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Global Coal Use Rises Despite Renewable Energy Investments
China's coal plant construction hit a 10-year high in 2024, adding 66.7 GW of capacity, while India's coal use rose by 5.1%, despite increased renewable energy installations; the US plans to halt coal plant closures, signaling a potential global shift away from rapid renewable energy transitions.
Global Coal Use Rises Despite Renewable Energy Investments
China's coal plant construction hit a 10-year high in 2024, adding 66.7 GW of capacity, while India's coal use rose by 5.1%, despite increased renewable energy installations; the US plans to halt coal plant closures, signaling a potential global shift away from rapid renewable energy transitions.
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52% Bias Score
CO2-Free Hydrogen Production Method Developed
An international team, led by Peking University, developed a new hydrogen production method using a bimetallic catalyst and bioethanol, eliminating CO2 emissions and co-producing acetic acid at 270 degrees Celsius, published in Science on Friday.
CO2-Free Hydrogen Production Method Developed
An international team, led by Peking University, developed a new hydrogen production method using a bimetallic catalyst and bioethanol, eliminating CO2 emissions and co-producing acetic acid at 270 degrees Celsius, published in Science on Friday.
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48% Bias Score
China's Coal Power Expansion Undermines Climate Goals
China started construction on 94.5 gigawatts of new coal power plants in 2024, the most since 2015, raising concerns about its climate goals, despite significant growth in solar and wind energy. This comes after a surge in government approvals for coal plants in 2022 and 2023, and despite proposals ...
China's Coal Power Expansion Undermines Climate Goals
China started construction on 94.5 gigawatts of new coal power plants in 2024, the most since 2015, raising concerns about its climate goals, despite significant growth in solar and wind energy. This comes after a surge in government approvals for coal plants in 2022 and 2023, and despite proposals ...
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36% Bias Score
Trump Withdraws US From Paris Climate Accord, Prioritizes Domestic Energy
President Trump announced the US withdrawal from the Paris Climate Agreement, prioritizing domestic energy production through oil and gas expansion, despite being the world's largest oil producer, and potentially jeopardizing international climate goals; only 20% of Republicans consider climate chan...
Trump Withdraws US From Paris Climate Accord, Prioritizes Domestic Energy
President Trump announced the US withdrawal from the Paris Climate Agreement, prioritizing domestic energy production through oil and gas expansion, despite being the world's largest oil producer, and potentially jeopardizing international climate goals; only 20% of Republicans consider climate chan...
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52% Bias Score
China's Coal Plant Surge Undermines Climate Goals
In 2024, China started building 94.5 gigawatts of new coal power plants, the most since 2015, jeopardizing its climate goals and potentially displacing renewable energy sources, despite a decrease in new project proposals compared to previous years.
China's Coal Plant Surge Undermines Climate Goals
In 2024, China started building 94.5 gigawatts of new coal power plants, the most since 2015, jeopardizing its climate goals and potentially displacing renewable energy sources, despite a decrease in new project proposals compared to previous years.
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48% Bias Score
EU-China EV Trade Dispute: Tariffs Challenged in Court
On January 27th, Tesla and BMW challenged EU tariffs on Chinese EVs in the EU Court of Justice, raising concerns about trade tensions and the EU's approach to competition in the green energy sector.
EU-China EV Trade Dispute: Tariffs Challenged in Court
On January 27th, Tesla and BMW challenged EU tariffs on Chinese EVs in the EU Court of Justice, raising concerns about trade tensions and the EU's approach to competition in the green energy sector.
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52% Bias Score
Labour's SMR Plan Faces Cost and Safety Challenges
Labour's plan to build numerous small modular nuclear reactors across England and Wales faces criticism due to high costs, safety concerns associated with local siting, and the existence of cheaper, publicly supported renewable alternatives.
Labour's SMR Plan Faces Cost and Safety Challenges
Labour's plan to build numerous small modular nuclear reactors across England and Wales faces criticism due to high costs, safety concerns associated with local siting, and the existence of cheaper, publicly supported renewable alternatives.
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64% Bias Score
Victoria Ends Mandatory Feed-in Tariffs for Rooftop Solar
The Victorian government will end mandatory feed-in tariffs for rooftop solar power, impacting roughly 700,000 homes with solar panels, due to daytime grid oversupply from a surge in solar installations driven by government incentives; this aligns Victoria with other states and may incentivize home ...
Victoria Ends Mandatory Feed-in Tariffs for Rooftop Solar
The Victorian government will end mandatory feed-in tariffs for rooftop solar power, impacting roughly 700,000 homes with solar panels, due to daytime grid oversupply from a surge in solar installations driven by government incentives; this aligns Victoria with other states and may incentivize home ...
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48% Bias Score
EU Funds Motor Oil's Green Hydrogen Expansion
The EU approved €111.7 million for Motor Oil's "Green Hydrogen" project, expanding hydrogen production at the Agioi Theodoroi refinery to 7,200 tons annually using renewable energy, as part of Greece's National Recovery and Resilience Plan.
EU Funds Motor Oil's Green Hydrogen Expansion
The EU approved €111.7 million for Motor Oil's "Green Hydrogen" project, expanding hydrogen production at the Agioi Theodoroi refinery to 7,200 tons annually using renewable energy, as part of Greece's National Recovery and Resilience Plan.
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40% Bias Score
Global Electricity Demand to Surge 4% Annually Until 2027
Global electricity consumption is projected to increase by almost 4 percent annually until 2027, driven by developing nations' energy needs and industrial growth; China's demand is surging, while the EU's is recovering; despite the rise of renewables and nuclear power, fossil fuel use is expected to...
Global Electricity Demand to Surge 4% Annually Until 2027
Global electricity consumption is projected to increase by almost 4 percent annually until 2027, driven by developing nations' energy needs and industrial growth; China's demand is surging, while the EU's is recovering; despite the rise of renewables and nuclear power, fossil fuel use is expected to...
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24% Bias Score
Global Electricity Demand to Surge, Driven by Clean Energy Transition and Datacenters
Global electricity demand is projected to grow by almost 4% annually until 2027, exceeding Japan's annual consumption, driven by electric transport, air conditioning, and datacenters, according to the IEA, raising concerns about energy security and the need for increased clean energy investment.
Global Electricity Demand to Surge, Driven by Clean Energy Transition and Datacenters
Global electricity demand is projected to grow by almost 4% annually until 2027, exceeding Japan's annual consumption, driven by electric transport, air conditioning, and datacenters, according to the IEA, raising concerns about energy security and the need for increased clean energy investment.
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44% Bias Score
France Curbs Solar Panel Growth to Boost Domestic Production
The French government plans to curb photovoltaic installations, prioritizing self-consumption and delaying larger projects until domestic production from gigafactories increases, impacting thousands of jobs and numerous companies.
France Curbs Solar Panel Growth to Boost Domestic Production
The French government plans to curb photovoltaic installations, prioritizing self-consumption and delaying larger projects until domestic production from gigafactories increases, impacting thousands of jobs and numerous companies.
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56% Bias Score
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