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China's Coal Power Expansion Continues Despite Renewable Energy Boom
In the first half of 2025, China added 21 gigawatts of coal power capacity, a nine-year high, while also expanding renewable energy by over 500 gigawatts, reducing CO2 emissions by 1 percent compared to the same period in 2024, although the long-term effects of continued coal investment remain uncer...
China's Coal Power Expansion Continues Despite Renewable Energy Boom
In the first half of 2025, China added 21 gigawatts of coal power capacity, a nine-year high, while also expanding renewable energy by over 500 gigawatts, reducing CO2 emissions by 1 percent compared to the same period in 2024, although the long-term effects of continued coal investment remain uncer...
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28% Bias Score
Scientific Report Challenges Spain's Climate Change-Focused Wildfire Response
Spain's government attributes wildfires solely to climate change, a stance challenged by a report from scientists including Steven Koonin, who highlights the limitations of renewable energy and questions the exaggeration of some climate impacts; Koonin's report, based partly on UN data, suggests tha...
Scientific Report Challenges Spain's Climate Change-Focused Wildfire Response
Spain's government attributes wildfires solely to climate change, a stance challenged by a report from scientists including Steven Koonin, who highlights the limitations of renewable energy and questions the exaggeration of some climate impacts; Koonin's report, based partly on UN data, suggests tha...
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72% Bias Score
UK's North Sea Oil License Halt Causes Mass Job Losses in Aberdeen
The UK Labour government's halt on new North Sea oil and gas licenses is causing mass job losses in Aberdeen, Scotland, impacting thousands directly or indirectly employed in the oil and gas sector; the city's future depends on a successful transition to renewable energy, though concerns remain abou...
UK's North Sea Oil License Halt Causes Mass Job Losses in Aberdeen
The UK Labour government's halt on new North Sea oil and gas licenses is causing mass job losses in Aberdeen, Scotland, impacting thousands directly or indirectly employed in the oil and gas sector; the city's future depends on a successful transition to renewable energy, though concerns remain abou...
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48% Bias Score
Pilot Energy Secures \$3.887M Refund, Repurposes Oil Field for Carbon Capture
Pilot Energy secured a \$3.887 million tax refund after ceasing production at the Cliff Head oil field, aiming to repurpose it as a carbon capture and storage facility within its Mid West Clean Energy project, which has attracted interest from a consortium of South Korean energy firms.
Pilot Energy Secures \$3.887M Refund, Repurposes Oil Field for Carbon Capture
Pilot Energy secured a \$3.887 million tax refund after ceasing production at the Cliff Head oil field, aiming to repurpose it as a carbon capture and storage facility within its Mid West Clean Energy project, which has attracted interest from a consortium of South Korean energy firms.
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40% Bias Score
Berlin Green Party Opposes Wood-Fired Power Plants, Promotes Geothermal Energy
Berlin's Green Party leader Werner Graf opposes plans for two new wood-fired power plants due to environmental concerns and potential financial risks, advocating for geothermal energy and other sustainable alternatives instead.
Berlin Green Party Opposes Wood-Fired Power Plants, Promotes Geothermal Energy
Berlin's Green Party leader Werner Graf opposes plans for two new wood-fired power plants due to environmental concerns and potential financial risks, advocating for geothermal energy and other sustainable alternatives instead.
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56% Bias Score
€4.3 Million Grant Boosts Saxony-Anhalt's Green Hydrogen Push
Saxony-Anhalt awarded Linde €4.3 million to build a green hydrogen electrolyzer in Leuna, part of an €87 million EU-funded program that is now fully subscribed, aiming to reach 1000 megawatts of installed capacity by 2030, compared to the current 60 megawatts.
€4.3 Million Grant Boosts Saxony-Anhalt's Green Hydrogen Push
Saxony-Anhalt awarded Linde €4.3 million to build a green hydrogen electrolyzer in Leuna, part of an €87 million EU-funded program that is now fully subscribed, aiming to reach 1000 megawatts of installed capacity by 2030, compared to the current 60 megawatts.
