Showing 649 to 660 of 3,001 results
Spanish Power Grid Failure: Cyberattack Ruled Out
A massive power outage crippled Spain, Portugal, and parts of France on Monday, causing 15GW of power loss in five seconds; the Spanish grid operator ruled out a cyberattack, citing two near-simultaneous disconnection events in the southwest, but the exact cause remains under investigation.
Spanish Power Grid Failure: Cyberattack Ruled Out
A massive power outage crippled Spain, Portugal, and parts of France on Monday, causing 15GW of power loss in five seconds; the Spanish grid operator ruled out a cyberattack, citing two near-simultaneous disconnection events in the southwest, but the exact cause remains under investigation.
Progress
48% Bias Score
Spain's Blackout: System Failure, Not Cyberattack
A massive power outage in Spain on [Date] was caused by a system failure, specifically two consecutive disconnections of southwestern generation plants due to grid instability from high photovoltaic energy influx, according to Red Eléctrica.
Spain's Blackout: System Failure, Not Cyberattack
A massive power outage in Spain on [Date] was caused by a system failure, specifically two consecutive disconnections of southwestern generation plants due to grid instability from high photovoltaic energy influx, according to Red Eléctrica.
Progress
48% Bias Score
First Deep-Sea Mining Permit Application Submitted
The Canadian company The Metals Company (TMC) has become the first to apply for a permit for controversial deep-sea mining in international waters, specifically targeting manganese nodules in the Clarion-Clipperton Zone of the eastern Pacific Ocean, despite widespread environmental concerns and the ...
First Deep-Sea Mining Permit Application Submitted
The Canadian company The Metals Company (TMC) has become the first to apply for a permit for controversial deep-sea mining in international waters, specifically targeting manganese nodules in the Clarion-Clipperton Zone of the eastern Pacific Ocean, despite widespread environmental concerns and the ...
Progress
56% Bias Score
Spain Blackout Overshadows EPP Congress Amidst Government Criticism
A major blackout paralyzed Spain, overshadowing the opening of the European People's Party congress in Valencia, prompting criticism of the government's handling of the energy crisis and highlighting the EPP's focus on combating populism and securing a united Europe.
Spain Blackout Overshadows EPP Congress Amidst Government Criticism
A major blackout paralyzed Spain, overshadowing the opening of the European People's Party congress in Valencia, prompting criticism of the government's handling of the energy crisis and highlighting the EPP's focus on combating populism and securing a united Europe.
Progress
56% Bias Score
China strengthens nuclear safety with new draft law
China is drafting a new atomic energy law with 59 provisions focusing on emergency management, safety protocols, and material control to prevent accidents and promote sustainable nuclear energy development, reflecting its commitment to responsible nuclear power.
China strengthens nuclear safety with new draft law
China is drafting a new atomic energy law with 59 provisions focusing on emergency management, safety protocols, and material control to prevent accidents and promote sustainable nuclear energy development, reflecting its commitment to responsible nuclear power.
Progress
24% Bias Score
Saxony-Anhalt Mandates Heat Plans to Boost Sustainable Heating
Saxony-Anhalt's Energy Minister Armin Willingmann announced plans for mandatory heat plans by 2028 to promote sustainable heating, emphasizing financial support and a shift away from Russian gas, while allowing continued use of existing heating systems where repairable.
Saxony-Anhalt Mandates Heat Plans to Boost Sustainable Heating
Saxony-Anhalt's Energy Minister Armin Willingmann announced plans for mandatory heat plans by 2028 to promote sustainable heating, emphasizing financial support and a shift away from Russian gas, while allowing continued use of existing heating systems where repairable.
Progress
44% Bias Score
Massive Power Outage Hits Spain and Portugal
A massive power outage hit Spain and Portugal on Monday, affecting 6.4 million customers in Portugal and causing disruptions to transportation and other services. While power was largely restored by Tuesday morning, the cause remains under investigation, with conflicting reports on the role of extre...
Massive Power Outage Hits Spain and Portugal
A massive power outage hit Spain and Portugal on Monday, affecting 6.4 million customers in Portugal and causing disruptions to transportation and other services. While power was largely restored by Tuesday morning, the cause remains under investigation, with conflicting reports on the role of extre...
Progress
40% Bias Score
Spain-Portugal Blackout Underscores Germany's Power Grid Vulnerability
A massive power outage in Spain and Portugal disrupted daily life for millions, highlighting vulnerabilities in interconnected systems; while Germany's grid is considered secure, geopolitical tensions increase the risk of similar events, necessitating improved resilience and public preparedness.
Spain-Portugal Blackout Underscores Germany's Power Grid Vulnerability
A massive power outage in Spain and Portugal disrupted daily life for millions, highlighting vulnerabilities in interconnected systems; while Germany's grid is considered secure, geopolitical tensions increase the risk of similar events, necessitating improved resilience and public preparedness.
Progress
36% Bias Score
EU's Pragmatic Energy Policy: Balancing Security with Values
The European Union's energy diversification efforts post-2022 have prioritized energy security over political values, leading to increased reliance on suppliers like Algeria, Libya, and Qatar, while simultaneously excluding Iran due to sanctions and geopolitical considerations.
EU's Pragmatic Energy Policy: Balancing Security with Values
The European Union's energy diversification efforts post-2022 have prioritized energy security over political values, leading to increased reliance on suppliers like Algeria, Libya, and Qatar, while simultaneously excluding Iran due to sanctions and geopolitical considerations.
Progress
40% Bias Score
Thinktank Urges Nationalisation of UK Gas Power Stations to Curb Excessive Fees
A thinktank urges the nationalisation of Britain's gas power stations to prevent them from charging excessive fees—up to 100 times the normal market rate—during periods of low renewable energy, highlighting instances such as almost £18m paid to two plants in a single cold snap.
Thinktank Urges Nationalisation of UK Gas Power Stations to Curb Excessive Fees
A thinktank urges the nationalisation of Britain's gas power stations to prevent them from charging excessive fees—up to 100 times the normal market rate—during periods of low renewable energy, highlighting instances such as almost £18m paid to two plants in a single cold snap.
Progress
56% Bias Score
Spain and Portugal Rule Out Cyberattack in Massive Power Outage
A massive power outage hit Spain and Portugal on Monday at 12:33 PM Spanish time, causing widespread chaos. Spanish grid operator REE, after collaborating with national agencies, ruled out a cyberattack, attributing the incident to a problem within the energy transport network.
Spain and Portugal Rule Out Cyberattack in Massive Power Outage
A massive power outage hit Spain and Portugal on Monday at 12:33 PM Spanish time, causing widespread chaos. Spanish grid operator REE, after collaborating with national agencies, ruled out a cyberattack, attributing the incident to a problem within the energy transport network.
Progress
40% Bias Score
Germany to Lower Gas Storage Mandates
Germany plans to lower its mandated gas storage levels to 70% by November 1st, citing improved supply and market inefficiencies caused by higher summer gas prices, a move welcomed by some but criticized by others as potentially risking insufficient winter reserves.
Germany to Lower Gas Storage Mandates
Germany plans to lower its mandated gas storage levels to 70% by November 1st, citing improved supply and market inefficiencies caused by higher summer gas prices, a move welcomed by some but criticized by others as potentially risking insufficient winter reserves.
Progress
44% Bias Score
Showing 649 to 660 of 3,001 results