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Renewable Energy Now Cheaper Than Fossil Fuels, But Challenges Remain
UN Secretary-General António Guterres declared the fossil fuel era over, citing a new IRENA report showing renewable energy projects are cheaper than fossil fuels in over 90% of cases; however, challenges remain in grid infrastructure investment and continued fossil fuel projects in some nations.
Renewable Energy Now Cheaper Than Fossil Fuels, But Challenges Remain
UN Secretary-General António Guterres declared the fossil fuel era over, citing a new IRENA report showing renewable energy projects are cheaper than fossil fuels in over 90% of cases; however, challenges remain in grid infrastructure investment and continued fossil fuel projects in some nations.
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48% Bias Score


UK Unions Warn of Net-Zero Political Backlash Amidst Slow Green Job Creation
Two major UK unions warn that the Labour government needs to create more green jobs to avoid voters turning to parties that oppose net-zero, citing YouGov polling data showing only 30% of voters believe the energy transition will create local jobs and Reform UK's pledge to scrap green energy contrac...
UK Unions Warn of Net-Zero Political Backlash Amidst Slow Green Job Creation
Two major UK unions warn that the Labour government needs to create more green jobs to avoid voters turning to parties that oppose net-zero, citing YouGov polling data showing only 30% of voters believe the energy transition will create local jobs and Reform UK's pledge to scrap green energy contrac...
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40% Bias Score


Renewable Energy Saves \$57 Billion in 2024
A new report by the International Renewable Energy Agency (Irena) reveals that renewable energy saved the world \$57 billion in fossil fuel costs in 2024 due to 582 gigawatts of new capacity, with 91% of new green plants cheaper than fossil fuel alternatives.
Renewable Energy Saves \$57 Billion in 2024
A new report by the International Renewable Energy Agency (Irena) reveals that renewable energy saved the world \$57 billion in fossil fuel costs in 2024 due to 582 gigawatts of new capacity, with 91% of new green plants cheaper than fossil fuel alternatives.
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40% Bias Score


Record Surge in Wind Turbine Applications in Baden-Württemberg
Over 1,100 wind turbine construction applications were submitted in Baden-Württemberg between May and June due to an expiring federal simplification process, exceeding the current 803 operational turbines and potentially enabling the state to reach its renewable energy goals by 2030.
Record Surge in Wind Turbine Applications in Baden-Württemberg
Over 1,100 wind turbine construction applications were submitted in Baden-Württemberg between May and June due to an expiring federal simplification process, exceeding the current 803 operational turbines and potentially enabling the state to reach its renewable energy goals by 2030.
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36% Bias Score


German Solar Industry Faces Crisis Amidst Asian Competition
Germany's "Solar Valley" initiative is struggling due to bankruptcies and intense price competition from Asia, leaving Meyer Burger seeking investors and the industry facing uncertainty despite the country's strong position in PV system sales and installation. The insolvency of Glasmanufaktur Brande...
German Solar Industry Faces Crisis Amidst Asian Competition
Germany's "Solar Valley" initiative is struggling due to bankruptcies and intense price competition from Asia, leaving Meyer Burger seeking investors and the industry facing uncertainty despite the country's strong position in PV system sales and installation. The insolvency of Glasmanufaktur Brande...
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40% Bias Score


Clean Energy Dominates Investment, but Uneven Transition Requires Urgent Action
In 2023, renewable energy sources dominated new electricity generation capacity, attracting \$2 trillion in investment, exceeding fossil fuel investment by \$800 billion; however, an uneven transition necessitates six key actions for equitable and accelerated progress.
Clean Energy Dominates Investment, but Uneven Transition Requires Urgent Action
In 2023, renewable energy sources dominated new electricity generation capacity, attracting \$2 trillion in investment, exceeding fossil fuel investment by \$800 billion; however, an uneven transition necessitates six key actions for equitable and accelerated progress.
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52% Bias Score

Rotterdam Port reports lowest goods handling in 15 years
The Port of Rotterdam handled 211 million tons of goods in the first half of 2025, a 4.1% decrease compared to previous years, primarily due to weak German industry, Red Sea shipping disruptions, and economic uncertainties; coal imports dropped by 21.1%, while container numbers increased by 2.7%, mo...

Rotterdam Port reports lowest goods handling in 15 years
The Port of Rotterdam handled 211 million tons of goods in the first half of 2025, a 4.1% decrease compared to previous years, primarily due to weak German industry, Red Sea shipping disruptions, and economic uncertainties; coal imports dropped by 21.1%, while container numbers increased by 2.7%, mo...
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32% Bias Score

Record Surge in Wind Turbine Applications in Baden-Württemberg
Baden-Württemberg, Germany, saw a record 1,100 wind turbine construction applications between late May and June due to an expiring federal permitting simplification, exceeding the current 803 turbines and aiming to meet the state's 6,100-megawatt target by 2030.

Record Surge in Wind Turbine Applications in Baden-Württemberg
Baden-Württemberg, Germany, saw a record 1,100 wind turbine construction applications between late May and June due to an expiring federal permitting simplification, exceeding the current 803 turbines and aiming to meet the state's 6,100-megawatt target by 2030.
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48% Bias Score

Schleswig-Holstein Urges Germany to Stay Course on Renewable Energy
Schleswig-Holstein's Minister of the Environment, Tobias Goldschmidt, urges the German federal government to maintain its course on renewable energy, highlighting the state's substantial wind energy projects (9 GW operational, 4.7 GW planned) and expressing concern over conflicting federal policies ...

Schleswig-Holstein Urges Germany to Stay Course on Renewable Energy
Schleswig-Holstein's Minister of the Environment, Tobias Goldschmidt, urges the German federal government to maintain its course on renewable energy, highlighting the state's substantial wind energy projects (9 GW operational, 4.7 GW planned) and expressing concern over conflicting federal policies ...
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40% Bias Score

German Solar Industry Crisis: Insolvencies and Asian Competition Threaten 2030 Goals
Facing intense price competition from China, Germany's solar manufacturing industry is experiencing a crisis with multiple insolvencies, threatening the country's ambitious 2030 renewable energy goals despite a prior boom in demand.

German Solar Industry Crisis: Insolvencies and Asian Competition Threaten 2030 Goals
Facing intense price competition from China, Germany's solar manufacturing industry is experiencing a crisis with multiple insolvencies, threatening the country's ambitious 2030 renewable energy goals despite a prior boom in demand.
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52% Bias Score

EWE's North Sea Gas Deal Sparks Environmental Controversy
EWE, a German energy supplier, will source natural gas from the North Sea via a deal with One-Dyas, aiming for lower emissions than imported LNG, despite environmental concerns regarding damage to protected reefs and the wasteful use of renewable energy for gas extraction.

EWE's North Sea Gas Deal Sparks Environmental Controversy
EWE, a German energy supplier, will source natural gas from the North Sea via a deal with One-Dyas, aiming for lower emissions than imported LNG, despite environmental concerns regarding damage to protected reefs and the wasteful use of renewable energy for gas extraction.
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44% Bias Score

Renewable Energy Capacity Soars to Record High in 2024
The UN reports that renewable energy, especially solar and wind, is now the cheapest and fastest option for new energy production, with 2024 seeing a record 582 gigawatts of new capacity added globally, exceeding fossil fuel additions on nearly every continent.

Renewable Energy Capacity Soars to Record High in 2024
The UN reports that renewable energy, especially solar and wind, is now the cheapest and fastest option for new energy production, with 2024 seeing a record 582 gigawatts of new capacity added globally, exceeding fossil fuel additions on nearly every continent.
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40% Bias Score
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