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Groningen Reappoints Gas Expert Susan Top After Council Collapse
Following the September collapse of the Groningen Provincial Executive Council, the new coalition of BBB, PvdA, GroenLinks, and VVD confirmed Susan Top's reappointment as independent deputy for the gas dossier, prioritizing her extensive experience and ensuring policy continuity in addressing the on...
Groningen Reappoints Gas Expert Susan Top After Council Collapse
Following the September collapse of the Groningen Provincial Executive Council, the new coalition of BBB, PvdA, GroenLinks, and VVD confirmed Susan Top's reappointment as independent deputy for the gas dossier, prioritizing her extensive experience and ensuring policy continuity in addressing the on...
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36% Bias Score


Spain unveils plan to boost domestic mineral production, reduce reliance on imports
Spain launched a 2025-2029 action plan to increase domestic production of strategic minerals like rare earths and nickel, aiming to reduce reliance on foreign imports through new mine openings, increased recycling, and a national exploration program focusing on existing mine waste and new deposits.
Spain unveils plan to boost domestic mineral production, reduce reliance on imports
Spain launched a 2025-2029 action plan to increase domestic production of strategic minerals like rare earths and nickel, aiming to reduce reliance on foreign imports through new mine openings, increased recycling, and a national exploration program focusing on existing mine waste and new deposits.
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44% Bias Score


France's Nuclear Power Program Faces Challenges
Articles in L'Express discuss challenges facing France's nuclear power program, including the complexity of EPR reactors, political controversies surrounding plant decommissioning, and the lack of a clear plan for radioactive waste. Public opinions vary widely, encompassing concerns about environmen...
France's Nuclear Power Program Faces Challenges
Articles in L'Express discuss challenges facing France's nuclear power program, including the complexity of EPR reactors, political controversies surrounding plant decommissioning, and the lack of a clear plan for radioactive waste. Public opinions vary widely, encompassing concerns about environmen...
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44% Bias Score


US LNG Exports: Geopolitical Powerhouse
The US, now the world's top LNG exporter, boasts a 60% capacity expansion under Trump, generating revenue and geopolitical power, particularly amidst Russia's war in Ukraine and global energy transitions; this surpasses even Saudi Arabia's oil influence.
US LNG Exports: Geopolitical Powerhouse
The US, now the world's top LNG exporter, boasts a 60% capacity expansion under Trump, generating revenue and geopolitical power, particularly amidst Russia's war in Ukraine and global energy transitions; this surpasses even Saudi Arabia's oil influence.
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48% Bias Score


North Sea Collision: All 32 Crew Rescued, Environmental Concerns Remain
A Portuguese-registered container ship collided with a US-registered oil tanker in the North Sea off the Yorkshire coast, resulting in a large fire and the rescue of all 32 crew members; an investigation is underway, and concerns exist about potential environmental damage.
North Sea Collision: All 32 Crew Rescued, Environmental Concerns Remain
A Portuguese-registered container ship collided with a US-registered oil tanker in the North Sea off the Yorkshire coast, resulting in a large fire and the rescue of all 32 crew members; an investigation is underway, and concerns exist about potential environmental damage.
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28% Bias Score


US Withdraws from $3 Billion Just Energy Transition Partnership with Vietnam, Indonesia, and South Africa
The United States withdrew from the Just Energy Transition Partnership (JETP) agreements with Vietnam, Indonesia, and South Africa on March 6th, 2024, impacting over $3 billion in committed funds due to disagreements with the agreements' goals and lack of transparency in Vietnam's implementation.
US Withdraws from $3 Billion Just Energy Transition Partnership with Vietnam, Indonesia, and South Africa
The United States withdrew from the Just Energy Transition Partnership (JETP) agreements with Vietnam, Indonesia, and South Africa on March 6th, 2024, impacting over $3 billion in committed funds due to disagreements with the agreements' goals and lack of transparency in Vietnam's implementation.
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48% Bias Score

Oil Prices Rise Despite Recession Fears and Tariffs
Oil prices rose on Tuesday despite recession fears and tariff concerns, with Brent reaching $69.75 and WTI at $66.45 per barrel, influenced by a weaker U.S. dollar and anticipation of OPEC+ production plans.

Oil Prices Rise Despite Recession Fears and Tariffs
Oil prices rose on Tuesday despite recession fears and tariff concerns, with Brent reaching $69.75 and WTI at $66.45 per barrel, influenced by a weaker U.S. dollar and anticipation of OPEC+ production plans.
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48% Bias Score

France Re-evaluates Nuclear Energy Policy After Astrid Project Cancellation
Six years ago, France cancelled the promising Astrid project for sustainable nuclear energy; the Ukraine war and the resulting focus on energy sovereignty have prompted a re-evaluation of this decision, highlighting the complexities of long-term energy planning and geopolitical realities.

France Re-evaluates Nuclear Energy Policy After Astrid Project Cancellation
Six years ago, France cancelled the promising Astrid project for sustainable nuclear energy; the Ukraine war and the resulting focus on energy sovereignty have prompted a re-evaluation of this decision, highlighting the complexities of long-term energy planning and geopolitical realities.
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44% Bias Score

Coolant Leak at Finland's Olkiluoto-3 Nuclear Plant Contained
During scheduled maintenance at Finland's Olkiluoto-3 nuclear power plant on March 7th, a coolant leak occurred due to improperly closed equipment; the radioactive water leaked inside the containment building, triggering internal monitoring systems, with no expected environmental consequences.

Coolant Leak at Finland's Olkiluoto-3 Nuclear Plant Contained
During scheduled maintenance at Finland's Olkiluoto-3 nuclear power plant on March 7th, a coolant leak occurred due to improperly closed equipment; the radioactive water leaked inside the containment building, triggering internal monitoring systems, with no expected environmental consequences.
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40% Bias Score

U.S. LNG Exports Solve Germany's Energy Crisis, Boosting U.S. Economy
The U.S. has become the world's largest LNG exporter, significantly improving Europe's energy security and boosting the U.S. economy by $45.3 billion annually with 273,000 jobs, following the removal of a prior export license pause.

U.S. LNG Exports Solve Germany's Energy Crisis, Boosting U.S. Economy
The U.S. has become the world's largest LNG exporter, significantly improving Europe's energy security and boosting the U.S. economy by $45.3 billion annually with 273,000 jobs, following the removal of a prior export license pause.
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52% Bias Score

Fessenheim Nuclear Plant Closure: A Reconsideration
Five years after the closure of Fessenheim nuclear power plant's first reactor in Alsace, France, the decision is being reconsidered due to the war in Ukraine and ecological concerns, sparking debate on energy sovereignty and the future of nuclear power.

Fessenheim Nuclear Plant Closure: A Reconsideration
Five years after the closure of Fessenheim nuclear power plant's first reactor in Alsace, France, the decision is being reconsidered due to the war in Ukraine and ecological concerns, sparking debate on energy sovereignty and the future of nuclear power.
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60% Bias Score

Spain Invests €1.8 Billion in Maritime Decarbonization
Spain has awarded its first international line of electric ferries to connect Europe and Africa, beginning operation in two and a half years, alongside other initiatives including suction sails and onshore power supplies to reduce carbon emissions in its maritime sector.

Spain Invests €1.8 Billion in Maritime Decarbonization
Spain has awarded its first international line of electric ferries to connect Europe and Africa, beginning operation in two and a half years, alongside other initiatives including suction sails and onshore power supplies to reduce carbon emissions in its maritime sector.
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36% Bias Score
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