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44% Bias Score
Equinor Scraps $10 Billion Australian Wind Farm Project
Equinor's withdrawal from the $10 billion Novocastrian Offshore Wind Farm off Australia's NSW Central Coast, planned to generate 2,000 megawatts within a 500 sq km area, has scrapped the project due to global issues and the Australian partner Oceanex's lack of resources, despite a feasibility licens...
Equinor Scraps $10 Billion Australian Wind Farm Project
Equinor's withdrawal from the $10 billion Novocastrian Offshore Wind Farm off Australia's NSW Central Coast, planned to generate 2,000 megawatts within a 500 sq km area, has scrapped the project due to global issues and the Australian partner Oceanex's lack of resources, despite a feasibility licens...
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40% Bias Score
Germany to Subsidize Electricity Grid Fees with "6.5 Billion Euros"
Germany plans to lower electricity costs by subsidizing transmission network costs with "6.5 billion euros annually", reducing grid fees that have risen from "15.9 billion euros in 2015 to 33 billion euros", impacting households and businesses.
Germany to Subsidize Electricity Grid Fees with "6.5 Billion Euros"
Germany plans to lower electricity costs by subsidizing transmission network costs with "6.5 billion euros annually", reducing grid fees that have risen from "15.9 billion euros in 2015 to 33 billion euros", impacting households and businesses.
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44% Bias Score
Saudi Arabia's Renewable Energy Shift Threatens to Create Global Oil Surplus
Saudi Arabia, the world's largest oil exporter, plans to drastically reduce its domestic oil consumption by transitioning to 130 gigawatts of renewable energy by 2030, potentially creating a global oil surplus and impacting investment strategies in the energy sector.
Saudi Arabia's Renewable Energy Shift Threatens to Create Global Oil Surplus
Saudi Arabia, the world's largest oil exporter, plans to drastically reduce its domestic oil consumption by transitioning to 130 gigawatts of renewable energy by 2030, potentially creating a global oil surplus and impacting investment strategies in the energy sector.
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40% Bias Score
Victoria Expands Renewable Energy Zones, Doubling Connection Costs
Victoria's 2025 Transmission Plan expands renewable energy zones by 200,000 hectares to 1.88 million hectares across nine zones, increasing the cost of connection to approximately $7.9 billion, mostly recovered through higher consumer bills, while aiming to lower wholesale energy prices.
Victoria Expands Renewable Energy Zones, Doubling Connection Costs
Victoria's 2025 Transmission Plan expands renewable energy zones by 200,000 hectares to 1.88 million hectares across nine zones, increasing the cost of connection to approximately $7.9 billion, mostly recovered through higher consumer bills, while aiming to lower wholesale energy prices.
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32% Bias Score
CBA Posts Record Profit, Ends Coal Lending
Commonwealth Bank (CBA) announced record $10.25 billion cash profit for the year to June 2025, a 4% increase, alongside a new policy to cut lending to coal companies without net-zero emissions plans by 2050, impacting approximately $1.2 billion in existing loans. The bank also reported increased hou...
CBA Posts Record Profit, Ends Coal Lending
Commonwealth Bank (CBA) announced record $10.25 billion cash profit for the year to June 2025, a 4% increase, alongside a new policy to cut lending to coal companies without net-zero emissions plans by 2050, impacting approximately $1.2 billion in existing loans. The bank also reported increased hou...
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44% Bias Score
Oil Giants Reverse Course, Prioritizing Fossil Fuel Exploration Amidst Economic and Geopolitical Shifts
Facing economic and geopolitical pressures, major oil companies like BP, Chevron, ExxonMobil, Shell, and TotalEnergies are drastically increasing oil and gas investments, reversing their previous focus on renewable energy, driven by factors such as inflation, interest rates, and energy security conc...
Oil Giants Reverse Course, Prioritizing Fossil Fuel Exploration Amidst Economic and Geopolitical Shifts
Facing economic and geopolitical pressures, major oil companies like BP, Chevron, ExxonMobil, Shell, and TotalEnergies are drastically increasing oil and gas investments, reversing their previous focus on renewable energy, driven by factors such as inflation, interest rates, and energy security conc...
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44% Bias Score
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