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UK Launches First Hydrogen-Powered Homes in Clean Energy Push
The UK launched its first hydrogen-powered homes in Fife, Scotland, as part of the H100 project, aiming to decarbonize home heating; the project will expand to 300 homes, using hydrogen for heating and cooking, despite concerns about efficiency and cost.
UK Launches First Hydrogen-Powered Homes in Clean Energy Push
The UK launched its first hydrogen-powered homes in Fife, Scotland, as part of the H100 project, aiming to decarbonize home heating; the project will expand to 300 homes, using hydrogen for heating and cooking, despite concerns about efficiency and cost.
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44% Bias Score
Dutch Parliament Abolishes Regional Energy Agencies
The Dutch House of Representatives voted to abolish 30 regional energy agencies responsible for planning onshore wind and solar farms, returning planning authority to the 12 provinces by 2030, despite government and regional opposition citing concerns over inconsistent energy policies and a desire f...
Dutch Parliament Abolishes Regional Energy Agencies
The Dutch House of Representatives voted to abolish 30 regional energy agencies responsible for planning onshore wind and solar farms, returning planning authority to the 12 provinces by 2030, despite government and regional opposition citing concerns over inconsistent energy policies and a desire f...
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48% Bias Score
Dutch Parliament Votes to Abolish Regional Energy Agencies
The Dutch House of Representatives voted to abolish 30 regional energy agencies (RES) responsible for planning onshore wind and solar farms by 2030, returning planning authority to the twelve provinces, despite concerns this will cause significant disruption and inefficiency.
Dutch Parliament Votes to Abolish Regional Energy Agencies
The Dutch House of Representatives voted to abolish 30 regional energy agencies (RES) responsible for planning onshore wind and solar farms by 2030, returning planning authority to the twelve provinces, despite concerns this will cause significant disruption and inefficiency.
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44% Bias Score
Slight Rise in Australian Greenhouse Gas Emissions Amid 2030 Reduction Target
Despite a 0.3 percent rise in Australia's greenhouse gas emissions to 441 million tonnes in the year to September 2024, the Albanese government maintains the country is on track to meet its 43 percent emissions reduction target by 2030, attributing the recent increase to post-COVID economic recovery...
Slight Rise in Australian Greenhouse Gas Emissions Amid 2030 Reduction Target
Despite a 0.3 percent rise in Australia's greenhouse gas emissions to 441 million tonnes in the year to September 2024, the Albanese government maintains the country is on track to meet its 43 percent emissions reduction target by 2030, attributing the recent increase to post-COVID economic recovery...
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16% Bias Score
Frankfurt's Record Borehole Reveals Geothermal Potential
A record-breaking 1,060-meter-deep borehole in Frankfurt, Germany, confirmed a geothermal anomaly with 61-degree Celsius water, prompting the Hessian state government to plan further surveys for large-scale geothermal energy utilization.
Frankfurt's Record Borehole Reveals Geothermal Potential
A record-breaking 1,060-meter-deep borehole in Frankfurt, Germany, confirmed a geothermal anomaly with 61-degree Celsius water, prompting the Hessian state government to plan further surveys for large-scale geothermal energy utilization.
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28% Bias Score
\$1 Billion Fund to Boost Philippine Agriculture and Renewables
Charoen Pokphand Group and the Philippine sovereign wealth fund Maharlika Investment Corp. will create a \$1 billion private equity fund targeting agriculture, digital innovation, and renewable energy in the Philippines within six to nine months, attracting local and foreign investors.
\$1 Billion Fund to Boost Philippine Agriculture and Renewables
Charoen Pokphand Group and the Philippine sovereign wealth fund Maharlika Investment Corp. will create a \$1 billion private equity fund targeting agriculture, digital innovation, and renewable energy in the Philippines within six to nine months, attracting local and foreign investors.
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56% Bias Score
Bavarian Constitutional Court Case Challenges Wind Turbine Construction in Nature Park
A citizens' group filed a lawsuit with the Bavarian Constitutional Court, challenging amendments to the Bavarian Immission Control Act and Building Code that simplify wind turbine construction in the Franconian Switzerland Nature Park, arguing that these changes violate citizens' constitutional righ...
Bavarian Constitutional Court Case Challenges Wind Turbine Construction in Nature Park
A citizens' group filed a lawsuit with the Bavarian Constitutional Court, challenging amendments to the Bavarian Immission Control Act and Building Code that simplify wind turbine construction in the Franconian Switzerland Nature Park, arguing that these changes violate citizens' constitutional righ...
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48% Bias Score
Dutch Parliament Abolishes Regional Energy Agencies
The Dutch parliament voted to abolish 30 regional energy agencies responsible for planning onshore wind and solar farms, transferring authority to the 12 provinces by 2030, despite concerns from the government and experts about potential disruptions to the country's renewable energy targets.
Dutch Parliament Abolishes Regional Energy Agencies
The Dutch parliament voted to abolish 30 regional energy agencies responsible for planning onshore wind and solar farms, transferring authority to the 12 provinces by 2030, despite concerns from the government and experts about potential disruptions to the country's renewable energy targets.
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52% Bias Score
Critica's Mammoth Rare Earth Discovery in Australia
Critica Limited discovered 1.8 billion tonnes of rare earth oxides grading 1700 ppm TREO at its Jupiter project in Western Australia, including a high-grade 500 million-tonne section, following a successful exploration strategy that cost just over $6 million and yielded an 830 percent grade uplift u...
Critica's Mammoth Rare Earth Discovery in Australia
Critica Limited discovered 1.8 billion tonnes of rare earth oxides grading 1700 ppm TREO at its Jupiter project in Western Australia, including a high-grade 500 million-tonne section, following a successful exploration strategy that cost just over $6 million and yielded an 830 percent grade uplift u...
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48% Bias Score
UK Launches First Neighborhood-Scale Hydrogen Homes
The UK launched its first neighborhood-scale hydrogen homes project in Fife, Scotland, featuring three houses using hydrogen for heating and cooking, aiming to expand to 300 homes, addressing the 22% of UK emissions from home heating.
UK Launches First Neighborhood-Scale Hydrogen Homes
The UK launched its first neighborhood-scale hydrogen homes project in Fife, Scotland, featuring three houses using hydrogen for heating and cooking, aiming to expand to 300 homes, addressing the 22% of UK emissions from home heating.
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48% Bias Score
Global Coal Demand Hits Record High Amidst Energy Transition Challenges
Global coal demand hit a record 8.77 billion tonnes in 2024, driven by Asia's rising energy needs, particularly China's stockpiling and India's infrastructure development, despite falling consumption in Europe and the U.S., and the growing energy demands of AI.
Global Coal Demand Hits Record High Amidst Energy Transition Challenges
Global coal demand hit a record 8.77 billion tonnes in 2024, driven by Asia's rising energy needs, particularly China's stockpiling and India's infrastructure development, despite falling consumption in Europe and the U.S., and the growing energy demands of AI.
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60% Bias Score
Europe's Energy Grid Crisis: 500 GW of Renewable Energy Stalled
Hitachi Energy CEO Andreas Schierenbeck warns Europe needs to urgently increase grid investment to utilize over 500 GW of stalled renewable energy capacity, hampered by outdated regulations and slow permitting, jeopardizing climate goals and economic stability.
Europe's Energy Grid Crisis: 500 GW of Renewable Energy Stalled
Hitachi Energy CEO Andreas Schierenbeck warns Europe needs to urgently increase grid investment to utilize over 500 GW of stalled renewable energy capacity, hampered by outdated regulations and slow permitting, jeopardizing climate goals and economic stability.
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32% Bias Score
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