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Hungary Prevents Transnistria Humanitarian Crisis by Facilitating Gas Delivery
Hungary facilitated gas deliveries to Transnistria, preventing a humanitarian crisis after a request from Russia, enabling a Hungarian-owned energy company to supply gas despite disruptions from Russia and Moldova.
Hungary Prevents Transnistria Humanitarian Crisis by Facilitating Gas Delivery
Hungary facilitated gas deliveries to Transnistria, preventing a humanitarian crisis after a request from Russia, enabling a Hungarian-owned energy company to supply gas despite disruptions from Russia and Moldova.
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36% Bias Score
EDF Reports Record Profit on Nuclear Power and Exports, but Faces Future Uncertainties
France's EDF reported record 2024 profits of €18.3 billion before tax and €11.4 billion after tax, primarily driven by increased nuclear power generation (362 TWh) and record electricity exports (€5 billion), despite lower domestic prices and challenges in securing industrial contracts and financing...
EDF Reports Record Profit on Nuclear Power and Exports, but Faces Future Uncertainties
France's EDF reported record 2024 profits of €18.3 billion before tax and €11.4 billion after tax, primarily driven by increased nuclear power generation (362 TWh) and record electricity exports (€5 billion), despite lower domestic prices and challenges in securing industrial contracts and financing...
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36% Bias Score
Rosatom Open to Nuclear Cooperation With "Unfriendly" Countries After Ukraine Peace Deal
At the Future Technologies Forum in Moscow on February 21, Rosatom CEO Alexey Likhachev announced that, should a peace agreement favorable to Russia be reached regarding Ukraine, the corporation would consider cooperating with previously labeled "unfriendly" countries in the nuclear sector.
Rosatom Open to Nuclear Cooperation With "Unfriendly" Countries After Ukraine Peace Deal
At the Future Technologies Forum in Moscow on February 21, Rosatom CEO Alexey Likhachev announced that, should a peace agreement favorable to Russia be reached regarding Ukraine, the corporation would consider cooperating with previously labeled "unfriendly" countries in the nuclear sector.
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56% Bias Score
WA Independent Targets Media's Gas Links
In Western Australia, independent candidate Kate Hulett is campaigning against Seven West Media's gas industry ties, proposing legislation to prevent gas companies from owning media and launching inquiries into government dealings with gas exporters, fueled by a $50,000 Climate 200 donation.
WA Independent Targets Media's Gas Links
In Western Australia, independent candidate Kate Hulett is campaigning against Seven West Media's gas industry ties, proposing legislation to prevent gas companies from owning media and launching inquiries into government dealings with gas exporters, fueled by a $50,000 Climate 200 donation.
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40% Bias Score
Russia Attacks Ukrainian Gas Infrastructure, Causing Damage
On February 20th, Russian forces launched a combined missile and drone attack on Ukrainian gas infrastructure, causing damage to production facilities and prompting repair efforts; the attack involved 14 missiles and 161 Shahed drones, resulting in damage across multiple regions.
Russia Attacks Ukrainian Gas Infrastructure, Causing Damage
On February 20th, Russian forces launched a combined missile and drone attack on Ukrainian gas infrastructure, causing damage to production facilities and prompting repair efforts; the attack involved 14 missiles and 161 Shahed drones, resulting in damage across multiple regions.
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48% Bias Score
Waste-to-Value: The Next Big Thing for Private Equity
Private equity and infrastructure investors are increasingly interested in "waste-to-value" projects due to the massive global waste problem, projected to cost USD 640.3 billion annually by 2050 if unaddressed, presenting a USD 300 billion+ annual opportunity by 2050; however, challenges remain due ...
Waste-to-Value: The Next Big Thing for Private Equity
Private equity and infrastructure investors are increasingly interested in "waste-to-value" projects due to the massive global waste problem, projected to cost USD 640.3 billion annually by 2050 if unaddressed, presenting a USD 300 billion+ annual opportunity by 2050; however, challenges remain due ...
