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Hamburg Funds Mini-Solar Panels for Low-Income Households
Hamburg is launching a \$580,000 program to help low-income households install solar panels on their balconies, covering up to 90 percent of costs, or up to \$500, starting October 2024.
Hamburg Funds Mini-Solar Panels for Low-Income Households
Hamburg is launching a \$580,000 program to help low-income households install solar panels on their balconies, covering up to 90 percent of costs, or up to \$500, starting October 2024.
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24% Bias Score
Dutch Theater Directors Question the Future of Art Institutions
At the opening of the Netherlands Theater Festival, Theater Utrecht director Anne Breure and theater maker Sadettin Kirmiziyüz questioned the necessity of art institutions, particularly in light of rising right-wing extremism and the normalization of collaboration with fascist parties.
Dutch Theater Directors Question the Future of Art Institutions
At the opening of the Netherlands Theater Festival, Theater Utrecht director Anne Breure and theater maker Sadettin Kirmiziyüz questioned the necessity of art institutions, particularly in light of rising right-wing extremism and the normalization of collaboration with fascist parties.
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28% Bias Score
Dutch Households Face Widening Energy Gap, with Groningen Families Spending €105 More Monthly
A Berenschot study for Essent reveals a €105 monthly energy cost difference between Groningen and Utrecht households, with 40% of households lacking funds for energy-saving investments by 2035, highlighting a growing energy divide and the need for targeted support.
Dutch Households Face Widening Energy Gap, with Groningen Families Spending €105 More Monthly
A Berenschot study for Essent reveals a €105 monthly energy cost difference between Groningen and Utrecht households, with 40% of households lacking funds for energy-saving investments by 2035, highlighting a growing energy divide and the need for targeted support.
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16% Bias Score
Greek Authorities Investigate €22.6 Million in OPKEPE Subsidy Fraud
Greek authorities are investigating 1,036 tax identification numbers (TINs) implicated in €22.6 million in fraudulent agricultural subsidies paid by the OPKEPE agency between 2019 and 2024, leading to asset seizures.
Greek Authorities Investigate €22.6 Million in OPKEPE Subsidy Fraud
Greek authorities are investigating 1,036 tax identification numbers (TINs) implicated in €22.6 million in fraudulent agricultural subsidies paid by the OPKEPE agency between 2019 and 2024, leading to asset seizures.
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56% Bias Score
US Government Invests $5.7 Billion in Intel for 10% Stake
The US government invested $5.7 billion in Intel for a 10% stake, with a potential for an additional 5%, as part of a deal negotiated under President Trump to boost domestic chip production and address Intel's recent struggles.
US Government Invests $5.7 Billion in Intel for 10% Stake
The US government invested $5.7 billion in Intel for a 10% stake, with a potential for an additional 5%, as part of a deal negotiated under President Trump to boost domestic chip production and address Intel's recent struggles.
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32% Bias Score
German Greens Oppose Potential End to Private Solar Subsidies
Germany's Green Party opposes Economics Minister Reiche's potential end to private solar subsidies, citing ensuing consumer uncertainty and advocating for guaranteed feed-in tariffs, easy grid connections, and a faster energy transition with smart meters and energy storage solutions.
German Greens Oppose Potential End to Private Solar Subsidies
Germany's Green Party opposes Economics Minister Reiche's potential end to private solar subsidies, citing ensuing consumer uncertainty and advocating for guaranteed feed-in tariffs, easy grid connections, and a faster energy transition with smart meters and energy storage solutions.
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52% Bias Score
Germany Misuses Climate Fund: Billions for Grid Operators, Not Climate Protection
The German government approved a €6.5 billion payout from its climate and transformation fund to four electricity grid operators, ostensibly to lower electricity prices, despite this measure's irrelevance to climate protection or energy transition goals.
Germany Misuses Climate Fund: Billions for Grid Operators, Not Climate Protection
The German government approved a €6.5 billion payout from its climate and transformation fund to four electricity grid operators, ostensibly to lower electricity prices, despite this measure's irrelevance to climate protection or energy transition goals.
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56% Bias Score
Germany Reports Record 2025 Harvest Despite Climate Challenges
Despite spring drought and heavy July rains, Germany's 2025 harvest significantly exceeds 2024 levels for grain and rapeseed, and slightly surpasses the multi-year average, according to the Ministry of Agriculture.
Germany Reports Record 2025 Harvest Despite Climate Challenges
Despite spring drought and heavy July rains, Germany's 2025 harvest significantly exceeds 2024 levels for grain and rapeseed, and slightly surpasses the multi-year average, according to the Ministry of Agriculture.
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40% Bias Score
Germany Plans Electricity Price Relief: Focus on Grid Fees and Corporate Tax Breaks
The German government will provide 6.5 billion euros to lower grid fees, impacting household electricity bills, while extending a reduced electricity tax for specific industries.
Germany Plans Electricity Price Relief: Focus on Grid Fees and Corporate Tax Breaks
The German government will provide 6.5 billion euros to lower grid fees, impacting household electricity bills, while extending a reduced electricity tax for specific industries.
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20% Bias Score
Kinoumai Ilektrika 3" Program in Greece Faces Funding Exhaustion
Greece's "Kinoumai Ilektrika 3" program, launched August 5, 2025, to subsidize electric vehicle purchases, has only €9.05 million remaining of its €57 million budget, with only €6.08 million allocated for private individuals, indicating a potential budget exhaustion by September 2025.
Kinoumai Ilektrika 3" Program in Greece Faces Funding Exhaustion
Greece's "Kinoumai Ilektrika 3" program, launched August 5, 2025, to subsidize electric vehicle purchases, has only €9.05 million remaining of its €57 million budget, with only €6.08 million allocated for private individuals, indicating a potential budget exhaustion by September 2025.
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12% Bias Score
Orsted's Collapse: A Wake-Up Call for Renewable Energy Policy
Orsted, the world's biggest wind farm developer, is facing financial collapse due to escalating costs and supply chain problems, prompting it to return a UK contract and raising concerns about the economic viability of large-scale renewable energy projects.
Orsted's Collapse: A Wake-Up Call for Renewable Energy Policy
Orsted, the world's biggest wind farm developer, is facing financial collapse due to escalating costs and supply chain problems, prompting it to return a UK contract and raising concerns about the economic viability of large-scale renewable energy projects.
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72% Bias Score
Brazil Unveils Plan to Counter US Tariffs on Agricultural Products
The Brazilian government announced a plan to support farmers impacted by a 50 percent US tariff on Brazilian exports, facilitating purchases of fish, honey, and fruits through streamlined public procurement and credit lines, while coffee and beef, with strong international demand, are excluded.
Brazil Unveils Plan to Counter US Tariffs on Agricultural Products
The Brazilian government announced a plan to support farmers impacted by a 50 percent US tariff on Brazilian exports, facilitating purchases of fish, honey, and fruits through streamlined public procurement and credit lines, while coffee and beef, with strong international demand, are excluded.
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32% Bias Score
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