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Union's Failed Judge Selection Sparks German Political Crisis
Former German Federal Constitutional Judge Peter Müller criticizes the Union's handling of a failed judge selection in the Bundestag as a clear leadership failure, raising concerns about the German political center's effectiveness; the SPD demands a thorough investigation.
Union's Failed Judge Selection Sparks German Political Crisis
Former German Federal Constitutional Judge Peter Müller criticizes the Union's handling of a failed judge selection in the Bundestag as a clear leadership failure, raising concerns about the German political center's effectiveness; the SPD demands a thorough investigation.
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32% Bias Score


UK Air Pollution Control: Wide Disparities Across Sectors
A UK study reveals significant disparities in nitrogen oxide emission limits across sectors, with power stations emitting up to 10 times more than household boilers per energy unit, and construction diggers emitting 100 times more; lax regulations, not technology, are often to blame.
UK Air Pollution Control: Wide Disparities Across Sectors
A UK study reveals significant disparities in nitrogen oxide emission limits across sectors, with power stations emitting up to 10 times more than household boilers per energy unit, and construction diggers emitting 100 times more; lax regulations, not technology, are often to blame.
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36% Bias Score


OPEC Seminar Emphasizes Energy Transition and Security
The 9th OPEC International Seminar, held in Vienna from July 9-10, 2025, addressed energy transitions, market stability, and security, featuring discussions on balancing carbon emission reduction with energy access and launching the 19th World Oil Outlook.
OPEC Seminar Emphasizes Energy Transition and Security
The 9th OPEC International Seminar, held in Vienna from July 9-10, 2025, addressed energy transitions, market stability, and security, featuring discussions on balancing carbon emission reduction with energy access and launching the 19th World Oil Outlook.
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36% Bias Score


EU Coal Production Plunges 12% in 2024
EU coal production fell 12% in 2024 to 242 million tons, hitting a record low in consumption; Germany, Bulgaria, Greece, Hungary, Romania, and Slovenia continue lignite extraction, while Germany consumed 92 million tons in 2024, the most in the EU.
EU Coal Production Plunges 12% in 2024
EU coal production fell 12% in 2024 to 242 million tons, hitting a record low in consumption; Germany, Bulgaria, Greece, Hungary, Romania, and Slovenia continue lignite extraction, while Germany consumed 92 million tons in 2024, the most in the EU.
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36% Bias Score


Aboitiz Wins Bid for Philippine Hydroelectric Plant
The Thunder Consortium, led by Aboitiz Renewables, won the bid for the 728-megawatt Caliraya-Botocan-Kalayaan hydroelectric plant in the Philippines with a 36.3 billion pesos ($642 million) offer, furthering the country's renewable energy goals and reflecting Aboitiz's 190 billion pesos investment i...
Aboitiz Wins Bid for Philippine Hydroelectric Plant
The Thunder Consortium, led by Aboitiz Renewables, won the bid for the 728-megawatt Caliraya-Botocan-Kalayaan hydroelectric plant in the Philippines with a 36.3 billion pesos ($642 million) offer, furthering the country's renewable energy goals and reflecting Aboitiz's 190 billion pesos investment i...
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40% Bias Score


Germany's Solar Energy Expansion Slows, Raising 2030 Target Concerns
Germany's solar energy expansion has reached 107.5 gigawatts of installed capacity by mid-2024, halfway towards the 2030 target of 215 gigawatts; however, the recent slowdown in expansion raises concerns about achieving this goal.
Germany's Solar Energy Expansion Slows, Raising 2030 Target Concerns
Germany's solar energy expansion has reached 107.5 gigawatts of installed capacity by mid-2024, halfway towards the 2030 target of 215 gigawatts; however, the recent slowdown in expansion raises concerns about achieving this goal.
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40% Bias Score

OPEC Predicts Continued Rise in Global Oil Demand Through 2050
OPEC's annual report projects that global oil demand will continue to rise, reaching 113.3 million barrels per day by 2030 and nearly 123 million by 2050, driven by increased electricity consumption from data centers and AI, despite predictions by the IEA of peaking oil demand after this decade.

OPEC Predicts Continued Rise in Global Oil Demand Through 2050
OPEC's annual report projects that global oil demand will continue to rise, reaching 113.3 million barrels per day by 2030 and nearly 123 million by 2050, driven by increased electricity consumption from data centers and AI, despite predictions by the IEA of peaking oil demand after this decade.
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40% Bias Score

EU Carbon Tax to Hike Greek Fuel Costs by €800 Million Annually
The EU's ETS2 regulation, effective January 1, 2027, will increase fuel costs for Greek households and businesses by an estimated €800 million annually, impacting vulnerable households disproportionately; the EU's Social Climate Fund aims to partially offset these costs.

EU Carbon Tax to Hike Greek Fuel Costs by €800 Million Annually
The EU's ETS2 regulation, effective January 1, 2027, will increase fuel costs for Greek households and businesses by an estimated €800 million annually, impacting vulnerable households disproportionately; the EU's Social Climate Fund aims to partially offset these costs.
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52% Bias Score

Dutch Court Rejects €2.5 Billion Claim from RWE and Uniper over Coal Plant Closures
A Dutch court rejected a €2.5 billion claim by RWE and Uniper for losses incurred from the early closure of their coal-fired power plants due to Dutch climate policy, ruling that the companies should have anticipated the eventual ban on coal.

Dutch Court Rejects €2.5 Billion Claim from RWE and Uniper over Coal Plant Closures
A Dutch court rejected a €2.5 billion claim by RWE and Uniper for losses incurred from the early closure of their coal-fired power plants due to Dutch climate policy, ruling that the companies should have anticipated the eventual ban on coal.
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36% Bias Score

Spain's Environmental Taxes: Balancing Energy Transition and Distributional Equity
Spain's environmental tax revenue was 1.5% of GDP in 2022, impacted by temporary tax cuts. Restructuring these taxes to favor energy transition requires addressing distributional impacts to avoid political opposition.

Spain's Environmental Taxes: Balancing Energy Transition and Distributional Equity
Spain's environmental tax revenue was 1.5% of GDP in 2022, impacted by temporary tax cuts. Restructuring these taxes to favor energy transition requires addressing distributional impacts to avoid political opposition.
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32% Bias Score

Poland's Renewable Energy Surpasses Coal in June 2025
In June 2025, Poland's renewable energy sources (primarily solar and wind) generated 44.1% of its electricity, surpassing coal (43.7%) for the first time, due to favorable weather and increased solar capacity, though fossil fuels still dominate, while regulatory hurdles and infrastructure limitation...

Poland's Renewable Energy Surpasses Coal in June 2025
In June 2025, Poland's renewable energy sources (primarily solar and wind) generated 44.1% of its electricity, surpassing coal (43.7%) for the first time, due to favorable weather and increased solar capacity, though fossil fuels still dominate, while regulatory hurdles and infrastructure limitation...
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36% Bias Score

German Solar Power Soars Despite Domestic Production Slump
In 2024, German photovoltaic systems generated a record 13.8% of the country's electricity (59.5 million megawatt hours), despite a 56% drop in domestic solar module production and an 86% reliance on Chinese imports.

German Solar Power Soars Despite Domestic Production Slump
In 2024, German photovoltaic systems generated a record 13.8% of the country's electricity (59.5 million megawatt hours), despite a 56% drop in domestic solar module production and an 86% reliance on Chinese imports.
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36% Bias Score
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