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Davos 2024: AI, Clean Energy, and the Path to Unlimited Potential
At Davos 2024, an MIT-focused panel discussed using AI to balance energy needs, highlighting pilot plants for clean concrete and fusion energy, advocating for eliminating energy subsidies, and emphasizing risk-taking for transformative innovation.
Davos 2024: AI, Clean Energy, and the Path to Unlimited Potential
At Davos 2024, an MIT-focused panel discussed using AI to balance energy needs, highlighting pilot plants for clean concrete and fusion energy, advocating for eliminating energy subsidies, and emphasizing risk-taking for transformative innovation.
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44% Bias Score
Elliott Management's \$3.8 Billion BP Stake Prompts Company Strategy Reset
Elliott Management, an activist hedge fund, acquired a nearly \$3.8 billion stake in BP, becoming its third-largest shareholder and prompting BP to announce a strategic "reset" potentially involving scaling back its green energy investments.
Elliott Management's \$3.8 Billion BP Stake Prompts Company Strategy Reset
Elliott Management, an activist hedge fund, acquired a nearly \$3.8 billion stake in BP, becoming its third-largest shareholder and prompting BP to announce a strategic "reset" potentially involving scaling back its green energy investments.
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48% Bias Score
Greece Faces Energy Crisis Amidst Soaring Natural Gas Prices
Soaring natural gas prices are creating a difficult situation for Greece, where natural gas's share in electricity generation increased from 36% in January 2024 to 56.3% currently, causing a 45% rise in wholesale electricity prices in January 2025 compared to January 2024, impacting households and b...
Greece Faces Energy Crisis Amidst Soaring Natural Gas Prices
Soaring natural gas prices are creating a difficult situation for Greece, where natural gas's share in electricity generation increased from 36% in January 2024 to 56.3% currently, causing a 45% rise in wholesale electricity prices in January 2025 compared to January 2024, impacting households and b...
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40% Bias Score
Dutton's Nuclear Plan Risks Water Crisis
Peter Dutton's plan to build seven nuclear power plants in Australia will increase water consumption by 500 gigalitres annually, three times more than the coal plants they would replace, posing a significant threat to local communities and agricultural industries reliant on the same water resources.
Dutton's Nuclear Plan Risks Water Crisis
Peter Dutton's plan to build seven nuclear power plants in Australia will increase water consumption by 500 gigalitres annually, three times more than the coal plants they would replace, posing a significant threat to local communities and agricultural industries reliant on the same water resources.
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48% Bias Score
Spain Delays Nuclear Phase-Out Amidst ERC's Policy Shift
The Spanish Congress voted to extend the lifespan of nuclear power plants, defying government opposition and marking a significant shift for the ERC party, traditionally against nuclear energy; this decision may delay Spain's nuclear phase-out, impacting Catalonia disproportionately.
Spain Delays Nuclear Phase-Out Amidst ERC's Policy Shift
The Spanish Congress voted to extend the lifespan of nuclear power plants, defying government opposition and marking a significant shift for the ERC party, traditionally against nuclear energy; this decision may delay Spain's nuclear phase-out, impacting Catalonia disproportionately.
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44% Bias Score
California Republicans Seek Federal Intervention Against Gas Appliance Ban
California's top Republican leaders are asking the Trump administration to intervene against the state's move to phase out natural gas appliances by 2030, citing concerns about energy costs, consumer choice, and national security; the federal government is reviewing the matter.
California Republicans Seek Federal Intervention Against Gas Appliance Ban
California's top Republican leaders are asking the Trump administration to intervene against the state's move to phase out natural gas appliances by 2030, citing concerns about energy costs, consumer choice, and national security; the federal government is reviewing the matter.
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56% Bias Score
Ukrainian Drone Attacks Cripple 10% of Russian Oil Refining Capacity
Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian oil refineries in January 2025 damaged roughly 10% of refining capacity, affecting fuel production at multiple sites and causing delays; sanctions are concurrently impacting Russia's ability to export oil using its "shadow fleet", leading to increased transportatio...
Ukrainian Drone Attacks Cripple 10% of Russian Oil Refining Capacity
Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian oil refineries in January 2025 damaged roughly 10% of refining capacity, affecting fuel production at multiple sites and causing delays; sanctions are concurrently impacting Russia's ability to export oil using its "shadow fleet", leading to increased transportatio...
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40% Bias Score
India's Natural Gas Demand to Surge 60% by 2030
India's natural gas demand is set to increase by almost 60% in the next five years, reaching 103 bcm annually by 2030, driven by infrastructure expansion, rising domestic production, and easing global market conditions, according to the IEA.
India's Natural Gas Demand to Surge 60% by 2030
India's natural gas demand is set to increase by almost 60% in the next five years, reaching 103 bcm annually by 2030, driven by infrastructure expansion, rising domestic production, and easing global market conditions, according to the IEA.
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24% Bias Score
Greece's Energy Push: EGYPES 2025 and New Hydrocarbon Licenses
Greece's strong presence at the EGYPES 2025 oil and gas exhibition in Cairo (Feb 17-19) coincides with new hydrocarbon exploration licenses in the Peloponnese and Crete, attracting major international players like Chevron and ExxonMobil, while a recent successful bond issuance indicates strong inves...
Greece's Energy Push: EGYPES 2025 and New Hydrocarbon Licenses
Greece's strong presence at the EGYPES 2025 oil and gas exhibition in Cairo (Feb 17-19) coincides with new hydrocarbon exploration licenses in the Peloponnese and Crete, attracting major international players like Chevron and ExxonMobil, while a recent successful bond issuance indicates strong inves...
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44% Bias Score
EU Rejects Gas Price Cap in Upcoming Energy Strategy
The European Union has decided against including a gas price cap in its upcoming energy strategy, rejecting calls from industry groups and some member states amid concerns about market stability and security of supply, despite recent price increases to a two-year high of €58 per megawatt hour.
EU Rejects Gas Price Cap in Upcoming Energy Strategy
The European Union has decided against including a gas price cap in its upcoming energy strategy, rejecting calls from industry groups and some member states amid concerns about market stability and security of supply, despite recent price increases to a two-year high of €58 per megawatt hour.
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52% Bias Score
Trump Nominates Oil Industry Representative to Lead Bureau of Land Management
Donald Trump nominated Kathleen Sgamma, a fossil fuel industry advocate, to head the Bureau of Land Management, responsible for 250 million acres of US public lands; this move is expected to reverse conservation policies and boost oil and gas production, aligning with Trump's "energy dominance" agen...
Trump Nominates Oil Industry Representative to Lead Bureau of Land Management
Donald Trump nominated Kathleen Sgamma, a fossil fuel industry advocate, to head the Bureau of Land Management, responsible for 250 million acres of US public lands; this move is expected to reverse conservation policies and boost oil and gas production, aligning with Trump's "energy dominance" agen...
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60% Bias Score
China's Coal Power Surge Undermines Climate Goals
China started building 94.5 gigawatts of new coal power plants in 2024, the most in nearly a decade, raising concerns about its carbon reduction goals and potentially hindering its renewable energy expansion; this is 93% of global construction starts for coal plants last year.
China's Coal Power Surge Undermines Climate Goals
China started building 94.5 gigawatts of new coal power plants in 2024, the most in nearly a decade, raising concerns about its carbon reduction goals and potentially hindering its renewable energy expansion; this is 93% of global construction starts for coal plants last year.
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44% Bias Score
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