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Blair Criticizes UK Net-Zero Policies, Sparking Labour Debate
Former Prime Minister Tony Blair criticized the UK government's net-zero policies as "doomed to fail," advocating for a focus on emerging technologies instead of limiting fossil fuels; this sparked debate within the Labour party and highlighted challenges in implementing climate action plans.
Blair Criticizes UK Net-Zero Policies, Sparking Labour Debate
Former Prime Minister Tony Blair criticized the UK government's net-zero policies as "doomed to fail," advocating for a focus on emerging technologies instead of limiting fossil fuels; this sparked debate within the Labour party and highlighted challenges in implementing climate action plans.
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48% Bias Score


China's Renewables Surpass Coal in Installed Capacity
By end-March 2025, China's installed wind and solar power capacity surpassed coal for the first time, driven by a 17.2% and 43.4% year-on-year increase respectively, marking a significant milestone in its energy transition and boosting non-fossil energy consumption.
China's Renewables Surpass Coal in Installed Capacity
By end-March 2025, China's installed wind and solar power capacity surpassed coal for the first time, driven by a 17.2% and 43.4% year-on-year increase respectively, marking a significant milestone in its energy transition and boosting non-fossil energy consumption.
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40% 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.
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48% Bias Score


Germany's New Economics Minister Faces Stagnant Economy, Policy Conflicts
Germany's new Minister of Economics, Katherina Reiche, faces the challenge of reviving the stagnant economy, marked by high energy costs and bureaucracy, while navigating inter-ministerial conflicts over policy implementation and the energy transition.
Germany's New Economics Minister Faces Stagnant Economy, Policy Conflicts
Germany's new Minister of Economics, Katherina Reiche, faces the challenge of reviving the stagnant economy, marked by high energy costs and bureaucracy, while navigating inter-ministerial conflicts over policy implementation and the energy transition.
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48% Bias Score


Chinese Solar Companies Invest in Indonesia's Growing Renewable Energy Market
Solartech Indonesia 2025, ending Friday, highlighted Chinese companies' advanced solar technologies and their significant investment plans in Indonesia's burgeoning renewable energy market, driven by the government's ambitious renewable energy targets and the country's unique geographic characterist...
Chinese Solar Companies Invest in Indonesia's Growing Renewable Energy Market
Solartech Indonesia 2025, ending Friday, highlighted Chinese companies' advanced solar technologies and their significant investment plans in Indonesia's burgeoning renewable energy market, driven by the government's ambitious renewable energy targets and the country's unique geographic characterist...
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52% Bias Score


Reviving Coal Plants: Big Tech's Demand Drives Energy Sector Transformation
The rising demand for electricity from Big Tech is prompting the repurposing of retired coal-fired power plants in the US, transforming them into facilities powered by natural gas, solar, battery storage, and even nuclear power, which will help meet the surging demand while mitigating the economic f...
Reviving Coal Plants: Big Tech's Demand Drives Energy Sector Transformation
The rising demand for electricity from Big Tech is prompting the repurposing of retired coal-fired power plants in the US, transforming them into facilities powered by natural gas, solar, battery storage, and even nuclear power, which will help meet the surging demand while mitigating the economic f...
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40% Bias Score

China's Renewables Surpass Coal in Installed Capacity
By the end of the first quarter of 2025, China's installed wind and solar power capacity surpassed coal power for the first time, driven by a 17.2% and 43.4% year-on-year increase in wind and solar capacity, respectively; this signals a major milestone in the country's energy transition and increase...

China's Renewables Surpass Coal in Installed Capacity
By the end of the first quarter of 2025, China's installed wind and solar power capacity surpassed coal power for the first time, driven by a 17.2% and 43.4% year-on-year increase in wind and solar capacity, respectively; this signals a major milestone in the country's energy transition and increase...
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52% Bias Score

Spain's Massive Power Outage Exposes Renewable Energy Grid Vulnerabilities
A massive power outage hit Spain on Monday, dropping energy production by 60% in five seconds due to two southwestern peninsula disconnections, exposing vulnerabilities in the grid's reliance on renewable energy and prompting government investigations.

Spain's Massive Power Outage Exposes Renewable Energy Grid Vulnerabilities
A massive power outage hit Spain on Monday, dropping energy production by 60% in five seconds due to two southwestern peninsula disconnections, exposing vulnerabilities in the grid's reliance on renewable energy and prompting government investigations.
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56% 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.
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44% Bias Score

France Debates Energy Plan Amidst Political Opposition
The French National Assembly will debate, without a vote, its new energy plan for 2025-2035 on April 28th, aiming to reduce fossil fuels to 30% by 2035 and increase nuclear power, despite political opposition from the National Rally who claim it will increase energy costs.

France Debates Energy Plan Amidst Political Opposition
The French National Assembly will debate, without a vote, its new energy plan for 2025-2035 on April 28th, aiming to reduce fossil fuels to 30% by 2035 and increase nuclear power, despite political opposition from the National Rally who claim it will increase energy costs.
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52% Bias Score

German Biology Teacher's Wind Turbine Sparks Energy Revolution
In 1982, Dietrich Koch, a German biology teacher, became the first private individual to feed wind-generated electricity into Germany's public grid, triggering a pivotal moment in Germany's energy transition and ultimately contributing to the closure of the Ibbenbüren coal plant and its replacement ...

German Biology Teacher's Wind Turbine Sparks Energy Revolution
In 1982, Dietrich Koch, a German biology teacher, became the first private individual to feed wind-generated electricity into Germany's public grid, triggering a pivotal moment in Germany's energy transition and ultimately contributing to the closure of the Ibbenbüren coal plant and its replacement ...
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52% Bias Score

Shell and Total Partially Withdraw from Key Dutch CO2 Storage Project
Shell and TotalEnergies are partially withdrawing from the crucial Dutch CO2 storage project Aramis due to perceived high financial risks associated with pipeline construction, leading the Dutch government to step in with financial support to ensure the project's continuation, despite concerns about...

Shell and Total Partially Withdraw from Key Dutch CO2 Storage Project
Shell and TotalEnergies are partially withdrawing from the crucial Dutch CO2 storage project Aramis due to perceived high financial risks associated with pipeline construction, leading the Dutch government to step in with financial support to ensure the project's continuation, despite concerns about...
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48% Bias Score
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