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40% Bias Score
Bavaria's Last Coal Plant Shuts Down, Remains in Grid Reserve
Bavaria's last coal-fired power plant, Zolling, ceased regular operation on February 24, 2023, but will remain in grid reserve until 2031, preserving 140 jobs and offering backup power, consuming approximately 370,000 tons of coal annually in the past.
Bavaria's Last Coal Plant Shuts Down, Remains in Grid Reserve
Bavaria's last coal-fired power plant, Zolling, ceased regular operation on February 24, 2023, but will remain in grid reserve until 2031, preserving 140 jobs and offering backup power, consuming approximately 370,000 tons of coal annually in the past.
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48% Bias Score
Ukraine to Import 800 Million Cubic Meters of Gas Amidst Russian Attacks
Facing a 40% drop in gas production due to Russian attacks on its infrastructure, Ukraine plans to import up to 800 million cubic meters of gas from Europe in February and March to meet domestic needs and avoid restrictions for households and industry.
Ukraine to Import 800 Million Cubic Meters of Gas Amidst Russian Attacks
Facing a 40% drop in gas production due to Russian attacks on its infrastructure, Ukraine plans to import up to 800 million cubic meters of gas from Europe in February and March to meet domestic needs and avoid restrictions for households and industry.
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36% Bias Score
Gas Plant Extension Delayed Amid Indigenous Rock Art Concerns
The Australian government's delay in approving a 50-year extension for Woodside's North West Shelf Gas Plant until 2070, due to concerns about damage to the Murujuga Cultural Landscape's 40,000-year-old rock art, highlights tensions between industrial development and Indigenous heritage preservation...
Gas Plant Extension Delayed Amid Indigenous Rock Art Concerns
The Australian government's delay in approving a 50-year extension for Woodside's North West Shelf Gas Plant until 2070, due to concerns about damage to the Murujuga Cultural Landscape's 40,000-year-old rock art, highlights tensions between industrial development and Indigenous heritage preservation...
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48% Bias Score
Japanese Court Rejects Lawsuit to Halt Sendai Nuclear Plant
A Japanese court rejected a lawsuit by approximately 3,000 residents to shut down two reactors at the Sendai nuclear plant in Kagoshima Prefecture, citing a lack of specific risk from natural disasters despite the plant's location near active volcanoes and a fault; the plaintiffs plan to appeal.
Japanese Court Rejects Lawsuit to Halt Sendai Nuclear Plant
A Japanese court rejected a lawsuit by approximately 3,000 residents to shut down two reactors at the Sendai nuclear plant in Kagoshima Prefecture, citing a lack of specific risk from natural disasters despite the plant's location near active volcanoes and a fault; the plaintiffs plan to appeal.
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48% Bias Score
Putin Announces Positive US Talks, Reports Military Gains, and Blames West for Pipeline Attack
President Putin announced positive results from his talks with American officials in Riyadh, focusing on restoring diplomatic ties across multiple sectors, while simultaneously reporting advancements by Russian forces in the Kursk region and blaming Western intelligence for a drone attack on the Cas...
Putin Announces Positive US Talks, Reports Military Gains, and Blames West for Pipeline Attack
President Putin announced positive results from his talks with American officials in Riyadh, focusing on restoring diplomatic ties across multiple sectors, while simultaneously reporting advancements by Russian forces in the Kursk region and blaming Western intelligence for a drone attack on the Cas...
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48% Bias Score
Mountain Ranges Identified as Potential Hotspots for Large White Hydrogen Reserves
A new study published in Science Advances uses computer models to identify mountain ranges, such as the Pyrenees and Alps, as potential hotspots for large white hydrogen reserves, offering a promising clean energy alternative to fossil fuels.
Mountain Ranges Identified as Potential Hotspots for Large White Hydrogen Reserves
A new study published in Science Advances uses computer models to identify mountain ranges, such as the Pyrenees and Alps, as potential hotspots for large white hydrogen reserves, offering a promising clean energy alternative to fossil fuels.
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40% Bias Score
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