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TAPI Pipeline Construction Resumes in Afghanistan
Turkmenistan and Afghanistan's foreign ministers recently inspected the restarted TAPI gas pipeline project in Herat, with over 1 kilometer of pipeline already laid and gas delivery to Herat expected in early 2027, despite ongoing financial and political challenges.
TAPI Pipeline Construction Resumes in Afghanistan
Turkmenistan and Afghanistan's foreign ministers recently inspected the restarted TAPI gas pipeline project in Herat, with over 1 kilometer of pipeline already laid and gas delivery to Herat expected in early 2027, despite ongoing financial and political challenges.
Progress
40% Bias Score
UK Wind Power Sets New Record, Providing 54% of Electricity
On December 15, 2023, Britain's wind turbines generated a record 22,243 megawatts, providing 54% of the country's electricity, exceeding the previous record set on January 10, 2023, and showcasing the nation's progress toward decarbonizing its energy grid by 2030.
UK Wind Power Sets New Record, Providing 54% of Electricity
On December 15, 2023, Britain's wind turbines generated a record 22,243 megawatts, providing 54% of the country's electricity, exceeding the previous record set on January 10, 2023, and showcasing the nation's progress toward decarbonizing its energy grid by 2030.
Progress
48% Bias Score
Biden Administration Study: Expanding LNG Exports Harms Consumers and Climate
The Biden administration released a report concluding that expanding LNG exports would raise energy prices for US consumers and worsen climate change, prompting a 60-day public comment period and potential legal challenges from the oil and gas industry.
Biden Administration Study: Expanding LNG Exports Harms Consumers and Climate
The Biden administration released a report concluding that expanding LNG exports would raise energy prices for US consumers and worsen climate change, prompting a 60-day public comment period and potential legal challenges from the oil and gas industry.
Progress
48% Bias Score
Central European Firms Urge EU to Extend Russian Gas Transit Deal
Central European energy firms urged the EU to extend a Russian gas transit deal through Ukraine, fearing supply disruptions and price increases; Slovakia estimates a €220 million loss if the deal ends, while Moldova's Transnistria region faces severe gas shortages.
Central European Firms Urge EU to Extend Russian Gas Transit Deal
Central European energy firms urged the EU to extend a Russian gas transit deal through Ukraine, fearing supply disruptions and price increases; Slovakia estimates a €220 million loss if the deal ends, while Moldova's Transnistria region faces severe gas shortages.
Progress
52% Bias Score
UK, Norway Forge Green Energy Pact, Discuss Security at Joint Military Summit
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer is in Norway to finalize a green energy agreement with Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre, focusing on carbon capture and energy security, with the deal expected to be signed in spring 2024, also discussing security matters at a Joint Expeditionary Force summit in Estonia...
UK, Norway Forge Green Energy Pact, Discuss Security at Joint Military Summit
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer is in Norway to finalize a green energy agreement with Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre, focusing on carbon capture and energy security, with the deal expected to be signed in spring 2024, also discussing security matters at a Joint Expeditionary Force summit in Estonia...
Progress
60% Bias Score
Europe's Energy Grids Need Urgent Investment to Meet Green Transition Goals
Leonhard Birnbaum, CEO of E.ON and President of Eurelectric, warns that Europe needs to double its annual investment in electricity infrastructure to €70 billion to meet its renewable energy targets, with energy customers and taxpayers covering the costs, or risk significantly increasing the cost of...
Europe's Energy Grids Need Urgent Investment to Meet Green Transition Goals
Leonhard Birnbaum, CEO of E.ON and President of Eurelectric, warns that Europe needs to double its annual investment in electricity infrastructure to €70 billion to meet its renewable energy targets, with energy customers and taxpayers covering the costs, or risk significantly increasing the cost of...
