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Clean Energy Bubbles: A Recurring Pattern of Investor Over-Optimism
Fueled by investor optimism and government subsidies, the clean energy boom, similar to the 2008 crisis, imploded, resulting in massive losses and the failure of numerous startups due to unrealistic growth projections and market overvaluation.
Clean Energy Bubbles: A Recurring Pattern of Investor Over-Optimism
Fueled by investor optimism and government subsidies, the clean energy boom, similar to the 2008 crisis, imploded, resulting in massive losses and the failure of numerous startups due to unrealistic growth projections and market overvaluation.
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64% Bias Score


China's Record Renewable Energy Surge: Powering a Nation, Facing Economic Headwinds
China's May 2024 renewable energy installations—93 GW of solar and 26 GW of wind—are sufficient to power a country the size of Poland, highlighting the nation's rapid expansion of clean energy infrastructure, despite economic challenges within the sector.
China's Record Renewable Energy Surge: Powering a Nation, Facing Economic Headwinds
China's May 2024 renewable energy installations—93 GW of solar and 26 GW of wind—are sufficient to power a country the size of Poland, highlighting the nation's rapid expansion of clean energy infrastructure, despite economic challenges within the sector.
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44% Bias Score


UK Rejects £25bn Moroccan Renewable Energy Import Plan
The UK government rejected a £25 billion renewable energy project to import solar and wind power from Morocco, a decision surprising energy executives given its competitive pricing and despite market-tested financing.
UK Rejects £25bn Moroccan Renewable Energy Import Plan
The UK government rejected a £25 billion renewable energy project to import solar and wind power from Morocco, a decision surprising energy executives given its competitive pricing and despite market-tested financing.
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60% Bias Score


Acciona Sells Peruvian Wind Farm Amid Corruption Allegations
Acciona sold its San Juan de Marcona wind farm in Peru to Luz del Sur for up to $253 million amid a corruption scandal involving the PSOE, following allegations of bribery related to public works contracts; the sale is subject to regulatory approval and expected to close before the end of the year.
Acciona Sells Peruvian Wind Farm Amid Corruption Allegations
Acciona sold its San Juan de Marcona wind farm in Peru to Luz del Sur for up to $253 million amid a corruption scandal involving the PSOE, following allegations of bribery related to public works contracts; the sale is subject to regulatory approval and expected to close before the end of the year.
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36% Bias Score


Aelec's Report Contradicts Official Findings on Spain's April 28 Blackout
Following accusations from Spain's grid operator and government, Iberdrola, Endesa, and EDP (Aelec) presented an independent report blaming Red Eléctrica's insufficient planning and pre-blackout management for the April 28, 2024, blackout, contradicting previous claims of improper plant disconnectio...
Aelec's Report Contradicts Official Findings on Spain's April 28 Blackout
Following accusations from Spain's grid operator and government, Iberdrola, Endesa, and EDP (Aelec) presented an independent report blaming Red Eléctrica's insufficient planning and pre-blackout management for the April 28, 2024, blackout, contradicting previous claims of improper plant disconnectio...
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48% Bias Score


Morocco's €12.5 Billion Investment in Water and Energy
Morocco is investing €12.5 billion in water and energy infrastructure, including a high-capacity power line, wind and gas-fired power plants, and desalination plants, to address water scarcity and reduce energy imports, a project involving UAE investors and potentially impacted by geopolitical tensi...
Morocco's €12.5 Billion Investment in Water and Energy
Morocco is investing €12.5 billion in water and energy infrastructure, including a high-capacity power line, wind and gas-fired power plants, and desalination plants, to address water scarcity and reduce energy imports, a project involving UAE investors and potentially impacted by geopolitical tensi...
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40% Bias Score

Clash over Energy Policy Threatens Germany's Climate Goals
A dispute between Germany's Economy and Environment Ministers over attending a pro-nuclear energy meeting in Brussels highlights conflicting views on energy policy, potentially jeopardizing the country's climate goals with plans for 20 new gas-fired power plants, despite a recent phase-out of nuclea...

Clash over Energy Policy Threatens Germany's Climate Goals
A dispute between Germany's Economy and Environment Ministers over attending a pro-nuclear energy meeting in Brussels highlights conflicting views on energy policy, potentially jeopardizing the country's climate goals with plans for 20 new gas-fired power plants, despite a recent phase-out of nuclea...
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44% Bias Score

Amets: New JV to Prevent Energy Crises
Mondragón Corporation and Arteche launched Amets, a joint venture with Ikerlan, on Thursday to develop advanced energy solutions, investing €5 million initially with a target of €30 million in first-year revenue, aiming to prevent future blackouts like the one on April 28th.

Amets: New JV to Prevent Energy Crises
Mondragón Corporation and Arteche launched Amets, a joint venture with Ikerlan, on Thursday to develop advanced energy solutions, investing €5 million initially with a target of €30 million in first-year revenue, aiming to prevent future blackouts like the one on April 28th.
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32% Bias Score

UK Climate Progress: Electric Cars and Heat Pumps Gain Traction, but Cheaper Electricity Needed
The UK's Climate Change Committee reports progress in electric car and heat pump adoption, but emphasizes the need for cheaper electricity to accelerate the transition to net-zero emissions by 2050, despite political disagreements about the feasibility of the goal.

UK Climate Progress: Electric Cars and Heat Pumps Gain Traction, but Cheaper Electricity Needed
The UK's Climate Change Committee reports progress in electric car and heat pump adoption, but emphasizes the need for cheaper electricity to accelerate the transition to net-zero emissions by 2050, despite political disagreements about the feasibility of the goal.
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32% Bias Score

Spain's Solar Energy Growth Falters Amid Regulatory Hurdles
Spain's solar self-consumption installations decreased by 17% in the first quarter of 2025 compared to 2024, hindering the country's goal of reaching 19,000 MW by 2030 due to outdated regulations and slow grid connection processes.

Spain's Solar Energy Growth Falters Amid Regulatory Hurdles
Spain's solar self-consumption installations decreased by 17% in the first quarter of 2025 compared to 2024, hindering the country's goal of reaching 19,000 MW by 2030 due to outdated regulations and slow grid connection processes.
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36% Bias Score

Spain's Post-Outage Plan: Accelerating Renewable Energy Deployment
In response to a major power outage on April 28th, the Spanish government is proposing a law to boost renewable energy investment by streamlining project approvals, incentivizing storage, and allowing renewables to participate in grid stability and receive payments for it.

Spain's Post-Outage Plan: Accelerating Renewable Energy Deployment
In response to a major power outage on April 28th, the Spanish government is proposing a law to boost renewable energy investment by streamlining project approvals, incentivizing storage, and allowing renewables to participate in grid stability and receive payments for it.
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32% Bias Score

Iberian Blackout: Report Highlights Regulatory Failures and Operator Errors
A report on Spain's April 28th blackout attributes responsibility to Red Eléctrica Española for poor planning and energy companies for malfunctioning plants, revealing regulatory shortcomings that the government is now addressing, though transparency remains an issue.

Iberian Blackout: Report Highlights Regulatory Failures and Operator Errors
A report on Spain's April 28th blackout attributes responsibility to Red Eléctrica Española for poor planning and energy companies for malfunctioning plants, revealing regulatory shortcomings that the government is now addressing, though transparency remains an issue.
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28% Bias Score
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