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BP and JERA Form Joint Venture, Creating a Top-Five Global Offshore Wind Operator
BP and JERA created JERA Nex bp, a 50-50 offshore wind joint venture with a potential 13 GW capacity and $5.8 billion funding, reflecting a broader industry trend toward prioritizing profitable oil and gas investments amid rising renewable energy costs.
BP and JERA Form Joint Venture, Creating a Top-Five Global Offshore Wind Operator
BP and JERA created JERA Nex bp, a 50-50 offshore wind joint venture with a potential 13 GW capacity and $5.8 billion funding, reflecting a broader industry trend toward prioritizing profitable oil and gas investments amid rising renewable energy costs.
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44% Bias Score
"Fraudulent Website Mimics Madrid's Boiler Replacement Program
"A fraudulent website, mimicking the official website of the Community of Madrid, offers €50-€300 subsidies for boiler replacements, despite the regional government ending its program in December 2023 and having no plans for a new one in 2024."
"Fraudulent Website Mimics Madrid's Boiler Replacement Program
"A fraudulent website, mimicking the official website of the Community of Madrid, offers €50-€300 subsidies for boiler replacements, despite the regional government ending its program in December 2023 and having no plans for a new one in 2024."
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48% Bias Score
German Wind Energy Market Shows Increased Optimism
The 14th Windenergy Trend Index shows rising optimism in the German wind energy market, particularly onshore, while the European market displays more reserved optimism, with the Asian market showing record-high positivity for onshore wind.
German Wind Energy Market Shows Increased Optimism
The 14th Windenergy Trend Index shows rising optimism in the German wind energy market, particularly onshore, while the European market displays more reserved optimism, with the Asian market showing record-high positivity for onshore wind.
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32% Bias Score
CSIRO Report: Nuclear Power Remains Significantly More Expensive Than Renewables
A CSIRO report found nuclear power remains about 50% more expensive than renewables, even after adjusting its modelling to incorporate the opposition's suggested changes, contradicting claims that nuclear power will lower electricity bills.
CSIRO Report: Nuclear Power Remains Significantly More Expensive Than Renewables
A CSIRO report found nuclear power remains about 50% more expensive than renewables, even after adjusting its modelling to incorporate the opposition's suggested changes, contradicting claims that nuclear power will lower electricity bills.
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48% Bias Score
UK Explores Free Electricity for Households Near New Pylons to Address Net-Zero Opposition
The U.K. government is considering plans to fully cover electricity bills for households near new electricity pylons to counter local opposition to infrastructure needed to reach net-zero emissions by 2030, potentially costing £1.5 billion-£2.5 billion annually.
UK Explores Free Electricity for Households Near New Pylons to Address Net-Zero Opposition
The U.K. government is considering plans to fully cover electricity bills for households near new electricity pylons to counter local opposition to infrastructure needed to reach net-zero emissions by 2030, potentially costing £1.5 billion-£2.5 billion annually.
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48% Bias Score
China's Hydrogen Energy Boom: 45,000 Fuel-Cell Vehicles Projected by 2025
China's hydrogen fuel-cell vehicle count is projected to reach 45,000 by 2025, driven by over 20 government policies and a market for hydrogen storage cylinders expected to reach $5.23 billion to $6.1 billion between 2025 and 2030, positioning China as a global leader in hydrogen energy development.
China's Hydrogen Energy Boom: 45,000 Fuel-Cell Vehicles Projected by 2025
China's hydrogen fuel-cell vehicle count is projected to reach 45,000 by 2025, driven by over 20 government policies and a market for hydrogen storage cylinders expected to reach $5.23 billion to $6.1 billion between 2025 and 2030, positioning China as a global leader in hydrogen energy development.
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40% Bias Score
CSIRO Report: Renewables Remain Cheapest Electricity Option in Australia
A new CSIRO report confirms that renewable energy sources, particularly large-scale solar and battery storage, remain the lowest-cost option for new electricity generation in Australia, contradicting the opposition's plans for nuclear energy.
