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Uniper to Repay .6 Billion in German State Aid
German energy firm Uniper will repay .6 billion in state aid to Germany in Q1 2025, exceeding initial estimates, as part of its restructuring following a .5 billion bailout due to Russia's halting gas supplies.
Uniper to Repay .6 Billion in German State Aid
German energy firm Uniper will repay .6 billion in state aid to Germany in Q1 2025, exceeding initial estimates, as part of its restructuring following a .5 billion bailout due to Russia's halting gas supplies.
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36% Bias Score
Russia Seeks New Energy Markets Amidst EU Sanctions
In 2021, oil and gas exports accounted for 45% of Russia's budget; 49% of its oil and almost 75% of its gas went to the EU. Russia's invasion of Ukraine spurred EU efforts for energy independence, forcing Russia to seek new markets, primarily in China and India, although these face significant obsta...
Russia Seeks New Energy Markets Amidst EU Sanctions
In 2021, oil and gas exports accounted for 45% of Russia's budget; 49% of its oil and almost 75% of its gas went to the EU. Russia's invasion of Ukraine spurred EU efforts for energy independence, forcing Russia to seek new markets, primarily in China and India, although these face significant obsta...
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44% Bias Score
Putin's Energy Gambit: How Russia Funds its War Effort
A new ARTE documentary exposes how Vladimir Putin attempted to use Europe's energy dependence to control the situation in Ukraine; despite sanctions, Russia earns roughly \$500 million daily from oil and gas, facilitating the war effort via indirect EU purchases and complex networks involving shell ...
Putin's Energy Gambit: How Russia Funds its War Effort
A new ARTE documentary exposes how Vladimir Putin attempted to use Europe's energy dependence to control the situation in Ukraine; despite sanctions, Russia earns roughly \$500 million daily from oil and gas, facilitating the war effort via indirect EU purchases and complex networks involving shell ...
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48% Bias Score
China's Record Oil and Gas Production Reduces Reliance on Imports
In 2024, China's oil and gas production surpassed 400 million metric tons of oil equivalent for the first time, driven by increased domestic output and technological innovation, leading to a 1.9 percent decrease in crude oil imports as demand for gasoline and diesel fell due to the rise of electric ...
China's Record Oil and Gas Production Reduces Reliance on Imports
In 2024, China's oil and gas production surpassed 400 million metric tons of oil equivalent for the first time, driven by increased domestic output and technological innovation, leading to a 1.9 percent decrease in crude oil imports as demand for gasoline and diesel fell due to the rise of electric ...
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36% Bias Score
Trump Reverses Biden's Energy Policies, Declares National Energy Emergency
President Trump, on his first day in office, declared a National Energy Emergency, reversing Biden's executive orders that restricted oil and gas production, including the Keystone XL pipeline cancellation and offshore drilling bans. This aims to increase domestic energy production, lower prices, an...
Trump Reverses Biden's Energy Policies, Declares National Energy Emergency
President Trump, on his first day in office, declared a National Energy Emergency, reversing Biden's executive orders that restricted oil and gas production, including the Keystone XL pipeline cancellation and offshore drilling bans. This aims to increase domestic energy production, lower prices, an...
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56% Bias Score
US Oil Sanctions, Gas Halt Cripple Russia's Economy
The Russian economy, resilient for three years despite war and sanctions, faces a severe downturn in 2025 due to new US oil sanctions hitting major producers, a halt in gas transit through Ukraine, and internal economic policy discord; inflation exceeds 10 percent while the central bank interest rat...
US Oil Sanctions, Gas Halt Cripple Russia's Economy
The Russian economy, resilient for three years despite war and sanctions, faces a severe downturn in 2025 due to new US oil sanctions hitting major producers, a halt in gas transit through Ukraine, and internal economic policy discord; inflation exceeds 10 percent while the central bank interest rat...
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48% Bias Score
Ukraine to Import 800 Million Cubic Meters of Gas Amidst Russian Attacks
Facing a 40% drop in gas production due to Russian attacks on its infrastructure, Ukraine plans to import up to 800 million cubic meters of gas from Europe in February and March to meet domestic needs and avoid restrictions for households and industry.
Ukraine to Import 800 Million Cubic Meters of Gas Amidst Russian Attacks
Facing a 40% drop in gas production due to Russian attacks on its infrastructure, Ukraine plans to import up to 800 million cubic meters of gas from Europe in February and March to meet domestic needs and avoid restrictions for households and industry.
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36% Bias Score
Russia's Oil and Gas Revenues Surge Despite Sanctions, Projected Decline"
Russia's January 2025 oil and gas revenues reached $8.6 billion, a 16.9% year-on-year increase driven by higher mineral extraction tax receipts, despite tighter US sanctions and a projected revenue decline in upcoming years.
Russia's Oil and Gas Revenues Surge Despite Sanctions, Projected Decline"
Russia's January 2025 oil and gas revenues reached $8.6 billion, a 16.9% year-on-year increase driven by higher mineral extraction tax receipts, despite tighter US sanctions and a projected revenue decline in upcoming years.
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16% Bias Score
Ukraine Offers Coal for Electricity to Solve Transnistria's Energy Crisis
To resolve Transnistria's energy crisis after Russia cut off gas, Ukraine offered coal in exchange for electricity from the Transnistrian power station, potentially supplying Moldova and Ukraine with excess power.
Ukraine Offers Coal for Electricity to Solve Transnistria's Energy Crisis
To resolve Transnistria's energy crisis after Russia cut off gas, Ukraine offered coal in exchange for electricity from the Transnistrian power station, potentially supplying Moldova and Ukraine with excess power.
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52% Bias Score
China's Domestic Energy Boom Cuts Oil Imports
In 2024, China's total oil and gas production surpassed 400 million metric tons for the first time, driven by increased domestic exploration and technological innovation, resulting in a 1.9 percent decrease in crude oil imports as domestic demand for gasoline and diesel fell due to the rise of elect...
China's Domestic Energy Boom Cuts Oil Imports
In 2024, China's total oil and gas production surpassed 400 million metric tons for the first time, driven by increased domestic exploration and technological innovation, resulting in a 1.9 percent decrease in crude oil imports as domestic demand for gasoline and diesel fell due to the rise of elect...
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36% Bias Score
Trump's Energy Emergency Declaration Risks Market Instability
President Trump declared a national energy emergency, aiming to increase oil and gas production despite the U.S. being the world's largest producer and current stable gas prices ($3.04/gallon). This risks harming smaller companies through supply gluts and price drops, while neglecting sustainable en...
Trump's Energy Emergency Declaration Risks Market Instability
President Trump declared a national energy emergency, aiming to increase oil and gas production despite the U.S. being the world's largest producer and current stable gas prices ($3.04/gallon). This risks harming smaller companies through supply gluts and price drops, while neglecting sustainable en...
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52% Bias Score
Trump's Plan for US Energy Dominance: Challenges and Uncertainties
Donald Trump plans to boost US oil production by 15% and increase LNG exports, challenging Russia and Saudi Arabia by easing regulations, expediting licensing, and developing infrastructure, despite potential issues with domestic gas prices and global demand.
Trump's Plan for US Energy Dominance: Challenges and Uncertainties
Donald Trump plans to boost US oil production by 15% and increase LNG exports, challenging Russia and Saudi Arabia by easing regulations, expediting licensing, and developing infrastructure, despite potential issues with domestic gas prices and global demand.
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44% Bias Score
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