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Czech Court Delays \$18 Billion South Korean Nuclear Reactor Deal
A Czech court temporarily blocked a \$18 billion deal for South Korea to build two nuclear reactors in the Czech Republic, delaying the contract signing, but South Korean officials remain confident in the project's eventual success and plan to appeal.
Czech Court Delays \$18 Billion South Korean Nuclear Reactor Deal
A Czech court temporarily blocked a \$18 billion deal for South Korea to build two nuclear reactors in the Czech Republic, delaying the contract signing, but South Korean officials remain confident in the project's eventual success and plan to appeal.
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40% Bias Score
Dutton's Nuclear Policy Contributed to Coalition Election Defeat
Peter Dutton's proposal for seven nuclear power stations in Australia, intended to address energy shortages and boost regional economies, was a significant factor in the Coalition's election defeat due to high costs, lack of feasibility, and public opposition stemming from historical concerns about ...
Dutton's Nuclear Policy Contributed to Coalition Election Defeat
Peter Dutton's proposal for seven nuclear power stations in Australia, intended to address energy shortages and boost regional economies, was a significant factor in the Coalition's election defeat due to high costs, lack of feasibility, and public opposition stemming from historical concerns about ...
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60% Bias Score
EPP Backs Nuclear Power Amidst Spain's Blackout
Following a major power outage in Spain and Portugal, the European People's Party (EPP) voiced strong support for nuclear energy, contrasting sharply with the Spanish government's stance and highlighting the country's isolation on the issue within the EU.
EPP Backs Nuclear Power Amidst Spain's Blackout
Following a major power outage in Spain and Portugal, the European People's Party (EPP) voiced strong support for nuclear energy, contrasting sharply with the Spanish government's stance and highlighting the country's isolation on the issue within the EU.
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60% Bias Score
Spain Power Outage Kills Five, Reignites Nuclear Energy Debate
A massive power outage affecting Spain and Portugal on Monday resulted in five deaths and millions without power, sparking investigations and reigniting the debate about Spain's energy transition and the role of nuclear power; in Ukraine, Russian drone attacks killed one and injured several; and Swe...
Spain Power Outage Kills Five, Reignites Nuclear Energy Debate
A massive power outage affecting Spain and Portugal on Monday resulted in five deaths and millions without power, sparking investigations and reigniting the debate about Spain's energy transition and the role of nuclear power; in Ukraine, Russian drone attacks killed one and injured several; and Swe...
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44% Bias Score
France Debates Energy Plan Amidst Political Opposition
The French National Assembly will debate, without a vote, its new energy plan for 2025-2035 on April 28th, aiming to reduce fossil fuels to 30% by 2035 and increase nuclear power, despite political opposition from the National Rally who claim it will increase energy costs.
France Debates Energy Plan Amidst Political Opposition
The French National Assembly will debate, without a vote, its new energy plan for 2025-2035 on April 28th, aiming to reduce fossil fuels to 30% by 2035 and increase nuclear power, despite political opposition from the National Rally who claim it will increase energy costs.
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52% Bias Score
Reviving Coal Plants: Big Tech's Demand Drives Energy Sector Transformation
The rising demand for electricity from Big Tech is prompting the repurposing of retired coal-fired power plants in the US, transforming them into facilities powered by natural gas, solar, battery storage, and even nuclear power, which will help meet the surging demand while mitigating the economic f...
Reviving Coal Plants: Big Tech's Demand Drives Energy Sector Transformation
The rising demand for electricity from Big Tech is prompting the repurposing of retired coal-fired power plants in the US, transforming them into facilities powered by natural gas, solar, battery storage, and even nuclear power, which will help meet the surging demand while mitigating the economic f...
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40% Bias Score
Balakovo NPP Reaches Trillion kWh Generation Milestone
The Balakovo Nuclear Power Plant in Russia's Saratov Oblast generated its one trillionth kilowatt-hour of electricity on May 3, 2025, a record for VVER-1000 reactors, achieved in 40 years of operation, surpassing other Russian plants with similar reactors.
Balakovo NPP Reaches Trillion kWh Generation Milestone
The Balakovo Nuclear Power Plant in Russia's Saratov Oblast generated its one trillionth kilowatt-hour of electricity on May 3, 2025, a record for VVER-1000 reactors, achieved in 40 years of operation, surpassing other Russian plants with similar reactors.
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48% Bias Score
Sánchez Criticizes PP's Rejection of US Tariff Plan
On May 1st, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez criticized the PP's rejection of a plan to counter US tariffs, accusing them of prioritizing corporate interests over the national economy, particularly regarding the lifespan of nuclear power plants; he also highlighted his government's accomplishmen...
Sánchez Criticizes PP's Rejection of US Tariff Plan
On May 1st, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez criticized the PP's rejection of a plan to counter US tariffs, accusing them of prioritizing corporate interests over the national economy, particularly regarding the lifespan of nuclear power plants; he also highlighted his government's accomplishmen...
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64% Bias Score
Spain's Blackout Reignites Nuclear Energy Debate
A major blackout affecting Spain and Portugal has sparked a renewed political battle over the future of nuclear energy in Spain, with the ruling Socialist party and the opposition People's Party holding opposing views on the planned phase-out of nuclear power plants, despite an agreement made in 201...
Spain's Blackout Reignites Nuclear Energy Debate
A major blackout affecting Spain and Portugal has sparked a renewed political battle over the future of nuclear energy in Spain, with the ruling Socialist party and the opposition People's Party holding opposing views on the planned phase-out of nuclear power plants, despite an agreement made in 201...
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48% Bias Score
China Drafts Comprehensive Atomic Energy Law to Enhance Safety and Prevent Accidents
China is drafting a new atomic energy law to strengthen its emergency management system for nuclear accidents, including establishing a national coordination committee, mandating emergency plans and drills, and creating a preparedness fund; the law also prioritizes safety in research and development...
China Drafts Comprehensive Atomic Energy Law to Enhance Safety and Prevent Accidents
China is drafting a new atomic energy law to strengthen its emergency management system for nuclear accidents, including establishing a national coordination committee, mandating emergency plans and drills, and creating a preparedness fund; the law also prioritizes safety in research and development...
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36% Bias Score
EU Consultation Challenges Spain's Nuclear Phase-Out
The European Commission's consultation on nuclear investment, driven by energy supply and workforce shortages, is putting pressure on Spain to reconsider its planned nuclear phase-out, prompting Spanish energy companies to assess investment needs and potentially seek an extension of their nuclear pl...
EU Consultation Challenges Spain's Nuclear Phase-Out
The European Commission's consultation on nuclear investment, driven by energy supply and workforce shortages, is putting pressure on Spain to reconsider its planned nuclear phase-out, prompting Spanish energy companies to assess investment needs and potentially seek an extension of their nuclear pl...
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56% Bias Score
World Bank Considers Nuclear Energy Financing Shift
The World Bank, facing criticism for its renewable energy-only policy, is considering including nuclear power in its future strategy, a move driven by limitations in renewable energy and geopolitical competition, despite concerns about waste, proliferation, and costs.
World Bank Considers Nuclear Energy Financing Shift
The World Bank, facing criticism for its renewable energy-only policy, is considering including nuclear power in its future strategy, a move driven by limitations in renewable energy and geopolitical competition, despite concerns about waste, proliferation, and costs.
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40% Bias Score
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