Progress
36% Bias Score
Esso Granted Lithium Exploration Permit in Lower Saxony
Esso received permission from Lower Saxony's LBEG to explore for lithium across 1,443 square kilometers in five counties and one city, beginning January 1, 2025, using existing data initially before potentially employing deep geothermal-like extraction methods.
Esso Granted Lithium Exploration Permit in Lower Saxony
Esso received permission from Lower Saxony's LBEG to explore for lithium across 1,443 square kilometers in five counties and one city, beginning January 1, 2025, using existing data initially before potentially employing deep geothermal-like extraction methods.
Progress
24% Bias Score
Almaraz Mayors Protest Planned Nuclear Plant Closure
Mayors and councilors from Almaraz, Spain, protested the planned 2027-2028 closure of the Almaraz Nuclear Power Plant, citing its contribution of 7% to Spain's electricity demand, €15 million yearly to local budgets, and nearly 2,900 jobs, emphasizing the economic devastation the closure would cause...
Almaraz Mayors Protest Planned Nuclear Plant Closure
Mayors and councilors from Almaraz, Spain, protested the planned 2027-2028 closure of the Almaraz Nuclear Power Plant, citing its contribution of 7% to Spain's electricity demand, €15 million yearly to local budgets, and nearly 2,900 jobs, emphasizing the economic devastation the closure would cause...
Progress
56% Bias Score
HELLENiQ ENERGY Consolidates Greek Energy Market Control
HELLENiQ ENERGY finalized the purchase of Elpedison's remaining 50% stake for €164 million plus €31 million conditionally and is selling its 35% share in DEPA Commercial to the Greek state, aiming for a 10% market share in energy supply by 2026 through organic growth.
HELLENiQ ENERGY Consolidates Greek Energy Market Control
HELLENiQ ENERGY finalized the purchase of Elpedison's remaining 50% stake for €164 million plus €31 million conditionally and is selling its 35% share in DEPA Commercial to the Greek state, aiming for a 10% market share in energy supply by 2026 through organic growth.
Progress
52% Bias Score
Europe's Electricity Grid: Insufficient Infrastructure Threatens Renewable Energy Goals
Leonhard Birnbaum, CEO of E.ON and President of Eurelectric, warns that Europe's electricity infrastructure is insufficient to handle the increased demand from renewable energy targets, necessitating a doubling of investment to €70 billion annually, primarily funded by consumers or taxpayers.
Europe's Electricity Grid: Insufficient Infrastructure Threatens Renewable Energy Goals
Leonhard Birnbaum, CEO of E.ON and President of Eurelectric, warns that Europe's electricity infrastructure is insufficient to handle the increased demand from renewable energy targets, necessitating a doubling of investment to €70 billion annually, primarily funded by consumers or taxpayers.
Progress
40% Bias Score
Infini Resources to Drill High-Grade Uranium Anomaly in Newfoundland
Infini Resources received approval to begin a diamond drilling program at its Portland Creek uranium project in Newfoundland, Canada, starting in late January, to investigate highly anomalous soil samples with up to 7.5% uranium oxide across a 1.25km trend and associated structures.
Infini Resources to Drill High-Grade Uranium Anomaly in Newfoundland
Infini Resources received approval to begin a diamond drilling program at its Portland Creek uranium project in Newfoundland, Canada, starting in late January, to investigate highly anomalous soil samples with up to 7.5% uranium oxide across a 1.25km trend and associated structures.
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44% Bias Score
Australia's Net-Zero Goal Faces Nuclear Energy Debate
Australia's plan to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050 faces challenges from a proposed nuclear energy plan, which critics say would delay decarbonization, harm the economy, and increase reliance on coal, while a renewable energy approach is projected to lower power prices.
Australia's Net-Zero Goal Faces Nuclear Energy Debate
Australia's plan to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050 faces challenges from a proposed nuclear energy plan, which critics say would delay decarbonization, harm the economy, and increase reliance on coal, while a renewable energy approach is projected to lower power prices.
Progress
56% Bias Score
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