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NATO Steps Up Baltic Sea Patrols After Cable Damage
Increased NATO maritime patrols in the Baltic Sea follow damage to the Estlink-2 power cable and other undersea cables, with suspicion falling on Russia despite denials; the incidents highlight the vulnerability of critical infrastructure and potential for escalation.
NATO Steps Up Baltic Sea Patrols After Cable Damage
Increased NATO maritime patrols in the Baltic Sea follow damage to the Estlink-2 power cable and other undersea cables, with suspicion falling on Russia despite denials; the incidents highlight the vulnerability of critical infrastructure and potential for escalation.
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56% Bias Score


Moldova Villages Face Hardship Amidst Transnistria Energy Crisis
Russia's January 1st cut-off of gas to Transnistria over a disputed debt has caused widespread power outages in neighboring Moldovan villages, impacting residents' daily lives and highlighting the region's vulnerability due to shared Soviet-era energy infrastructure.
Moldova Villages Face Hardship Amidst Transnistria Energy Crisis
Russia's January 1st cut-off of gas to Transnistria over a disputed debt has caused widespread power outages in neighboring Moldovan villages, impacting residents' daily lives and highlighting the region's vulnerability due to shared Soviet-era energy infrastructure.
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44% Bias Score


Transnistria Faces Energy Crisis After Russia Halts Gas Supply
Transnistria, a self-declared state between Moldova and Ukraine, faces a severe energy crisis after Russia stopped supplying gas, leading to daily power outages, deaths from carbon monoxide poisoning, and school closures; the region's government has declared a state of emergency.
Transnistria Faces Energy Crisis After Russia Halts Gas Supply
Transnistria, a self-declared state between Moldova and Ukraine, faces a severe energy crisis after Russia stopped supplying gas, leading to daily power outages, deaths from carbon monoxide poisoning, and school closures; the region's government has declared a state of emergency.
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40% Bias Score


Estonian Navy Strengthens Baltic Sea Patrols After Cable Sabotage
Following a suspected cable sabotage on December 25, 2023, damaging the Estlink 2 power cable between Finland and Estonia, Estonian naval authorities increased patrols in the Baltic Sea, involving at least three ships, to deter further attacks and demonstrate strength; repairs could cost tens of mil...
Estonian Navy Strengthens Baltic Sea Patrols After Cable Sabotage
Following a suspected cable sabotage on December 25, 2023, damaging the Estlink 2 power cable between Finland and Estonia, Estonian naval authorities increased patrols in the Baltic Sea, involving at least three ships, to deter further attacks and demonstrate strength; repairs could cost tens of mil...
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36% Bias Score


Alberta Premier Seeks to Counter Trump's Rejection of Canadian Energy
Facing President-elect Donald Trump's rejection of Canadian energy resources, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is actively pursuing deals with pipeline companies to increase oil and gas transport capacity to the U.S., aiming to counter Trump's stance and highlight the economic interdependence between ...
Alberta Premier Seeks to Counter Trump's Rejection of Canadian Energy
Facing President-elect Donald Trump's rejection of Canadian energy resources, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is actively pursuing deals with pipeline companies to increase oil and gas transport capacity to the U.S., aiming to counter Trump's stance and highlight the economic interdependence between ...
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44% Bias Score


Constellation to Acquire Calpine in $16.4 Billion US Power Industry Deal
Constellation Energy is buying Calpine Corporation for $16.4 billion (or $26.6 billion including debt), creating the largest independent US power provider amid surging electricity demand driven by AI data centers and electric transportation.
Constellation to Acquire Calpine in $16.4 Billion US Power Industry Deal
Constellation Energy is buying Calpine Corporation for $16.4 billion (or $26.6 billion including debt), creating the largest independent US power provider amid surging electricity demand driven by AI data centers and electric transportation.
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60% Bias Score

2025 Energy Transition: Clean Energy Surges Despite Persistent Fossil Fuel Investments
In 2025, global clean energy investments will continue to outpace fossil fuel investments, driven by geopolitical factors, energy security, and economic opportunities, despite persistent fossil fuel use and a competitive "$2 trillion clean energy technologies and materials market".

2025 Energy Transition: Clean Energy Surges Despite Persistent Fossil Fuel Investments
In 2025, global clean energy investments will continue to outpace fossil fuel investments, driven by geopolitical factors, energy security, and economic opportunities, despite persistent fossil fuel use and a competitive "$2 trillion clean energy technologies and materials market".
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44% Bias Score

Slovakia Threatens Retaliation Against Ukraine Over Halted Russian Gas Transit
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico threatened retaliatory measures against Ukraine for halting Russian gas transit, citing potential €500 million annual losses and suggesting possible veto power within the EU, following a controversial meeting with Vladimir Putin.

Slovakia Threatens Retaliation Against Ukraine Over Halted Russian Gas Transit
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico threatened retaliatory measures against Ukraine for halting Russian gas transit, citing potential €500 million annual losses and suggesting possible veto power within the EU, following a controversial meeting with Vladimir Putin.
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52% Bias Score

Ukraine Warns Against Halting Druzhba Pipeline Transit, Facing EU Legal Challenges
Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal warned on January 10th that halting oil transit via the Druzhba pipeline would violate international agreements and risk legal repercussions, while Hungary criticized a proposed Ukrainian law banning such transit during wartime.

Ukraine Warns Against Halting Druzhba Pipeline Transit, Facing EU Legal Challenges
Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal warned on January 10th that halting oil transit via the Druzhba pipeline would violate international agreements and risk legal repercussions, while Hungary criticized a proposed Ukrainian law banning such transit during wartime.
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44% Bias Score

Estonian Navy Increases Baltic Sea Patrols Following Cable Sabotage
Estonian naval authorities have intensified Baltic Sea patrols after a suspected December 25th sabotage of the Estlink-2 electric and communication cable linking Finland and Estonia, prompting concerns over critical infrastructure vulnerability and potential energy price increases.

Estonian Navy Increases Baltic Sea Patrols Following Cable Sabotage
Estonian naval authorities have intensified Baltic Sea patrols after a suspected December 25th sabotage of the Estlink-2 electric and communication cable linking Finland and Estonia, prompting concerns over critical infrastructure vulnerability and potential energy price increases.
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32% Bias Score

CPPIB Sells Calpine Stake in US$16.4 Billion Constellation Acquisition
CPPIB is selling its 15.75% stake in Calpine Corp. to Constellation Energy Corp. for US$2.6 billion (US$700 million cash and US$1.9 billion in stock) as part of Constellation's US$16.4 billion acquisition; this marks a substantial return on CPPIB's initial investment and positions Constellation as t...

CPPIB Sells Calpine Stake in US$16.4 Billion Constellation Acquisition
CPPIB is selling its 15.75% stake in Calpine Corp. to Constellation Energy Corp. for US$2.6 billion (US$700 million cash and US$1.9 billion in stock) as part of Constellation's US$16.4 billion acquisition; this marks a substantial return on CPPIB's initial investment and positions Constellation as t...
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48% Bias Score

France's Uncoordinated Energy Policy Risks Economic Instability
French Senator Ronan Dantec warns of an uncoordinated energy policy, highlighting the significant cost difference between nuclear (€120/MWh) and solar (€17/MWh) energy, potentially leading to economic challenges and jeopardizing European energy market integration.

France's Uncoordinated Energy Policy Risks Economic Instability
French Senator Ronan Dantec warns of an uncoordinated energy policy, highlighting the significant cost difference between nuclear (€120/MWh) and solar (€17/MWh) energy, potentially leading to economic challenges and jeopardizing European energy market integration.
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56% Bias Score
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