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Greece's Renewable Energy Boom Faces Grid Capacity and Storage Hurdles
A diaNEOsis analysis reveals that while Greece invested €9.5 billion in RES over five years, challenges include energy curtailment (860 GWh in 2024, 3.3% of total RES generation), technical losses, and grid capacity constraints (25% of DEDDIE's high-voltage transformers exceeding limits).
Greece's Renewable Energy Boom Faces Grid Capacity and Storage Hurdles
A diaNEOsis analysis reveals that while Greece invested €9.5 billion in RES over five years, challenges include energy curtailment (860 GWh in 2024, 3.3% of total RES generation), technical losses, and grid capacity constraints (25% of DEDDIE's high-voltage transformers exceeding limits).
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16% Bias Score
Frankfurt's New Power Plant: Replacing Coal, Targeting Green Hydrogen
Mainova's new €350 million Frankfurt power plant, replacing a coal facility, is nearing completion, with gas turbines and heat recovery steam generators installed. Operational by autumn 2026, it will reduce CO2 emissions by 400,000 tons annually, though initially using natural gas, with a future pla...
Frankfurt's New Power Plant: Replacing Coal, Targeting Green Hydrogen
Mainova's new €350 million Frankfurt power plant, replacing a coal facility, is nearing completion, with gas turbines and heat recovery steam generators installed. Operational by autumn 2026, it will reduce CO2 emissions by 400,000 tons annually, though initially using natural gas, with a future pla...
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48% Bias Score
Bavaria's Last Coal Plant Shuts Down, Remains in Grid Reserve
Bavaria's last coal-fired power plant, Zolling, ceased regular operation on February 24, 2023, but will remain in grid reserve until 2031, preserving 140 jobs and offering backup power, consuming approximately 370,000 tons of coal annually in the past.
Bavaria's Last Coal Plant Shuts Down, Remains in Grid Reserve
Bavaria's last coal-fired power plant, Zolling, ceased regular operation on February 24, 2023, but will remain in grid reserve until 2031, preserving 140 jobs and offering backup power, consuming approximately 370,000 tons of coal annually in the past.
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48% Bias Score
Big Oil's Small Share of Global CO2 Emissions Undermines Climate Lawsuits
The five largest integrated oil companies accounted for 5.4% of global CO2 emissions in 2023, while the US alone contributed 24.5% over the past 60 years; lawsuits targeting these companies ignore broader responsibility for climate change.
Big Oil's Small Share of Global CO2 Emissions Undermines Climate Lawsuits
The five largest integrated oil companies accounted for 5.4% of global CO2 emissions in 2023, while the US alone contributed 24.5% over the past 60 years; lawsuits targeting these companies ignore broader responsibility for climate change.
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52% Bias Score
Germany's Economic Crisis: Climate Policy's Role Debated
Germany's shrinking economy, marked by high energy prices and weak demand, is fueling political debate ahead of elections, with experts emphasizing that climate action, not the policies themselves, is responsible for the downturn, while renewable energy is mitigating the effects of rising gas prices...
Germany's Economic Crisis: Climate Policy's Role Debated
Germany's shrinking economy, marked by high energy prices and weak demand, is fueling political debate ahead of elections, with experts emphasizing that climate action, not the policies themselves, is responsible for the downturn, while renewable energy is mitigating the effects of rising gas prices...
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60% Bias Score
Germany's Divergent Paths to Climate-Friendly Heating
Germany's political parties present diverse plans for climate-friendly heating: CDU supports various options with continued funding; FDP advocates for market-based solutions and a climate dividend; Greens aim to expand heat pump support and implement a social climate allowance; the new building ener...
Germany's Divergent Paths to Climate-Friendly Heating
Germany's political parties present diverse plans for climate-friendly heating: CDU supports various options with continued funding; FDP advocates for market-based solutions and a climate dividend; Greens aim to expand heat pump support and implement a social climate allowance; the new building ener...
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48% Bias Score
Germany Secures Funding for Heat Pump Installations
Germany's federal funding for heat pump installations is secured, ensuring that approved applications will receive subsidies. Since February 27, 2024, 35,800 applications have been received this year, mostly for heat pump installations, reflecting the program's success in driving the transition away...
Germany Secures Funding for Heat Pump Installations
Germany's federal funding for heat pump installations is secured, ensuring that approved applications will receive subsidies. Since February 27, 2024, 35,800 applications have been received this year, mostly for heat pump installations, reflecting the program's success in driving the transition away...
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36% Bias Score
Rotterdam Port Faces Trade War Risks, but Shows Resilience
The Port of Rotterdam, Europe's largest seaport, faces potential significant impacts from a US-China-Europe trade war, along with challenges from high energy costs, overregulation, and increased cyberattacks; however, it showed resilience in 2023 with container transport growth of almost 3 percent a...
Rotterdam Port Faces Trade War Risks, but Shows Resilience
The Port of Rotterdam, Europe's largest seaport, faces potential significant impacts from a US-China-Europe trade war, along with challenges from high energy costs, overregulation, and increased cyberattacks; however, it showed resilience in 2023 with container transport growth of almost 3 percent a...
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36% Bias Score
Almaraz Nuclear Plant Closure Threatens Madrid's Energy Security and Economy
Over 7,000 Spaniards protested the planned closure of the Almaraz nuclear plant, prompting concerns in Madrid, which gets nearly 40% of its energy from Almaraz and faces potential €22.5 billion costs to replace it, jeopardizing investments in data centers and technology.
Almaraz Nuclear Plant Closure Threatens Madrid's Energy Security and Economy
Over 7,000 Spaniards protested the planned closure of the Almaraz nuclear plant, prompting concerns in Madrid, which gets nearly 40% of its energy from Almaraz and faces potential €22.5 billion costs to replace it, jeopardizing investments in data centers and technology.
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52% Bias Score
German Public Backs Energy Transition Despite Growing Concerns
A new poll shows 60% of Germans support the energy transition despite concerns; 35% see more risks than benefits, linked to the Ukraine war shifting public focus from climate change.
German Public Backs Energy Transition Despite Growing Concerns
A new poll shows 60% of Germans support the energy transition despite concerns; 35% see more risks than benefits, linked to the Ukraine war shifting public focus from climate change.
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40% Bias Score
Germany's Heating Act Faces Major Revisions After Election
Germany's controversial Heating Act, effective since early 2024, mandates 65% renewable energy in new heating systems from 2024, with transition periods for existing buildings; post-election, SPD, CDU/CSU, FDP, and Greens propose significant revisions focusing on simplification, market mechanisms, a...
Germany's Heating Act Faces Major Revisions After Election
Germany's controversial Heating Act, effective since early 2024, mandates 65% renewable energy in new heating systems from 2024, with transition periods for existing buildings; post-election, SPD, CDU/CSU, FDP, and Greens propose significant revisions focusing on simplification, market mechanisms, a...
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32% Bias Score
High Energy Costs Cripple German Manufacturing"
High electricity prices in Germany, exacerbated by the war in Ukraine, are forcing companies like Lössnitz Foundry, Feralpi, and Georgsmarienhütte to cut production, threatening thousands of jobs and Germany's industrial competitiveness; the upcoming elections may shift energy policy.
High Energy Costs Cripple German Manufacturing"
High electricity prices in Germany, exacerbated by the war in Ukraine, are forcing companies like Lössnitz Foundry, Feralpi, and Georgsmarienhütte to cut production, threatening thousands of jobs and Germany's industrial competitiveness; the upcoming elections may shift energy policy.
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48% Bias Score
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