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Jellyfish Swarm Shuts Down Europe's Largest Nuclear Plant
A massive, unexpected jellyfish swarm in the seawater intake system forced the automatic shutdown of four of the six reactors at the Gravelines nuclear power plant in northern France on Sunday night, halting all production; while posing no safety threat, the incident highlights the vulnerability of ...
Jellyfish Swarm Shuts Down Europe's Largest Nuclear Plant
A massive, unexpected jellyfish swarm in the seawater intake system forced the automatic shutdown of four of the six reactors at the Gravelines nuclear power plant in northern France on Sunday night, halting all production; while posing no safety threat, the incident highlights the vulnerability of ...
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36% Bias Score
Jellyfish Swarm Causes French Nuclear Plant Shutdown
On Sunday, a reactor at France's Gravelines nuclear power plant temporarily shut down due to jellyfish clogging its cooling system filters, impacting 900 megawatts of power generation; however, no safety or environmental concerns were reported.
Jellyfish Swarm Causes French Nuclear Plant Shutdown
On Sunday, a reactor at France's Gravelines nuclear power plant temporarily shut down due to jellyfish clogging its cooling system filters, impacting 900 megawatts of power generation; however, no safety or environmental concerns were reported.
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28% Bias Score
China's Coal Boom Undermines Green Energy Image
Despite a global image as a green energy leader, China experienced a coal boom in 2024, producing 94.5 GW of coal power—the highest in 10 years—leading to oversupply, negative power prices, and substantial government subsidies, while simultaneously boosting exports of green technology products.
China's Coal Boom Undermines Green Energy Image
Despite a global image as a green energy leader, China experienced a coal boom in 2024, producing 94.5 GW of coal power—the highest in 10 years—leading to oversupply, negative power prices, and substantial government subsidies, while simultaneously boosting exports of green technology products.
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56% Bias Score
Azerbaijan-Armenia Agreement Bypasses Moscow, Reshapes South Caucasus
Azerbaijan and Armenia, mediated by the US and with Turkish backing, agreed on August 8th in Washington to key parameters for a deal bypassing Moscow, establishing a transport corridor through Armenia to Nakhchivan, potentially resolving the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict and altering regional power dyna...
Azerbaijan-Armenia Agreement Bypasses Moscow, Reshapes South Caucasus
Azerbaijan and Armenia, mediated by the US and with Turkish backing, agreed on August 8th in Washington to key parameters for a deal bypassing Moscow, establishing a transport corridor through Armenia to Nakhchivan, potentially resolving the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict and altering regional power dyna...
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52% Bias Score
Meteomatics' Hyperlocal Weather Data Improves Energy Grid Efficiency and Resilience
Meteomatics, a weather intelligence company, provides hyperlocal weather data to over 600 companies, including energy firms, enhancing their operational efficiency and risk management; their recent report, conducted with Dynata, surveyed 272 senior energy executives in the U.S. on renewable energy u...
Meteomatics' Hyperlocal Weather Data Improves Energy Grid Efficiency and Resilience
Meteomatics, a weather intelligence company, provides hyperlocal weather data to over 600 companies, including energy firms, enhancing their operational efficiency and risk management; their recent report, conducted with Dynata, surveyed 272 senior energy executives in the U.S. on renewable energy u...
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44% Bias Score
Iraq Suffers Major Power Outage Amid Record Heat
A massive power outage plunged most of Iraq into darkness on August 11, 2023, due to record temperatures (50°C in Baghdad) and high demand, particularly in Karbala during the Arba'in pilgrimage, impacting over 6,000 megawatts; power was gradually restored in some areas.
Iraq Suffers Major Power Outage Amid Record Heat
A massive power outage plunged most of Iraq into darkness on August 11, 2023, due to record temperatures (50°C in Baghdad) and high demand, particularly in Karbala during the Arba'in pilgrimage, impacting over 6,000 megawatts; power was gradually restored in some areas.
