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Woodside Secures \$9.5B for US LNG Project Amidst Oil Price Plunge
Woodside Energy sold a 40% stake in its proposed Louisiana LNG export terminal for \$9.5 billion, securing funding amidst falling oil prices driven by Trump's tariffs and increased Saudi oil production; the project could double Woodside's LNG exports.
Woodside Secures \$9.5B for US LNG Project Amidst Oil Price Plunge
Woodside Energy sold a 40% stake in its proposed Louisiana LNG export terminal for \$9.5 billion, securing funding amidst falling oil prices driven by Trump's tariffs and increased Saudi oil production; the project could double Woodside's LNG exports.
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36% Bias Score


UK's Energy Vulnerability Heightened by Russia Pipeline Sabotage Fears
Security concerns over potential Russian sabotage of Britain's energy pipelines, coupled with the nation's increasing reliance on imported energy due to Net Zero policies, have prompted warnings for households to prepare 72-hour survival kits; the UK's energy security is under threat.
UK's Energy Vulnerability Heightened by Russia Pipeline Sabotage Fears
Security concerns over potential Russian sabotage of Britain's energy pipelines, coupled with the nation's increasing reliance on imported energy due to Net Zero policies, have prompted warnings for households to prepare 72-hour survival kits; the UK's energy security is under threat.
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56% Bias Score


India and Sri Lanka Strengthen Ties with New Defense and Energy Deals
During his visit to Sri Lanka on Saturday, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi witnessed the signing of defense and energy deals with President Anura Kumara Dissanayake, aiming to consolidate India's influence and counter China's growing presence in the island nation.
India and Sri Lanka Strengthen Ties with New Defense and Energy Deals
During his visit to Sri Lanka on Saturday, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi witnessed the signing of defense and energy deals with President Anura Kumara Dissanayake, aiming to consolidate India's influence and counter China's growing presence in the island nation.
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48% Bias Score


Victoria's Gas Consumption Drop Raises Industrial Decline Fears
Victoria's gas consumption dropped 11 petajoules (16 percent) due to large manufacturers closing (Qenos, ExxonMobil refinery, Oceania Glass), averting shortages but raising concerns about industrial decline and economic impacts, despite government claims of employment growth in the sector.
Victoria's Gas Consumption Drop Raises Industrial Decline Fears
Victoria's gas consumption dropped 11 petajoules (16 percent) due to large manufacturers closing (Qenos, ExxonMobil refinery, Oceania Glass), averting shortages but raising concerns about industrial decline and economic impacts, despite government claims of employment growth in the sector.
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52% Bias Score


Russian Drone Attack Damages Chernobyl Shelter
A Russian drone attack on February 14th caused a 15-square-meter hole and over 200 smaller holes in the Chernobyl New Safe Confinement shelter, resulting in a three-week fire that damaged the roof and pressure control systems. Despite normal radiation levels, experts are concerned about the structur...
Russian Drone Attack Damages Chernobyl Shelter
A Russian drone attack on February 14th caused a 15-square-meter hole and over 200 smaller holes in the Chernobyl New Safe Confinement shelter, resulting in a three-week fire that damaged the roof and pressure control systems. Despite normal radiation levels, experts are concerned about the structur...
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24% Bias Score


Germany's Solar Boom: 4.1 Million Installations and a Surge in Balcony Power Plants
Germany's Renewable Energy Act, implemented 25 years ago, has driven the installation of over 4.1 million operational solar power systems generating over 71 gigawatts, with a surge in smaller 'balcony power plants' adding to the growth.
Germany's Solar Boom: 4.1 Million Installations and a Surge in Balcony Power Plants
Germany's Renewable Energy Act, implemented 25 years ago, has driven the installation of over 4.1 million operational solar power systems generating over 71 gigawatts, with a surge in smaller 'balcony power plants' adding to the growth.
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40% Bias Score

Revised Pylon Route Fails to Fully Appease Scottish Borders Communities
ScottishPower Energy Networks (SPEN) has altered the route of its Cross Border Connection project, moving the planned pylons away from some villages in the Scottish Borders to appease local concerns, but this has shifted the impact onto other communities. The 57-mile route now takes a different path...

Revised Pylon Route Fails to Fully Appease Scottish Borders Communities
ScottishPower Energy Networks (SPEN) has altered the route of its Cross Border Connection project, moving the planned pylons away from some villages in the Scottish Borders to appease local concerns, but this has shifted the impact onto other communities. The 57-mile route now takes a different path...
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44% Bias Score

German Coal Plant Demolished to Make Way for Wind Power Converter Station
On April 6th, 2025, a 19,500-ton boiler house and a 125-meter cooling tower at the former Ibbenbüren coal power plant in Ibbenbüren, Germany were demolished using 500kg of explosives and specialized techniques, to make way for a wind power converter station as part of the BalWin 2 project by 2031.

German Coal Plant Demolished to Make Way for Wind Power Converter Station
On April 6th, 2025, a 19,500-ton boiler house and a 125-meter cooling tower at the former Ibbenbüren coal power plant in Ibbenbüren, Germany were demolished using 500kg of explosives and specialized techniques, to make way for a wind power converter station as part of the BalWin 2 project by 2031.
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36% Bias Score

Theion's Sulfur-Based Battery: Three Times the Range, Lower Environmental Impact
Theion, a German startup, developed a sulfur-based battery with a 1,000 Wh/kg energy density, offering three times the range of current batteries while reducing environmental impact and costs, with €15 million in funding secured.

Theion's Sulfur-Based Battery: Three Times the Range, Lower Environmental Impact
Theion, a German startup, developed a sulfur-based battery with a 1,000 Wh/kg energy density, offering three times the range of current batteries while reducing environmental impact and costs, with €15 million in funding secured.
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48% Bias Score

German Union Proposes Reactivation of Decommissioned Nuclear Plants
Germany's Union parliamentary group proposes reactivating six decommissioned nuclear power plants, facing significant technical and legal hurdles, despite advanced dismantling in several reactors, prompting a review of their status by July.

German Union Proposes Reactivation of Decommissioned Nuclear Plants
Germany's Union parliamentary group proposes reactivating six decommissioned nuclear power plants, facing significant technical and legal hurdles, despite advanced dismantling in several reactors, prompting a review of their status by July.
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48% Bias Score

Italy's Housing Stock: A Challenge and Opportunity for Green Renovation
Over 60% of Italy's 12 million homes, many built before the 1970s, need modernization to meet EU emission standards, creating a significant challenge and opportunity for the country's building sector, according to a recent ENEA report and Istat data.

Italy's Housing Stock: A Challenge and Opportunity for Green Renovation
Over 60% of Italy's 12 million homes, many built before the 1970s, need modernization to meet EU emission standards, creating a significant challenge and opportunity for the country's building sector, according to a recent ENEA report and Istat data.
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36% Bias Score

EU-Central Asia Summit Highlights Regional Stability and Economic Cooperation
The first EU-Central Asia summit in Samarkand, Uzbekistan, showcased the region's stability and its potential as a reliable partner for the EU, with Kazakhstan playing a key role due to its significant energy exports and foreign investment.

EU-Central Asia Summit Highlights Regional Stability and Economic Cooperation
The first EU-Central Asia summit in Samarkand, Uzbekistan, showcased the region's stability and its potential as a reliable partner for the EU, with Kazakhstan playing a key role due to its significant energy exports and foreign investment.
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36% Bias Score
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