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Lower Saxony's Wind Power Plan Sparks Environmental Conflict
Lower Saxony's proposed amendment to its regional planning program would open approximately 2,200 hectares of forest, primarily in Southern Lower Saxony, for wind turbine construction, sparking conflict between environmental groups and the renewable energy sector over ecological impact and climate g...
Lower Saxony's Wind Power Plan Sparks Environmental Conflict
Lower Saxony's proposed amendment to its regional planning program would open approximately 2,200 hectares of forest, primarily in Southern Lower Saxony, for wind turbine construction, sparking conflict between environmental groups and the renewable energy sector over ecological impact and climate g...
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48% Bias Score
DOE Extends Life of Coal Plant Amidst Midwest Electricity Concerns
The Department of Energy (DOE) ordered the Campbell coal plant in Michigan to remain open for three months due to a declared electricity shortage in the Midwest on May 23, despite claims of sufficient capacity and the plant's planned closure on May 31.
DOE Extends Life of Coal Plant Amidst Midwest Electricity Concerns
The Department of Energy (DOE) ordered the Campbell coal plant in Michigan to remain open for three months due to a declared electricity shortage in the Midwest on May 23, despite claims of sufficient capacity and the plant's planned closure on May 31.
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56% Bias Score
Trilateral Cooperation: Strengthening East Asia's Economic and Technological Future
China, Japan, and South Korea are cooperating in semiconductors, renewable energy, and digital technology to strengthen East Asia's stability and technological competitiveness, leveraging their complementary strengths and the RCEP framework for regional economic integration.
Trilateral Cooperation: Strengthening East Asia's Economic and Technological Future
China, Japan, and South Korea are cooperating in semiconductors, renewable energy, and digital technology to strengthen East Asia's stability and technological competitiveness, leveraging their complementary strengths and the RCEP framework for regional economic integration.
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40% Bias Score
Meyer Burger Insolvency Highlights German Industrial Policy Flaws
Meyer Burger's two German subsidiaries filed for insolvency, affecting 600 jobs and sparking debate about Germany's renewable energy policies and the broader challenges faced by its mid-sized companies.
Meyer Burger Insolvency Highlights German Industrial Policy Flaws
Meyer Burger's two German subsidiaries filed for insolvency, affecting 600 jobs and sparking debate about Germany's renewable energy policies and the broader challenges faced by its mid-sized companies.
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48% Bias Score
German Households Hold Key to Smoothing Renewable Energy Fluctuations
A study by Eon and FfE shows that German households could shift 15.6 terawatt-hours of electricity consumption—equivalent to the combined usage of Munich and Warsaw—by adjusting usage of appliances like washing machines and dryers to off-peak hours; this potential could almost double by 2030 due to ...
German Households Hold Key to Smoothing Renewable Energy Fluctuations
A study by Eon and FfE shows that German households could shift 15.6 terawatt-hours of electricity consumption—equivalent to the combined usage of Munich and Warsaw—by adjusting usage of appliances like washing machines and dryers to off-peak hours; this potential could almost double by 2030 due to ...
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28% Bias Score
Meyer Burger Insolvency Exposes German Solar Industry's Vulnerability
German solar cell producer Meyer Burger filed for insolvency, impacting 600 jobs and highlighting the industry's struggle against Chinese competition and fluctuating government policies, mirroring a previous industry collapse 10-15 years ago.
Meyer Burger Insolvency Exposes German Solar Industry's Vulnerability
German solar cell producer Meyer Burger filed for insolvency, impacting 600 jobs and highlighting the industry's struggle against Chinese competition and fluctuating government policies, mirroring a previous industry collapse 10-15 years ago.
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44% Bias Score
MAN Energy Solutions Rebrands as Everllence, Signaling Shift to Green Technologies
MAN Energy Solutions, a German manufacturer with 15,000 employees, has officially changed its name to Everllence to highlight its expansion into climate-friendly technologies like large heat pumps, following a previous removal of "Diesel" from its name in 2018. The company's future focus will be on ...
MAN Energy Solutions Rebrands as Everllence, Signaling Shift to Green Technologies
MAN Energy Solutions, a German manufacturer with 15,000 employees, has officially changed its name to Everllence to highlight its expansion into climate-friendly technologies like large heat pumps, following a previous removal of "Diesel" from its name in 2018. The company's future focus will be on ...
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44% Bias Score
Constellation, Meta Partner on 20-Year Nuclear Power Deal
Constellation Energy signed a 20-year deal with Meta to supply 1,121 MW of nuclear power from its Clinton facility in Illinois, preventing its closure, preserving jobs, and reducing carbon emissions; this follows a similar agreement with Microsoft.
Constellation, Meta Partner on 20-Year Nuclear Power Deal
Constellation Energy signed a 20-year deal with Meta to supply 1,121 MW of nuclear power from its Clinton facility in Illinois, preventing its closure, preserving jobs, and reducing carbon emissions; this follows a similar agreement with Microsoft.
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44% Bias Score
Carney Meets with Energy CEOs to Define Criteria for Nationally Significant Projects
Prime Minister Mark Carney held a two-hour meeting with Canadian energy sector CEOs on Sunday to discuss criteria for designating major infrastructure projects as nationally significant, focusing on economic growth, clean energy, Indigenous participation, and project feasibility.
Carney Meets with Energy CEOs to Define Criteria for Nationally Significant Projects
Prime Minister Mark Carney held a two-hour meeting with Canadian energy sector CEOs on Sunday to discuss criteria for designating major infrastructure projects as nationally significant, focusing on economic growth, clean energy, Indigenous participation, and project feasibility.
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44% Bias Score
France Revises Wind Farm Contracts to Curb Negative Electricity Price Losses
The French government revised contracts for three offshore wind farms, allowing them to stop production during negative electricity pricing to reduce losses on the spot market, following a 2023 doubling of negative pricing hours to 359.
France Revises Wind Farm Contracts to Curb Negative Electricity Price Losses
The French government revised contracts for three offshore wind farms, allowing them to stop production during negative electricity pricing to reduce losses on the spot market, following a 2023 doubling of negative pricing hours to 359.
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44% Bias Score
Neptune Energy Expands Altmark Lithium Extraction Pilot Program Amidst Public Opposition
Neptune Energy launched a second pilot plant in Altmark, Germany, to extract lithium from thermal water using existing gas well infrastructure, aiming for 25,000 tons of lithium carbonate annually by 2024, despite facing significant public opposition.
Neptune Energy Expands Altmark Lithium Extraction Pilot Program Amidst Public Opposition
Neptune Energy launched a second pilot plant in Altmark, Germany, to extract lithium from thermal water using existing gas well infrastructure, aiming for 25,000 tons of lithium carbonate annually by 2024, despite facing significant public opposition.
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44% Bias Score
US Cancels \$3.7 Billion in Climate Project Funding
The US Department of Energy cancelled \$3.7 billion in funding for 24 climate projects, primarily CCS initiatives, citing economic unviability and lack of contribution to energy security, impacting companies like Heidelberg Materials, Eastman Chemical, and ExxonMobil, and potentially costing 25,000 ...
US Cancels \$3.7 Billion in Climate Project Funding
The US Department of Energy cancelled \$3.7 billion in funding for 24 climate projects, primarily CCS initiatives, citing economic unviability and lack of contribution to energy security, impacting companies like Heidelberg Materials, Eastman Chemical, and ExxonMobil, and potentially costing 25,000 ...
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52% Bias Score
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