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Sif's Lower-Than-Expected H1 2025 Results Due to Production Delays
Sif Group reported lower-than-expected first-half 2025 results due to delays at its new Maasvlakte 2 facility, resulting in reduced production (80 kilotons vs 86 kilotons in H1 2024) and EBITDA (€12.9 million vs €26.1 million). The company revised its 2026 EBITDA target to at least €135 million, cit...
Sif's Lower-Than-Expected H1 2025 Results Due to Production Delays
Sif Group reported lower-than-expected first-half 2025 results due to delays at its new Maasvlakte 2 facility, resulting in reduced production (80 kilotons vs 86 kilotons in H1 2024) and EBITDA (€12.9 million vs €26.1 million). The company revised its 2026 EBITDA target to at least €135 million, cit...
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40% Bias Score
Orot Rabin Remains Israel's Top Polluting Plant Despite Emission Reduction
The Orot Rabin power station in Hadera was ranked Israel's most polluting plant in 2024 by the Ministry of Environmental Protection, emitting pollutants valued at \$870 million, despite a 10% reduction from 2023 due to reduced use of older coal-fired units. The report highlights significant disparit...
Orot Rabin Remains Israel's Top Polluting Plant Despite Emission Reduction
The Orot Rabin power station in Hadera was ranked Israel's most polluting plant in 2024 by the Ministry of Environmental Protection, emitting pollutants valued at \$870 million, despite a 10% reduction from 2023 due to reduced use of older coal-fired units. The report highlights significant disparit...
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52% Bias Score
Trump Shakes Up Puerto Rico's FOMB Amidst Ongoing Energy Crisis
President Trump's removal of five members from Puerto Rico's Financial Oversight and Management Board (FOMB) signals a potential turning point in the island's long-standing energy crisis, marked by PREPA's debt, inefficient infrastructure, and misuse of over $20 billion in federal recovery funds, le...
Trump Shakes Up Puerto Rico's FOMB Amidst Ongoing Energy Crisis
President Trump's removal of five members from Puerto Rico's Financial Oversight and Management Board (FOMB) signals a potential turning point in the island's long-standing energy crisis, marked by PREPA's debt, inefficient infrastructure, and misuse of over $20 billion in federal recovery funds, le...
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60% Bias Score
EU Achieves First-Ever Trade Surplus with Russia
The European Union achieved its first-ever trade surplus with Russia in Q2 2023, exporting €500 million more than it imported, a stark contrast to the €43 billion deficit before the Ukraine war; this shift is primarily due to EU sanctions and diversification of energy sources, particularly from the ...
EU Achieves First-Ever Trade Surplus with Russia
The European Union achieved its first-ever trade surplus with Russia in Q2 2023, exporting €500 million more than it imported, a stark contrast to the €43 billion deficit before the Ukraine war; this shift is primarily due to EU sanctions and diversification of energy sources, particularly from the ...
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52% Bias Score
Groningen Salt Mining Permit Extended Despite Leak Concerns
The Dutch government extended the salt mining permit near Heiligerlee, Groningen, for 10 years despite concerns about potential leaks raised by the State Supervision of Mines (SodM), prioritizing the salt's industrial importance over safety concerns voiced by local residents and environmental groups...
Groningen Salt Mining Permit Extended Despite Leak Concerns
The Dutch government extended the salt mining permit near Heiligerlee, Groningen, for 10 years despite concerns about potential leaks raised by the State Supervision of Mines (SodM), prioritizing the salt's industrial importance over safety concerns voiced by local residents and environmental groups...
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36% Bias Score
Russia's Nuclear Power Play in Niger
Russia proposed building Niger's first nuclear power plant, leveraging the nation's uranium reserves and its strained relationship with France, its former colonial power that previously controlled uranium mining operations; this move is part of Russia's broader strategy to expand its influence in Af...