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36% Bias Score
Spain's Nuclear Energy Rebounds After April Outage, Despite Planned Phase-Out
Following a significant power outage in April 2025, Spain's nuclear energy production, initially criticized by the government, has rebounded, becoming the country's second-largest energy source in August 2025, behind solar photovoltaic power, with a 21.2% share, despite planned closures between 2027...
Spain's Nuclear Energy Rebounds After April Outage, Despite Planned Phase-Out
Following a significant power outage in April 2025, Spain's nuclear energy production, initially criticized by the government, has rebounded, becoming the country's second-largest energy source in August 2025, behind solar photovoltaic power, with a 21.2% share, despite planned closures between 2027...
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48% Bias Score
Australia's Renewable Energy Superpower Plan
Australia aims to become a renewable energy superpower by exporting green products like iron and aluminium, leveraging abundant solar and wind resources to reduce global emissions by up to 10%, but success depends on the speed of global decarbonization and government support.
Australia's Renewable Energy Superpower Plan
Australia aims to become a renewable energy superpower by exporting green products like iron and aluminium, leveraging abundant solar and wind resources to reduce global emissions by up to 10%, but success depends on the speed of global decarbonization and government support.
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52% Bias Score
Hainan Nuclear Science Camp Concludes, Showcasing China's Growing Nuclear Energy Outreach
A five-day nuclear science summer camp in Hainan, China, concluded on August 9, 2025, engaging over 150 experts and youth from China and 19 other countries to promote nuclear energy; the program, running for 13 years, has expanded from 6,000 to over 1.3 million participants.
Hainan Nuclear Science Camp Concludes, Showcasing China's Growing Nuclear Energy Outreach
A five-day nuclear science summer camp in Hainan, China, concluded on August 9, 2025, engaging over 150 experts and youth from China and 19 other countries to promote nuclear energy; the program, running for 13 years, has expanded from 6,000 to over 1.3 million participants.
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48% Bias Score
China's Green Initiatives Drive Global Sustainable Development
A new report highlights China's contributions to global sustainable development through renewable energy leadership, international collaborations, and its ecological civilization concept, impacting global energy supply and environmental governance.
China's Green Initiatives Drive Global Sustainable Development
A new report highlights China's contributions to global sustainable development through renewable energy leadership, international collaborations, and its ecological civilization concept, impacting global energy supply and environmental governance.
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48% Bias Score
Ukrainian Drone Strike Damages Russian Oil Refinery 2,000km from Border
A Ukrainian drone strike on August 10th damaged the Lukoil-Ukhta oil refinery in Ukhta, Russia, a facility supplying fuel to the Russian military, located over 2,000 kilometers from the Ukrainian border; resulting in a fuel spill and damage to a gas processing unit, with no reported casualties.
Ukrainian Drone Strike Damages Russian Oil Refinery 2,000km from Border
A Ukrainian drone strike on August 10th damaged the Lukoil-Ukhta oil refinery in Ukhta, Russia, a facility supplying fuel to the Russian military, located over 2,000 kilometers from the Ukrainian border; resulting in a fuel spill and damage to a gas processing unit, with no reported casualties.
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40% Bias Score
Finnish Authorities Charge Crew of Russia-Linked Tanker for Undersea Cable Damage
The captain and two officers of the Russia-linked Eagle S oil tanker were charged by Finnish authorities with damaging undersea cables between Finland and Estonia on December 25, 2022, causing at least €60 million in damages, highlighting the use of Russia's shadow fleet to circumvent sanctions.
Finnish Authorities Charge Crew of Russia-Linked Tanker for Undersea Cable Damage
The captain and two officers of the Russia-linked Eagle S oil tanker were charged by Finnish authorities with damaging undersea cables between Finland and Estonia on December 25, 2022, causing at least €60 million in damages, highlighting the use of Russia's shadow fleet to circumvent sanctions.
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44% Bias Score
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