Showing 13 to 24 of 77 results
Trump's Executive Orders Shake Up Nuclear Power Regulation
President Trump signed executive orders on Friday to reform the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC), aiming to accelerate new reactor approvals to 18 months and revise radiation standards; the orders also call for increased nuclear research, reactor construction on federal lands, and uranium mining ...
Trump's Executive Orders Shake Up Nuclear Power Regulation
President Trump signed executive orders on Friday to reform the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC), aiming to accelerate new reactor approvals to 18 months and revise radiation standards; the orders also call for increased nuclear research, reactor construction on federal lands, and uranium mining ...
Progress
48% Bias Score
Africa's Energy Dilemma: Nuclear Power vs. Renewables
Facing a doubling population by 2050 and tripling electricity demand by 2048, Africa weighs massive investment in nuclear energy against renewable solutions, with concerns about costs, deployment times, and environmental impacts.
Africa's Energy Dilemma: Nuclear Power vs. Renewables
Facing a doubling population by 2050 and tripling electricity demand by 2048, Africa weighs massive investment in nuclear energy against renewable solutions, with concerns about costs, deployment times, and environmental impacts.
Progress
16% Bias Score
Cigéo Project Cost Soars to €37 Billion, Delaying France's Nuclear Waste Plan
France's Cigéo nuclear waste project faces a massive cost increase, jumping from €24 billion to €37 billion, due to inflation and engineering changes, delaying the project to around 2050 and raising concerns about long-term financial and environmental risks.
Cigéo Project Cost Soars to €37 Billion, Delaying France's Nuclear Waste Plan
France's Cigéo nuclear waste project faces a massive cost increase, jumping from €24 billion to €37 billion, due to inflation and engineering changes, delaying the project to around 2050 and raising concerns about long-term financial and environmental risks.
Progress
40% Bias Score
China Accelerates Private Sector Investment in Energy
China's NEA announced new policies to significantly accelerate private sector investment across its energy sector, including nuclear power and oil/gas infrastructure, aiming to rapidly develop private energy and drive the green transition; recent approvals include ten new reactors with over 10% priv...
China Accelerates Private Sector Investment in Energy
China's NEA announced new policies to significantly accelerate private sector investment across its energy sector, including nuclear power and oil/gas infrastructure, aiming to rapidly develop private energy and drive the green transition; recent approvals include ten new reactors with over 10% priv...
Progress
48% Bias Score
Australia's Election: Energy Policy and the Battle Against Myths
Australia's upcoming election centers on energy policy, with the Albanese government targeting 82% renewable energy by 2030 through household battery incentives, while the Coalition proposes nuclear power, gas price controls, and fuel excise cuts, amidst persistent public myths about renewable energ...
Australia's Election: Energy Policy and the Battle Against Myths
Australia's upcoming election centers on energy policy, with the Albanese government targeting 82% renewable energy by 2030 through household battery incentives, while the Coalition proposes nuclear power, gas price controls, and fuel excise cuts, amidst persistent public myths about renewable energ...
Progress
36% Bias Score
Belgium Rejects Reviving Energy Ties With Russia, Pushes for Nuclear Power
Belgian Energy Minister Mathieu Bihet rejects reviving energy ties with Russia, calling it "illusory", while advocating for increased nuclear power to replace Russian LNG imports, currently decreasing but still significant at 1.1 million metric tons since January.
Belgium Rejects Reviving Energy Ties With Russia, Pushes for Nuclear Power
Belgian Energy Minister Mathieu Bihet rejects reviving energy ties with Russia, calling it "illusory", while advocating for increased nuclear power to replace Russian LNG imports, currently decreasing but still significant at 1.1 million metric tons since January.
Progress
60% Bias Score
Taiwan Completes Nuclear Phase-Out, Raising Energy Security Concerns
Taiwan has permanently shut down its last nuclear reactor, ending its reliance on nuclear energy after fulfilling a 2016 pledge; the decision, influenced by Fukushima, raises concerns about long-term energy security amid growing demand and geopolitical tensions with China.
Taiwan Completes Nuclear Phase-Out, Raising Energy Security Concerns
Taiwan has permanently shut down its last nuclear reactor, ending its reliance on nuclear energy after fulfilling a 2016 pledge; the decision, influenced by Fukushima, raises concerns about long-term energy security amid growing demand and geopolitical tensions with China.
Progress
48% Bias Score
Germany's Nuclear Phase-Out: A Costly Gamble on Renewables
Germany's decision to phase out nuclear power has resulted in significantly higher electricity prices and increased reliance on volatile renewable energy sources, jeopardizing its climate goals and energy security; a recent study estimates the cost at €600 billion.
Germany's Nuclear Phase-Out: A Costly Gamble on Renewables
Germany's decision to phase out nuclear power has resulted in significantly higher electricity prices and increased reliance on volatile renewable energy sources, jeopardizing its climate goals and energy security; a recent study estimates the cost at €600 billion.
Progress
64% Bias Score
Kazakhstan's Uranium and AI Strategy: A Geopolitical Pivot
Kazakhstan, the world's largest uranium exporter, is leveraging its resources and AI investments to become a global AI hub, attracting Western tech companies and partnerships while navigating competition from Russia and China.
Kazakhstan's Uranium and AI Strategy: A Geopolitical Pivot
Kazakhstan, the world's largest uranium exporter, is leveraging its resources and AI investments to become a global AI hub, attracting Western tech companies and partnerships while navigating competition from Russia and China.
Progress
32% Bias Score
EDF Appoints Bernard Fontana as New CEO"
Bernard Fontana's appointment as EDF's CEO was formally approved by EDF's general assembly on May 5th, following parliamentary approval; his four-year term begins after a presidential decree, replacing Luc Rémont.
EDF Appoints Bernard Fontana as New CEO"
Bernard Fontana's appointment as EDF's CEO was formally approved by EDF's general assembly on May 5th, following parliamentary approval; his four-year term begins after a presidential decree, replacing Luc Rémont.
Progress
36% Bias Score
Dutton Accused of Avoiding Nuclear Reactor Sites During Election Campaign
During Australia's 2025 election campaign, opposition leader Peter Dutton is accused of avoiding visits to seven proposed nuclear reactor sites, prompting criticism from the Labor party who claim his policy is unpopular and unviable, despite Dutton's claims of commitment to nuclear energy for the na...
Dutton Accused of Avoiding Nuclear Reactor Sites During Election Campaign
During Australia's 2025 election campaign, opposition leader Peter Dutton is accused of avoiding visits to seven proposed nuclear reactor sites, prompting criticism from the Labor party who claim his policy is unpopular and unviable, despite Dutton's claims of commitment to nuclear energy for the na...
Progress
52% Bias Score
French Academy Critiques Government's Energy Plan for Inconsistency and Unrealistic Renewable Targets
The French Academy of Sciences sharply criticized the government's new energy plan (PPE3), highlighting inconsistencies in electricity consumption projections and deeming its ambitious renewable energy targets unrealistic, potentially leading to costly surplus capacity exceeding 100 TWh by 2035.
French Academy Critiques Government's Energy Plan for Inconsistency and Unrealistic Renewable Targets
The French Academy of Sciences sharply criticized the government's new energy plan (PPE3), highlighting inconsistencies in electricity consumption projections and deeming its ambitious renewable energy targets unrealistic, potentially leading to costly surplus capacity exceeding 100 TWh by 2035.
Progress
56% Bias Score
Showing 13 to 24 of 77 results