since Fukushima
Kansai Electric Power Company will conduct a geological survey to explore building a new nuclear reactor at its Mihama plant, the first new reactor construction in Japan since the 2011 Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster; the project is estimated to cost \$6.8 billion and take 20 years to complete.
Japan to Explore Building First New Nuclear Reactor Since Fukushima
Kansai Electric Power Company will conduct a geological survey to explore building a new nuclear reactor at its Mihama plant, the first new reactor construction in Japan since the 2011 Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster; the project is estimated to cost \$6.8 billion and take 20 years to complete.
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48% Bias Score
BP's New Chairman Faces Pressure Amidst 'Chronic' Failings
BP's new chairman, Albert Manifold, faces immediate pressure to revive the oil giant's fortunes after a shareholder criticized its 'chronic' failings; his appointment, following the early departure of the previous chairman, sparked concerns about it being a 'panic appointment'.
BP's New Chairman Faces Pressure Amidst 'Chronic' Failings
BP's new chairman, Albert Manifold, faces immediate pressure to revive the oil giant's fortunes after a shareholder criticized its 'chronic' failings; his appointment, following the early departure of the previous chairman, sparked concerns about it being a 'panic appointment'.
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56% Bias Score
UK Finalizes £38bn Deal for Sizewell C Nuclear Project
The UK government secured £38bn in funding for the Sizewell C nuclear power plant, involving private investors and increased energy bills, despite significant cost increases; construction is expected to begin soon, aiming to power 6 million homes.
UK Finalizes £38bn Deal for Sizewell C Nuclear Project
The UK government secured £38bn in funding for the Sizewell C nuclear power plant, involving private investors and increased energy bills, despite significant cost increases; construction is expected to begin soon, aiming to power 6 million homes.
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40% Bias Score
Polish Oil Discovery Near Usedom Sparks Environmental Concerns and Disputes
Poland's discovery of a major oil and gas field six kilometers off Swinoujscie, potentially the largest since WWII, threatens the nearby German island of Usedom's tourism sector and raises environmental concerns, prompting disputes and legal challenges over the project's lack of transparency and pot...
Polish Oil Discovery Near Usedom Sparks Environmental Concerns and Disputes
Poland's discovery of a major oil and gas field six kilometers off Swinoujscie, potentially the largest since WWII, threatens the nearby German island of Usedom's tourism sector and raises environmental concerns, prompting disputes and legal challenges over the project's lack of transparency and pot...
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56% Bias Score
IEA Roadmap: Achieving Universal Clean Cooking Access in Africa by 2040
A new IEA roadmap proposes a plan to provide clean cooking solutions to 80 million people in sub-Saharan Africa annually, costing $37 billion and preventing 4.7 million deaths and 540 million tons of CO2 emissions by 2040.
IEA Roadmap: Achieving Universal Clean Cooking Access in Africa by 2040
A new IEA roadmap proposes a plan to provide clean cooking solutions to 80 million people in sub-Saharan Africa annually, costing $37 billion and preventing 4.7 million deaths and 540 million tons of CO2 emissions by 2040.
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48% Bias Score
Australia's LNG Export Model: A Warning for Canada
Australia's LNG exports tripled gas prices, transferring wealth to corporations and depleting reserves; Canada faces similar risks.
Australia's LNG Export Model: A Warning for Canada
Australia's LNG exports tripled gas prices, transferring wealth to corporations and depleting reserves; Canada faces similar risks.
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68% Bias Score
Major Oil and Gas Discovery in Polish Baltic Sea
Central European Petroleum (CEP) discovered 22 million tons of oil and 5 billion cubic meters of gas off Poland's coast, representing the largest conventional hydrocarbon deposit found in Poland to date and a potential major step toward the country's energy independence.
Major Oil and Gas Discovery in Polish Baltic Sea
Central European Petroleum (CEP) discovered 22 million tons of oil and 5 billion cubic meters of gas off Poland's coast, representing the largest conventional hydrocarbon deposit found in Poland to date and a potential major step toward the country's energy independence.
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40% Bias Score
Bavaria to Study Underground CO2 Storage for Industrial Emissions
The Bavarian government announced a plan to study underground CO2 storage sites to tackle 7–10 million tons of annual industrial emissions, marking a policy shift despite prior concerns regarding CCS technology.
Bavaria to Study Underground CO2 Storage for Industrial Emissions
The Bavarian government announced a plan to study underground CO2 storage sites to tackle 7–10 million tons of annual industrial emissions, marking a policy shift despite prior concerns regarding CCS technology.
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56% Bias Score
Polish Oil Discovery Near Usedom Sparks Environmental Concerns
Poland's discovery of a significant oil and gas reserve, estimated at 200 million barrels of oil equivalent, near the German island of Usedom, has sparked concerns about environmental damage and impacts on tourism, with Germany criticizing Poland's lack of prior notification and raising concerns abo...
Polish Oil Discovery Near Usedom Sparks Environmental Concerns
Poland's discovery of a significant oil and gas reserve, estimated at 200 million barrels of oil equivalent, near the German island of Usedom, has sparked concerns about environmental damage and impacts on tourism, with Germany criticizing Poland's lack of prior notification and raising concerns abo...
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56% Bias Score
Slowdown in Global Renewable Energy Investment
Global renewable energy investment growth slowed to 10.7% in 2024, down from an average of 20% since 2020, due to rising costs, grid constraints, and the high profitability of fossil fuels, impacting projects such as the cancelled Hornsea 4 wind farm; China remains an exception, increasing investmen...
Slowdown in Global Renewable Energy Investment
Global renewable energy investment growth slowed to 10.7% in 2024, down from an average of 20% since 2020, due to rising costs, grid constraints, and the high profitability of fossil fuels, impacting projects such as the cancelled Hornsea 4 wind farm; China remains an exception, increasing investmen...
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40% Bias Score
Greece's Hydrocarbon Tender Reignites Turkey-Libya Maritime Dispute
Greece's international tender for hydrocarbon exploration south of Crete in June 2025, involving blocks claimed by Turkey and Libya based on their 2019 maritime agreement, has reignited tensions and raised questions about the legality of overlapping maritime zones.
Greece's Hydrocarbon Tender Reignites Turkey-Libya Maritime Dispute
Greece's international tender for hydrocarbon exploration south of Crete in June 2025, involving blocks claimed by Turkey and Libya based on their 2019 maritime agreement, has reignited tensions and raised questions about the legality of overlapping maritime zones.
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48% Bias Score
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