China’s Solar Power Capacity Soars 35% in 2025, Leads Renewable Push
China’s solar capacity surged 35% in 2025, driving renewable energy growth as nation accelerates green transition, NEA data shows.
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Japan’s TEPCO Restarts Nuclear Reactor Amid Local Opposition
TEPCO resumes operations at Kashiwazaki-Kariwa plant, marking its first reactor restart since the 2011 Fukushima disaster despite community concerns.
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Former Japanese PM Shigeru Ishiba criticizes government official’s nuclear armament remarks, warning of risks to non-proliferation and energy policy.
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22 States Challenge New York’s $75B Climate Fund as Unconstitutional
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Global Leaders Commit to Unlock Nuclear Energy Potential at Brussels Summit
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Environmental Groups and Oil Industry Both Sue U.S. Over Gulf Drilling Plan
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Spanish Gas Stations Eye Legal Action Over Fuel Discount Strain
Spanish gas stations are planning legal action against the government’s fuel discount policy, citing financial strain due to delayed reimbursements and increased sales not reflected in compensation.