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Spanish Congress Rejects Energy Decree, Jeopardizing Billions in Renewable Investments
Spain's Congress rejected Royal Decree-Law 7/2025, jeopardizing €3 billion in renewable energy projects and potentially €200 billion in future investments due to opposition from the PP and Podemos, despite support from industry and regional leaders. This is the second time this year the measure has ...
Spanish Congress Rejects Energy Decree, Jeopardizing Billions in Renewable Investments
Spain's Congress rejected Royal Decree-Law 7/2025, jeopardizing €3 billion in renewable energy projects and potentially €200 billion in future investments due to opposition from the PP and Podemos, despite support from industry and regional leaders. This is the second time this year the measure has ...
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56% Bias Score
Japan to Build First New Nuclear Reactor Since Fukushima
Kansai Electric Power Co. plans to begin a geological survey for a new nuclear reactor at its Mihama plant in Fukui Prefecture, Japan, the first such project since the 2011 Fukushima disaster, driven by rising electricity demand and the government's renewed support for nuclear energy.
Japan to Build First New Nuclear Reactor Since Fukushima
Kansai Electric Power Co. plans to begin a geological survey for a new nuclear reactor at its Mihama plant in Fukui Prefecture, Japan, the first such project since the 2011 Fukushima disaster, driven by rising electricity demand and the government's renewed support for nuclear energy.
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32% Bias Score
Netherlands Exceeds EU Gas Storage Target Amidst Energy Diversification
Dutch gas storage facilities are currently 54% full, exceeding the EU's July 1st target of 47%, due to increased imports following the halt of Russian gas supplies; this progress, however, highlights the need for further strategic reserves to ensure energy security.
Netherlands Exceeds EU Gas Storage Target Amidst Energy Diversification
Dutch gas storage facilities are currently 54% full, exceeding the EU's July 1st target of 47%, due to increased imports following the halt of Russian gas supplies; this progress, however, highlights the need for further strategic reserves to ensure energy security.
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32% Bias Score
China Begins Construction on World's Largest Hydropower Dam, Raising Geopolitical Concerns
China began construction on the world's largest hydropower dam on the Yarlung Tsangpo River, sparking concern from India and Bangladesh due to potential downstream impacts on water resources, despite China's claims of minimal negative effects.
China Begins Construction on World's Largest Hydropower Dam, Raising Geopolitical Concerns
China began construction on the world's largest hydropower dam on the Yarlung Tsangpo River, sparking concern from India and Bangladesh due to potential downstream impacts on water resources, despite China's claims of minimal negative effects.
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40% Bias Score
Europe's Nuclear Power Renaissance: Climate Goals and Geopolitics Drive Expansion
Hungary's Paks nuclear power plant, currently producing nearly half the country's electricity, is expanding with two new Russian-built reactors, reflecting a broader European trend of increased nuclear energy investment driven by climate targets and energy security concerns, despite some countries m...
Europe's Nuclear Power Renaissance: Climate Goals and Geopolitics Drive Expansion
Hungary's Paks nuclear power plant, currently producing nearly half the country's electricity, is expanding with two new Russian-built reactors, reflecting a broader European trend of increased nuclear energy investment driven by climate targets and energy security concerns, despite some countries m...
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56% Bias Score
Italian Startup Reduces Streetlight Energy Consumption by 40-60% Using Sound Analysis
Trailslight, a Bologna-based startup, uses a device attached to streetlights to analyze traffic noise and adjust lighting intensity, reducing energy consumption by 40-60% while complying with UNI 11248 standards and enhancing smart city capabilities.
Italian Startup Reduces Streetlight Energy Consumption by 40-60% Using Sound Analysis
Trailslight, a Bologna-based startup, uses a device attached to streetlights to analyze traffic noise and adjust lighting intensity, reducing energy consumption by 40-60% while complying with UNI 11248 standards and enhancing smart city capabilities.
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48% Bias Score
Spanish Congress Rejects Anti-Blackout Decree, Jeopardizing €3 Billion in Investments
The Spanish Congress rejected a government decree designed to prevent future power outages by a vote of 183 to 165, jeopardizing €3 billion in renewable energy investments and exposing deep political divisions within the ruling coalition.
Spanish Congress Rejects Anti-Blackout Decree, Jeopardizing €3 Billion in Investments
The Spanish Congress rejected a government decree designed to prevent future power outages by a vote of 183 to 165, jeopardizing €3 billion in renewable energy investments and exposing deep political divisions within the ruling coalition.
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56% Bias Score
UK Invests £63m in Sustainable Aviation Fuel, Facing Climate Concerns
The UK government will invest £63 million in 17 British companies to develop sustainable aviation fuels (SAF) from sources like forest cuttings and household waste, aiming to create 1,400 jobs, add £5 billion to the economy, and meet rising demands while facing criticism over its effectiveness.
UK Invests £63m in Sustainable Aviation Fuel, Facing Climate Concerns
The UK government will invest £63 million in 17 British companies to develop sustainable aviation fuels (SAF) from sources like forest cuttings and household waste, aiming to create 1,400 jobs, add £5 billion to the economy, and meet rising demands while facing criticism over its effectiveness.
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48% Bias Score
Poland's Largest Oil Field Discovered
Central European Petroleum discovered Poland's largest oil field in the Baltic Sea, containing 22 million tons of oil and 5 billion cubic meters of gas, roughly meeting Poland's annual oil demand; while free to sell internationally, CEP prioritized Poland.
Poland's Largest Oil Field Discovered
Central European Petroleum discovered Poland's largest oil field in the Baltic Sea, containing 22 million tons of oil and 5 billion cubic meters of gas, roughly meeting Poland's annual oil demand; while free to sell internationally, CEP prioritized Poland.
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40% Bias Score
China Begins Construction of World's Largest Hydropower Dam in Tibet
China began constructing the world's largest hydropower dam on Tibet's Yarlung Tsangpo River, a $1.67 billion project that concerns India and Bangladesh due to potential water control and ecological impacts, despite China's claims of prioritizing ecological protection and local prosperity.
China Begins Construction of World's Largest Hydropower Dam in Tibet
China began constructing the world's largest hydropower dam on Tibet's Yarlung Tsangpo River, a $1.67 billion project that concerns India and Bangladesh due to potential water control and ecological impacts, despite China's claims of prioritizing ecological protection and local prosperity.
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48% Bias Score
US Secondary Tariffs on Venezuelan Oil Imports Highlight Enforcement Challenges
The US imposed 25% secondary tariffs in March 2023 on countries importing Venezuelan oil, impacting Spain's imports and highlighting enforcement challenges compared to more targeted sanctions against Russia; experts debate effectiveness and future implications.
US Secondary Tariffs on Venezuelan Oil Imports Highlight Enforcement Challenges
The US imposed 25% secondary tariffs in March 2023 on countries importing Venezuelan oil, impacting Spain's imports and highlighting enforcement challenges compared to more targeted sanctions against Russia; experts debate effectiveness and future implications.
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36% Bias Score
China Begins Construction of World's Largest Dam in Tibet
China started building a massive dam in Tibet's Nyingchi, costing nearly \$144 billion, generating 300 billion kilowatt-hours yearly, exceeding the Three Gorges Dam's capacity threefold, but raising environmental and geopolitical concerns.
China Begins Construction of World's Largest Dam in Tibet
China started building a massive dam in Tibet's Nyingchi, costing nearly \$144 billion, generating 300 billion kilowatt-hours yearly, exceeding the Three Gorges Dam's capacity threefold, but raising environmental and geopolitical concerns.
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36% Bias Score
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