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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
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
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
France Curbs Solar Panel Growth to Boost Domestic Production
The French government plans to curb photovoltaic installations, prioritizing self-consumption and delaying larger projects until domestic production from gigafactories increases, impacting thousands of jobs and numerous companies.
France Curbs Solar Panel Growth to Boost Domestic Production
The French government plans to curb photovoltaic installations, prioritizing self-consumption and delaying larger projects until domestic production from gigafactories increases, impacting thousands of jobs and numerous companies.
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56% Bias Score
Russia's February 11th Attack Cripples Ukraine's Energy Grid
Russia launched a massive February 11th attack on Ukraine using missiles and drones, targeting energy infrastructure including the Yablunivske gas field, causing widespread power outages and exacerbating Ukraine's energy crisis stemming from both Russian actions and Ukrainian policy failures.
Russia's February 11th Attack Cripples Ukraine's Energy Grid
Russia launched a massive February 11th attack on Ukraine using missiles and drones, targeting energy infrastructure including the Yablunivske gas field, causing widespread power outages and exacerbating Ukraine's energy crisis stemming from both Russian actions and Ukrainian policy failures.
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64% Bias Score
Baltic States Exit BRELL: Implications for Kaliningrad and the EU
The Baltic states' February 8, 2024 disconnection from the BRELL energy system, anticipated by Russia, will not affect Kaliningrad Oblast due to prior investments in energy infrastructure, but will likely cause higher energy prices and potential blackouts in Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania.
Baltic States Exit BRELL: Implications for Kaliningrad and the EU
The Baltic states' February 8, 2024 disconnection from the BRELL energy system, anticipated by Russia, will not affect Kaliningrad Oblast due to prior investments in energy infrastructure, but will likely cause higher energy prices and potential blackouts in Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania.
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52% 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
US Power Crisis: Google's Nuclear Pivot in AI Race Against China
Google's energy chief warns of a US power capacity crisis fueled by the AI race against China, prompting a shift toward nuclear energy through a partnership with Kairos Power to deploy small modular reactors by 2030.
US Power Crisis: Google's Nuclear Pivot in AI Race Against China
Google's energy chief warns of a US power capacity crisis fueled by the AI race against China, prompting a shift toward nuclear energy through a partnership with Kairos Power to deploy small modular reactors by 2030.
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48% Bias Score
Pacific Future Energy Cancels Proposed West Coast Refinery Project
Pacific Future Energy cancelled its plan for a West Coast refinery near Kitimat, B.C., designed to process Alberta bitumen for export to Asia, after facing regulatory hurdles and community opposition; the company formally notified the Impact Assessment Agency of Canada in December 2023.
Pacific Future Energy Cancels Proposed West Coast Refinery Project
Pacific Future Energy cancelled its plan for a West Coast refinery near Kitimat, B.C., designed to process Alberta bitumen for export to Asia, after facing regulatory hurdles and community opposition; the company formally notified the Impact Assessment Agency of Canada in December 2023.
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48% Bias Score
Ukraine and Russia Exchange Strikes, Damaging Energy Infrastructure
On February 12th, a Ukrainian drone strike targeted a Saratov oil refinery, while Russia launched a large-scale missile and drone attack on Ukraine, damaging energy facilities and prompting power restrictions; Russia also claimed to have taken Yesenove in eastern Ukraine.
Ukraine and Russia Exchange Strikes, Damaging Energy Infrastructure
On February 12th, a Ukrainian drone strike targeted a Saratov oil refinery, while Russia launched a large-scale missile and drone attack on Ukraine, damaging energy facilities and prompting power restrictions; Russia also claimed to have taken Yesenove in eastern Ukraine.
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36% Bias Score
Ireland's Ambitious Green Hydrogen Plan: Export Goals and Domestic Challenges
Ireland's National Hydrogen Strategy aims to leverage offshore wind to produce green hydrogen for sectors like aviation and heavy industry, reducing fossil fuel imports (currently 80 percent, costing over €1 million hourly) and potentially becoming a net energy exporter by 2030.
Ireland's Ambitious Green Hydrogen Plan: Export Goals and Domestic Challenges
Ireland's National Hydrogen Strategy aims to leverage offshore wind to produce green hydrogen for sectors like aviation and heavy industry, reducing fossil fuel imports (currently 80 percent, costing over €1 million hourly) and potentially becoming a net energy exporter by 2030.
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44% Bias Score
AGL Rejects Opposition's Coal-to-Nuclear Plan
AGL, Australia's largest coal-fired electricity supplier, announced it will not extend the operation of its aging coal plants beyond 2035, rejecting the opposition's plan to replace them with nuclear power plants by 2037, citing concerns about higher electricity prices and more frequent outages.
AGL Rejects Opposition's Coal-to-Nuclear Plan
AGL, Australia's largest coal-fired electricity supplier, announced it will not extend the operation of its aging coal plants beyond 2035, rejecting the opposition's plan to replace them with nuclear power plants by 2037, citing concerns about higher electricity prices and more frequent outages.
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56% Bias Score
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