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Carney to Fast-Track Infrastructure Approvals, Moe Pushes for New Energy Corridor
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney will present legislation next week to establish a two-year approval process for major infrastructure projects, aiming to expedite economic development and address concerns about regulatory delays, with support from Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe who is pushing for...
Carney to Fast-Track Infrastructure Approvals, Moe Pushes for New Energy Corridor
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney will present legislation next week to establish a two-year approval process for major infrastructure projects, aiming to expedite economic development and address concerns about regulatory delays, with support from Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe who is pushing for...
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60% Bias Score
Australia Extends Gas Project to 2070, Sparking Climate Backlash
Australia's Environment Minister approved extending the North West Shelf gas project's lifespan to 2070, defying crossbench and environmental group criticism due to existing legislation that prioritizes economic and heritage factors over climate concerns, despite pre-election promises.
Australia Extends Gas Project to 2070, Sparking Climate Backlash
Australia's Environment Minister approved extending the North West Shelf gas project's lifespan to 2070, defying crossbench and environmental group criticism due to existing legislation that prioritizes economic and heritage factors over climate concerns, despite pre-election promises.
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56% Bias Score
Redeia Board Restructured: Government Appoints New Members, Retains Opposition Appointee
The Spanish government has appointed Arancha González Laya and Natalia Fabra to Redeia's board, unexpectedly retaining José María Abad (PP appointee) following a nationwide power outage on April 28th; the chair of the Appointments Committee resigned.
Redeia Board Restructured: Government Appoints New Members, Retains Opposition Appointee
The Spanish government has appointed Arancha González Laya and Natalia Fabra to Redeia's board, unexpectedly retaining José María Abad (PP appointee) following a nationwide power outage on April 28th; the chair of the Appointments Committee resigned.
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52% Bias Score
EU Sanctions Expand Against Russia's 'Shadow Fleet' After Security Incidents
The EU imposed new sanctions on Russia's 'shadow fleet', blacklisting nearly 350 ships used to circumvent oil price caps, following incidents involving suspicious maneuvers near critical infrastructure, including a NATO airspace violation by a Russian military aircraft.
EU Sanctions Expand Against Russia's 'Shadow Fleet' After Security Incidents
The EU imposed new sanctions on Russia's 'shadow fleet', blacklisting nearly 350 ships used to circumvent oil price caps, following incidents involving suspicious maneuvers near critical infrastructure, including a NATO airspace violation by a Russian military aircraft.
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48% Bias Score
Canada to Fast-Track Oil and Gas Infrastructure Development
Canadian Natural Resources Minister Tim Hodgson announced plans to rapidly expand oil and gas infrastructure to increase exports and improve Eastern Canada's energy supply, creating a streamlined permitting process and emphasizing collaboration with provinces, industry, and Indigenous groups.
Canada to Fast-Track Oil and Gas Infrastructure Development
Canadian Natural Resources Minister Tim Hodgson announced plans to rapidly expand oil and gas infrastructure to increase exports and improve Eastern Canada's energy supply, creating a streamlined permitting process and emphasizing collaboration with provinces, industry, and Indigenous groups.
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52% Bias Score
Spain's Fuel Prices Defy Crude Oil Price Drop
Spain's gasoline and diesel prices remain high despite a 20% drop in crude oil prices in euros, with experts citing market uncertainty, reduced demand due to trade wars, and limited competition among distributors as contributing factors.
Spain's Fuel Prices Defy Crude Oil Price Drop
Spain's gasoline and diesel prices remain high despite a 20% drop in crude oil prices in euros, with experts citing market uncertainty, reduced demand due to trade wars, and limited competition among distributors as contributing factors.
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48% Bias Score
Germany Mandates RV Gas Checks
Starting June 19th, German law mandates regular gas checks for RVs with LPG systems to reduce accidents from heating, cooling, or cooking, impacting approximately 1.2 million registered RVs nationwide.
Germany Mandates RV Gas Checks
Starting June 19th, German law mandates regular gas checks for RVs with LPG systems to reduce accidents from heating, cooling, or cooking, impacting approximately 1.2 million registered RVs nationwide.
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20% Bias Score
Shell Exits Direct Gasoline Sales in Mexico
Shell is selling its 139 gas stations and 11 convenience stores in Mexico to Iconn after seven years of operation, a decision influenced by government price controls and the company's broader strategic shifts, subject to regulatory approval.
Shell Exits Direct Gasoline Sales in Mexico
Shell is selling its 139 gas stations and 11 convenience stores in Mexico to Iconn after seven years of operation, a decision influenced by government price controls and the company's broader strategic shifts, subject to regulatory approval.
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40% Bias Score
Sanctions on Nord Stream Pipelines: Symbolic Gesture or Meaningful Action?
Despite the Nord Stream pipelines being inoperable since Autumn 2022 due to sabotage, the EU is still considering sanctions, while the impact of previous sanctions on the Russian economy, including a price cap on oil and SWIFT disconnections, has been limited due to alternative mechanisms and econom...
Sanctions on Nord Stream Pipelines: Symbolic Gesture or Meaningful Action?
Despite the Nord Stream pipelines being inoperable since Autumn 2022 due to sabotage, the EU is still considering sanctions, while the impact of previous sanctions on the Russian economy, including a price cap on oil and SWIFT disconnections, has been limited due to alternative mechanisms and econom...
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60% Bias Score
EU Considers Tougher Sanctions Against Russia
The European Union is considering new sanctions against Russia, including disconnecting over 20 banks from SWIFT, lowering the oil price cap to \$45 per barrel, and banning the Nord Stream pipeline, aiming to pressure Moscow to end the war in Ukraine.
EU Considers Tougher Sanctions Against Russia
The European Union is considering new sanctions against Russia, including disconnecting over 20 banks from SWIFT, lowering the oil price cap to \$45 per barrel, and banning the Nord Stream pipeline, aiming to pressure Moscow to end the war in Ukraine.
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44% Bias Score
Pemex to Lay Off 3,000 Employees in Cost-Cutting Restructuring
Pemex plans to lay off 3,000 non-union employees to save over 10 billion pesos, part of a broader restructuring aiming to improve efficiency and financial health amidst low oil prices and high debt, impacting exploration and exploitation budgets.
Pemex to Lay Off 3,000 Employees in Cost-Cutting Restructuring
Pemex plans to lay off 3,000 non-union employees to save over 10 billion pesos, part of a broader restructuring aiming to improve efficiency and financial health amidst low oil prices and high debt, impacting exploration and exploitation budgets.
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40% Bias Score
EU Sanctions Pressure Russia for Ukraine Ceasefire
On May 20th, 2024, the EU imposed its 17th sanctions package on Russia, aiming to pressure it into ceasefire negotiations in the Ukraine conflict through economic measures, particularly targeting the energy sector, with Ukraine pushing for a drastic price cap reduction on Russian oil.
EU Sanctions Pressure Russia for Ukraine Ceasefire
On May 20th, 2024, the EU imposed its 17th sanctions package on Russia, aiming to pressure it into ceasefire negotiations in the Ukraine conflict through economic measures, particularly targeting the energy sector, with Ukraine pushing for a drastic price cap reduction on Russian oil.
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40% Bias Score
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