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Australian Election Results Show Strong Public Support for Renewables
The Australian Coalition's unpopular nuclear energy proposal and ineffective anti-renewable disinformation campaign contributed significantly to their election defeat, highlighting strong public support for renewables and providing a mandate for swift action on the energy transition.
Australian Election Results Show Strong Public Support for Renewables
The Australian Coalition's unpopular nuclear energy proposal and ineffective anti-renewable disinformation campaign contributed significantly to their election defeat, highlighting strong public support for renewables and providing a mandate for swift action on the energy transition.
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60% Bias Score


Energy Transition Increases European Grid Vulnerability
Professor Marjan Popov at Delft University of Technology is developing new methods to protect Europe's increasingly vulnerable electricity grid from power outages caused by the energy transition, as highlighted by the recent rapid failure of the Spanish and Portuguese grids, a stark contrast to the ...
Energy Transition Increases European Grid Vulnerability
Professor Marjan Popov at Delft University of Technology is developing new methods to protect Europe's increasingly vulnerable electricity grid from power outages caused by the energy transition, as highlighted by the recent rapid failure of the Spanish and Portuguese grids, a stark contrast to the ...
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24% Bias Score


Germany's Green Energy Transition Stalls Amidst Renewable Energy Drop
Germany's renewable energy production plummeted 16% in early 2025 due to weak winds impacting wind power (-31%), forcing a 10% rise in fossil fuel use, primarily coal (+16%), resulting in higher CO2 emissions (nearly 42 million tons) and reversing its green transition.
Germany's Green Energy Transition Stalls Amidst Renewable Energy Drop
Germany's renewable energy production plummeted 16% in early 2025 due to weak winds impacting wind power (-31%), forcing a 10% rise in fossil fuel use, primarily coal (+16%), resulting in higher CO2 emissions (nearly 42 million tons) and reversing its green transition.
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36% Bias Score


Germany's V2G Lag: Smart Grids and Regulatory Hurdles
Germany lags behind in Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) technology compared to countries like France, where bidirectional charging provides free electricity for Renault and Alpine EV owners. This highlights Germany's lack of smart meters (less than 2% penetration) and unfavorable regulations.
Germany's V2G Lag: Smart Grids and Regulatory Hurdles
Germany lags behind in Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) technology compared to countries like France, where bidirectional charging provides free electricity for Renault and Alpine EV owners. This highlights Germany's lack of smart meters (less than 2% penetration) and unfavorable regulations.
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60% Bias Score


Australian Election Boosts Renewable Energy Transition
Australia's recent election has shifted the nation's energy focus towards renewable energy, reversing a previous emphasis on nuclear and gas. This creates renewed investor confidence to help meet the 82% renewable target by 2030, but requires improved community engagement and investment in energy st...
Australian Election Boosts Renewable Energy Transition
Australia's recent election has shifted the nation's energy focus towards renewable energy, reversing a previous emphasis on nuclear and gas. This creates renewed investor confidence to help meet the 82% renewable target by 2030, but requires improved community engagement and investment in energy st...
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48% Bias Score


PP's Energy Plan Fails in Spanish Congress
The Spanish People's Party's (PP) energy policy proposal, including extending nuclear plant lifespans and revising energy taxation, was defeated in the Congress of Deputies with 138 votes in favor, 204 against, and 7 abstentions, highlighting divisions within the right-wing political spectrum and th...
PP's Energy Plan Fails in Spanish Congress
The Spanish People's Party's (PP) energy policy proposal, including extending nuclear plant lifespans and revising energy taxation, was defeated in the Congress of Deputies with 138 votes in favor, 204 against, and 7 abstentions, highlighting divisions within the right-wing political spectrum and th...
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48% Bias Score

North Devon Council Approves Controversial Wind Farm Cable Plan Amidst Local Opposition
North Devon Council approved plans to lay electrical cables from an offshore wind farm to Saunton Sands despite 1,843 objections, highlighting the conflict between renewable energy and environmental protection in a UNESCO biosphere and popular tourist beach.

North Devon Council Approves Controversial Wind Farm Cable Plan Amidst Local Opposition
North Devon Council approved plans to lay electrical cables from an offshore wind farm to Saunton Sands despite 1,843 objections, highlighting the conflict between renewable energy and environmental protection in a UNESCO biosphere and popular tourist beach.
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52% Bias Score

Egypt, Greece Collaborate on Renewable Energy Project for Europe
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi confirmed Egypt's interest in strengthening cooperation with the Kopelouzos Group on renewable energy, aiming to transmit electricity to Europe via Greece, backed by both governments and the EU.

Egypt, Greece Collaborate on Renewable Energy Project for Europe
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi confirmed Egypt's interest in strengthening cooperation with the Kopelouzos Group on renewable energy, aiming to transmit electricity to Europe via Greece, backed by both governments and the EU.
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20% Bias Score

Germany to Build 20 Gigawatts of Gas Power Plants to Ensure Energy Security
German Economics Minister Katherine Reiche calls for rapid construction of at least 20 gigawatts of new gas-fired power plants to ensure energy security, citing recent power outages and the need to balance renewable energy sources with reliable alternatives while acknowledging the resulting costs; s...

Germany to Build 20 Gigawatts of Gas Power Plants to Ensure Energy Security
German Economics Minister Katherine Reiche calls for rapid construction of at least 20 gigawatts of new gas-fired power plants to ensure energy security, citing recent power outages and the need to balance renewable energy sources with reliable alternatives while acknowledging the resulting costs; s...
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48% Bias Score

Germany Plans 20 GW Gas Plant Expansion to Secure Energy Supply
German Economy Minister Katherine Reiche calls for rapid expansion of gas-fired power plants (at least 20 GW) to ensure energy security, citing recent power outages in Spain and Portugal, while advocating for a comprehensive cost analysis of the energy transition and rejecting a return to nuclear po...

Germany Plans 20 GW Gas Plant Expansion to Secure Energy Supply
German Economy Minister Katherine Reiche calls for rapid expansion of gas-fired power plants (at least 20 GW) to ensure energy security, citing recent power outages in Spain and Portugal, while advocating for a comprehensive cost analysis of the energy transition and rejecting a return to nuclear po...
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48% Bias Score

Italy's Renewable Energy Market Slows in Q1 2025
Italy's renewable energy installations decreased by 14% in Q1 2025 to 1,405 MW, with significant drops in residential (-39%) and C&I (-30%) photovoltaic installations, but growth in large-scale projects (above 10 MW, +28%).

Italy's Renewable Energy Market Slows in Q1 2025
Italy's renewable energy installations decreased by 14% in Q1 2025 to 1,405 MW, with significant drops in residential (-39%) and C&I (-30%) photovoltaic installations, but growth in large-scale projects (above 10 MW, +28%).
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36% Bias Score

Spanish Researcher Wins Prestigious Award for Sustainable Energy Innovation
Antoni Forner Cuenca, a chemical engineer from Alicante, Spain, won the 2025 Princesa de Girona Research Award for his contributions to sustainable energy storage, specifically the development of porous electrodes for large-scale batteries; King Felipe VI presented the award in Badajoz, Spain.

Spanish Researcher Wins Prestigious Award for Sustainable Energy Innovation
Antoni Forner Cuenca, a chemical engineer from Alicante, Spain, won the 2025 Princesa de Girona Research Award for his contributions to sustainable energy storage, specifically the development of porous electrodes for large-scale batteries; King Felipe VI presented the award in Badajoz, Spain.
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20% Bias Score
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