CSIRO Report: Renewables Remain Cheapest Electricity Option in Australia
A new CSIRO report confirms that renewable energy sources, particularly large-scale solar and battery storage, remain the lowest-cost option for new electricity generation in Australia, contradicting the opposition's plans for nuclear energy.
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52% Bias Score
CSIRO Report: Nuclear Power Significantly More Expensive Than Renewables
The CSIRO's latest GenCost report found nuclear energy to be at least 50% more expensive than renewables, despite adjustments made to address opposition claims; this contradicts the opposition's plan for a coal-to-nuclear transition and adds to the debate on Australia's energy policy.
CSIRO Report: Nuclear Power Significantly More Expensive Than Renewables
The CSIRO's latest GenCost report found nuclear energy to be at least 50% more expensive than renewables, despite adjustments made to address opposition claims; this contradicts the opposition's plan for a coal-to-nuclear transition and adds to the debate on Australia's energy policy.
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52% Bias Score
CSIRO Rejects Coalition's Nuclear Power Claims, Favoring Renewable Energy
CSIRO's GenCost report refutes Coalition claims that nuclear power would be cheaper and faster to deploy than renewable energy in Australia, estimating a 15-year minimum development time and significantly higher costs for nuclear compared to "firmed" renewables.
CSIRO Rejects Coalition's Nuclear Power Claims, Favoring Renewable Energy
CSIRO's GenCost report refutes Coalition claims that nuclear power would be cheaper and faster to deploy than renewable energy in Australia, estimating a 15-year minimum development time and significantly higher costs for nuclear compared to "firmed" renewables.
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60% Bias Score
"Wind Turbines Pose Collision Risk to Red Kites and Buzzards: Halberstadt Study"
"A study in Halberstadt, Germany, using GPS tracking of red kites and buzzards from 2016-2023, found no avoidance of wind turbines in a compared area, increasing the risk of collisions and necessitating preventative measures; over 2300 red kite breeding pairs were counted in Saxony-Anhalt in 2021/20...
"Wind Turbines Pose Collision Risk to Red Kites and Buzzards: Halberstadt Study"
"A study in Halberstadt, Germany, using GPS tracking of red kites and buzzards from 2016-2023, found no avoidance of wind turbines in a compared area, increasing the risk of collisions and necessitating preventative measures; over 2300 red kite breeding pairs were counted in Saxony-Anhalt in 2021/20...
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32% Bias Score
Shell Halts New Renewable Energy Projects, Expands Oil and Gas Production
Shell announced it will cease new renewable energy development projects, focusing instead on maximizing existing assets, while significantly expanding its oil and gas production in the North Sea with Equinor. This follows a downturn in the renewable energy sector marked by cost increases, reduced ex...
Shell Halts New Renewable Energy Projects, Expands Oil and Gas Production
Shell announced it will cease new renewable energy development projects, focusing instead on maximizing existing assets, while significantly expanding its oil and gas production in the North Sea with Equinor. This follows a downturn in the renewable energy sector marked by cost increases, reduced ex...
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48% Bias Score
China's Hydrogen Energy Boom: 45,000 Fuel-Cell Vehicles Projected by 2025
China's hydrogen energy sector is experiencing rapid growth, driven by government support and declining renewable energy costs, with projections of 45,000 hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles by 2025 and a $5.23 billion to $6.3 billion market for hydrogen storage cylinders between 2025 and 2030.
China's Hydrogen Energy Boom: 45,000 Fuel-Cell Vehicles Projected by 2025
China's hydrogen energy sector is experiencing rapid growth, driven by government support and declining renewable energy costs, with projections of 45,000 hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles by 2025 and a $5.23 billion to $6.3 billion market for hydrogen storage cylinders between 2025 and 2030.
Progress
44% Bias Score
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