Russia's Nuclear Power Play in Niger
Russia proposed building Niger's first nuclear power plant, leveraging the nation's uranium reserves and its strained relationship with France, its former colonial power that previously controlled uranium mining operations; this move is part of Russia's broader strategy to expand its influence in Af...
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40% Bias Score
Ukraine Intensifies Attacks on Russian Energy Sector
Ukraine intensified attacks on Russian energy infrastructure, targeting a gas terminal in Ust-Luga and an oil refinery in Samara, causing fires and disruptions; the attacks aim to weaken Russia's war effort.
Ukraine Intensifies Attacks on Russian Energy Sector
Ukraine intensified attacks on Russian energy infrastructure, targeting a gas terminal in Ust-Luga and an oil refinery in Samara, causing fires and disruptions; the attacks aim to weaken Russia's war effort.
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40% Bias Score
US-EU Trade Deal Averts War, But Energy Pledge Raises Concerns
The U.S. and the European Union averted a trade war in July with a deal lowering tariffs on European goods and a pledge by the E.U. to buy \$250 billion of U.S. energy annually for three years, raising concerns about energy security and market stability.
US-EU Trade Deal Averts War, But Energy Pledge Raises Concerns
The U.S. and the European Union averted a trade war in July with a deal lowering tariffs on European goods and a pledge by the E.U. to buy \$250 billion of U.S. energy annually for three years, raising concerns about energy security and market stability.
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52% Bias Score
Heat Pump Savings: £375 Annual Savings Possible with UK Energy Reform
A new analysis by E3G finds that UK households could save roughly £375 per year on heating bills by switching to heat pumps if the government takes steps to make electricity cheaper, including ending green levies on electrical heating, reforming electricity pricing, and preventing gas companies from...
Heat Pump Savings: £375 Annual Savings Possible with UK Energy Reform
A new analysis by E3G finds that UK households could save roughly £375 per year on heating bills by switching to heat pumps if the government takes steps to make electricity cheaper, including ending green levies on electrical heating, reforming electricity pricing, and preventing gas companies from...
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48% Bias Score
Druzhba Pipeline Oil Flow Restored After Drone Attacks
On August 28th, oil supplies through the Druzhba pipeline to Hungary and Slovakia resumed after a series of Ukrainian drone attacks on the pipeline's infrastructure in Russia on August 18th, and 21st, temporarily halting oil flow.
Druzhba Pipeline Oil Flow Restored After Drone Attacks
On August 28th, oil supplies through the Druzhba pipeline to Hungary and Slovakia resumed after a series of Ukrainian drone attacks on the pipeline's infrastructure in Russia on August 18th, and 21st, temporarily halting oil flow.
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52% Bias Score
Ukraine Open to Peace Talks with Russia, Despite Ongoing Disagreements
Ukraine is prepared for peace talks with Russia, mediated by several countries, following previous talks in Istanbul that addressed humanitarian issues but did not resolve the larger conflict. However, disagreements persist on venues and the role of Western troops.
Ukraine Open to Peace Talks with Russia, Despite Ongoing Disagreements
Ukraine is prepared for peace talks with Russia, mediated by several countries, following previous talks in Istanbul that addressed humanitarian issues but did not resolve the larger conflict. However, disagreements persist on venues and the role of Western troops.
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36% Bias Score
RWE and E.ON CEOs Call for End to Private Solar Subsidies in Germany
RWE CEO Markus Krebber and E.ON CEO Leo Birnbaum advocate for ending subsidies on private solar installations in Germany, citing inefficient grid use and increased costs for the public, while the EEG payments for solar in 2023 totaled nearly €10 billion.
RWE and E.ON CEOs Call for End to Private Solar Subsidies in Germany
RWE CEO Markus Krebber and E.ON CEO Leo Birnbaum advocate for ending subsidies on private solar installations in Germany, citing inefficient grid use and increased costs for the public, while the EEG payments for solar in 2023 totaled nearly €10 billion.
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56% Bias Score
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