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Italy Launches New Photovoltaic Incentive Program
Italy launched a new incentive program for photovoltaic systems on June 3rd, 2025, accepting applications until June 24th, 2025 for small private and larger systems under the FERX decree, providing incentives for energy produced and promoting self-consumption and storage system integration until Dec...
Italy Launches New Photovoltaic Incentive Program
Italy launched a new incentive program for photovoltaic systems on June 3rd, 2025, accepting applications until June 24th, 2025 for small private and larger systems under the FERX decree, providing incentives for energy produced and promoting self-consumption and storage system integration until Dec...
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32% Bias Score


Wind Power Expansion in Lower Saxony Forests Sparks Environmental Debate
Plans to use 2,200 hectares of forest in Lower Saxony, Germany, for wind turbines have sparked conflict, with environmental groups criticizing the insufficient consideration of environmental impacts in the state's land-use plan while the renewable energy sector says it does not go far enough; the af...
Wind Power Expansion in Lower Saxony Forests Sparks Environmental Debate
Plans to use 2,200 hectares of forest in Lower Saxony, Germany, for wind turbines have sparked conflict, with environmental groups criticizing the insufficient consideration of environmental impacts in the state's land-use plan while the renewable energy sector says it does not go far enough; the af...
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40% Bias Score


Ukraine Drone Attacks Leave 700,000 in Occupied Regions Without Power
Drone attacks on power infrastructure in Russian-occupied Kherson and Zaporizhzhia regions on Monday night left approximately 700,000 people without electricity, with emergency power sources deployed to maintain essential services.
Ukraine Drone Attacks Leave 700,000 in Occupied Regions Without Power
Drone attacks on power infrastructure in Russian-occupied Kherson and Zaporizhzhia regions on Monday night left approximately 700,000 people without electricity, with emergency power sources deployed to maintain essential services.
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36% Bias Score


China's Refined Oil Demand Declines Amidst Energy Transition
China's refined oil consumption decreased by 2.4 percent in 2024, marking a turning point after years of growth; this decline is driven by increased electric vehicle and LNG truck adoption, impacting gasoline and diesel demand, and is expected to accelerate in 2025.
China's Refined Oil Demand Declines Amidst Energy Transition
China's refined oil consumption decreased by 2.4 percent in 2024, marking a turning point after years of growth; this decline is driven by increased electric vehicle and LNG truck adoption, impacting gasoline and diesel demand, and is expected to accelerate in 2025.
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32% Bias Score


China's Refined Oil Demand to Decline Faster in 2025 Amidst Energy Transition
China's refined oil consumption decreased by 2.4 percent in 2024 due to increased electric vehicle and alternative fuel adoption, marking a turning point after years of steady growth, with experts predicting a faster decline in 2025.
China's Refined Oil Demand to Decline Faster in 2025 Amidst Energy Transition
China's refined oil consumption decreased by 2.4 percent in 2024 due to increased electric vehicle and alternative fuel adoption, marking a turning point after years of steady growth, with experts predicting a faster decline in 2025.
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40% Bias Score


DOE Extends Life of Coal Plant Amidst Midwest Electricity Concerns
The Department of Energy (DOE) ordered the Campbell coal plant in Michigan to remain open for three months due to a declared electricity shortage in the Midwest on May 23, despite claims of sufficient capacity and the plant's planned closure on May 31.
DOE Extends Life of Coal Plant Amidst Midwest Electricity Concerns
The Department of Energy (DOE) ordered the Campbell coal plant in Michigan to remain open for three months due to a declared electricity shortage in the Midwest on May 23, despite claims of sufficient capacity and the plant's planned closure on May 31.
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56% Bias Score

French Assembly Rejects Nuclear Power Expansion Plan Due to Accidental Amendment
The French National Assembly's committee unexpectedly rejected an article aiming for a significant nuclear power expansion by 2050 due to a mistakenly adopted Socialist amendment eliminating intermediate targets (6 EPR2 reactors by 2026 and 8 more by 2030), highlighting the complexities of French en...

French Assembly Rejects Nuclear Power Expansion Plan Due to Accidental Amendment
The French National Assembly's committee unexpectedly rejected an article aiming for a significant nuclear power expansion by 2050 due to a mistakenly adopted Socialist amendment eliminating intermediate targets (6 EPR2 reactors by 2026 and 8 more by 2030), highlighting the complexities of French en...
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44% Bias Score

Lower Saxony's Wind Power Plan Sparks Environmental Conflict
Lower Saxony's proposed amendment to its regional planning program would open approximately 2,200 hectares of forest, primarily in Southern Lower Saxony, for wind turbine construction, sparking conflict between environmental groups and the renewable energy sector over ecological impact and climate g...

Lower Saxony's Wind Power Plan Sparks Environmental Conflict
Lower Saxony's proposed amendment to its regional planning program would open approximately 2,200 hectares of forest, primarily in Southern Lower Saxony, for wind turbine construction, sparking conflict between environmental groups and the renewable energy sector over ecological impact and climate g...
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48% Bias Score

Carney Meets with Energy CEOs to Define Criteria for Nationally Significant Projects
Prime Minister Mark Carney held a two-hour meeting with Canadian energy sector CEOs on Sunday to discuss criteria for designating major infrastructure projects as nationally significant, focusing on economic growth, clean energy, Indigenous participation, and project feasibility.

Carney Meets with Energy CEOs to Define Criteria for Nationally Significant Projects
Prime Minister Mark Carney held a two-hour meeting with Canadian energy sector CEOs on Sunday to discuss criteria for designating major infrastructure projects as nationally significant, focusing on economic growth, clean energy, Indigenous participation, and project feasibility.
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44% Bias Score

Trump Cabinet Members Visit Alaska to Advance Oil Drilling Plans
Three Trump Cabinet members toured an Alaskan oil field on Monday, initiating plans to repeal Biden-era restrictions on drilling and development in the National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska, a move supported by some Alaskan Native leaders but opposed by environmentalists and part of a broader push to ex...

Trump Cabinet Members Visit Alaska to Advance Oil Drilling Plans
Three Trump Cabinet members toured an Alaskan oil field on Monday, initiating plans to repeal Biden-era restrictions on drilling and development in the National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska, a move supported by some Alaskan Native leaders but opposed by environmentalists and part of a broader push to ex...
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48% Bias Score

CANZUK Energy Framework: A Democratic Alliance for Energy Security
King Charles III's recent speech highlighted the strong bond between Canada and the UK, emphasizing a potential new energy partnership to address Britain's energy insecurity and create a more reliable, democratic energy alliance with Australia and New Zealand. This CANZUK framework would leverage ea...

CANZUK Energy Framework: A Democratic Alliance for Energy Security
King Charles III's recent speech highlighted the strong bond between Canada and the UK, emphasizing a potential new energy partnership to address Britain's energy insecurity and create a more reliable, democratic energy alliance with Australia and New Zealand. This CANZUK framework would leverage ea...
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48% Bias Score

Trump Administration Opens Alaskan Wilderness to Drilling
The Trump administration reversed a Biden-era ban on drilling in Alaska's 23 million-acre National Petroleum Reserve, prioritizing energy production over environmental concerns, despite a lack of previous industry interest and potential impacts on Arctic ecosystems and Indigenous communities.

Trump Administration Opens Alaskan Wilderness to Drilling
The Trump administration reversed a Biden-era ban on drilling in Alaska's 23 million-acre National Petroleum Reserve, prioritizing energy production over environmental concerns, despite a lack of previous industry interest and potential impacts on Arctic ecosystems and Indigenous communities.
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56% Bias Score
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