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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 âŹ60 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 âŹ60 million in damages, highlighting the use of Russia's shadow fleet to circumvent sanctions.
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44% Bias Score
Germany to End Subsidies for New Residential Solar Power Systems
German Economics Minister Katherina Reiche will end subsidies for new solar rooftop installations, citing market profitability, despite opposition from the industry and Greens who warn of jeopardizing climate goals and the 150,000 solar industry jobs.
Germany to End Subsidies for New Residential Solar Power Systems
German Economics Minister Katherina Reiche will end subsidies for new solar rooftop installations, citing market profitability, despite opposition from the industry and Greens who warn of jeopardizing climate goals and the 150,000 solar industry jobs.
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44% Bias Score
Spain Bypasses Parliament to Push Through Energy Reforms
Following the July rejection of its anti-blackout decree, the Spanish government is using a new urgent decree to implement key energy reforms, including electricity system control improvements and energy storage, but omitting a praised shared self-consumption measure that has prompted a citizen back...
Spain Bypasses Parliament to Push Through Energy Reforms
Following the July rejection of its anti-blackout decree, the Spanish government is using a new urgent decree to implement key energy reforms, including electricity system control improvements and energy storage, but omitting a praised shared self-consumption measure that has prompted a citizen back...
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40% Bias Score
Azerbaijan Faces Economic Pressure Amidst Ukraine War Support
Presidents Aliyev and Zelenskyy spoke, emphasizing continued energy cooperation despite the war; Zelenskyy congratulated Aliyev on Armenia negotiations, but Russia is reportedly blocking millions in funds sent to Azerbaijan, potentially impacting its economy and social stability.
Azerbaijan Faces Economic Pressure Amidst Ukraine War Support
Presidents Aliyev and Zelenskyy spoke, emphasizing continued energy cooperation despite the war; Zelenskyy congratulated Aliyev on Armenia negotiations, but Russia is reportedly blocking millions in funds sent to Azerbaijan, potentially impacting its economy and social stability.
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56% Bias Score
Tesla Applies for UK Electricity Supply License Amidst Declining Car Sales
Tesla, the world's richest man's electric car company, applied for a UK electricity supply license last month, aiming to supply homes and businesses with electricity by next year, despite a recent 60% drop in UK Tesla car sales in July 2025.
Tesla Applies for UK Electricity Supply License Amidst Declining Car Sales
Tesla, the world's richest man's electric car company, applied for a UK electricity supply license last month, aiming to supply homes and businesses with electricity by next year, despite a recent 60% drop in UK Tesla car sales in July 2025.
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Azerbaijan-Armenia Agreement Shifts South Caucasus Geopolitics
Azerbaijan and Armenia signed an agreement in Washington D.C. on August 8th, 2025, facilitated by the U.S. and Turkey, establishing a transportation corridor through Armenia connecting Azerbaijan to Nakhchivan, significantly altering regional geopolitics and lessening Russian influence.
Azerbaijan-Armenia Agreement Shifts South Caucasus Geopolitics
Azerbaijan and Armenia signed an agreement in Washington D.C. on August 8th, 2025, facilitated by the U.S. and Turkey, establishing a transportation corridor through Armenia connecting Azerbaijan to Nakhchivan, significantly altering regional geopolitics and lessening Russian influence.
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48% 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
Tesla Seeks UK Electricity Supply License Amidst Declining Car Sales
Tesla Energy Ventures Limited applied for a UK license to supply household electricity, aiming to compete with existing firms and accelerate renewable energy adoption, as Tesla's energy product revenue rose 93% last year to \$1.5 billion.
Tesla Seeks UK Electricity Supply License Amidst Declining Car Sales
Tesla Energy Ventures Limited applied for a UK license to supply household electricity, aiming to compete with existing firms and accelerate renewable energy adoption, as Tesla's energy product revenue rose 93% last year to \$1.5 billion.
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36% Bias Score
Spain's PS10 Thermosolar Plant: A Story of Promise and Underperformance
Spain's first commercial solar tower plant, PS10, opened in SanlĂșcar la Mayor in 2007, generating 11 megawatts; however, a larger planned complex failed to materialize, highlighting challenges in Spain's thermosolar sector.
Spain's PS10 Thermosolar Plant: A Story of Promise and Underperformance
Spain's first commercial solar tower plant, PS10, opened in SanlĂșcar la Mayor in 2007, generating 11 megawatts; however, a larger planned complex failed to materialize, highlighting challenges in Spain's thermosolar sector.
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40% Bias Score
Peru's Solar Paradox: Village Next to Gigantic Plant Remains in Darkness
Pampa ClemesĂ, a Peruvian village near the RubĂ and ClemesĂ solar plantsâPeru's largest solar complexâlacks grid electricity, despite the plant's 440 GWh annual production. The government's delayed connection of a new power line, despite Orygen's $800,000 investment in infrastructure, leaves residen...
Peru's Solar Paradox: Village Next to Gigantic Plant Remains in Darkness
Pampa ClemesĂ, a Peruvian village near the RubĂ and ClemesĂ solar plantsâPeru's largest solar complexâlacks grid electricity, despite the plant's 440 GWh annual production. The government's delayed connection of a new power line, despite Orygen's $800,000 investment in infrastructure, leaves residen...
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36% Bias Score
Greek Consumers Flee Variable Energy Plans for Fixed Rates Amidst Market Volatility
Over 1.2 million Greek consumers switched from variable-rate green energy plans to fixed-rate blue plans in 2025 due to volatile energy prices, with 241,258 switching in the first five months alone; this trend is driven by increased competition and consumer demand for price stability, leading to mar...
Greek Consumers Flee Variable Energy Plans for Fixed Rates Amidst Market Volatility
Over 1.2 million Greek consumers switched from variable-rate green energy plans to fixed-rate blue plans in 2025 due to volatile energy prices, with 241,258 switching in the first five months alone; this trend is driven by increased competition and consumer demand for price stability, leading to mar...
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Federal Grant Funds New North Dakota Nickel Plant, Addressing National Security Concerns
The US government awarded a $114 million grant for a new nickel processing plant in Beulah, North Dakota, transforming a former coal mine and diversifying the town's economy, addressing national security concerns over reliance on foreign mineral suppliers, primarily China, which controls 75% of the ...
Federal Grant Funds New North Dakota Nickel Plant, Addressing National Security Concerns
The US government awarded a $114 million grant for a new nickel processing plant in Beulah, North Dakota, transforming a former coal mine and diversifying the town's economy, addressing national security concerns over reliance on foreign mineral suppliers, primarily China, which controls 75% of the ...
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44% Bias Score
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