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Canary Media

U.S. center-left / pro-clean-energy

Canary Media is a nonprofit newsroom dedicated to covering the clean energy transition, funded by foundation grants and donations rather than advertising or a corporate owner. Its coverage frames climate action and renewable energy positively, which puts its 2025-2026 reporting on the Trump administration's energy and climate policies largely in a critical light.

Owned byIndependent 501(c)(3) nonprofit; launched in 2021 under Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI) and became fully independent on July 1, 2024. In 2025 it merged with the nonprofit Energy News Network.

LeaningU.S. center-left / pro-clean-energy

On the administrationbroadly critical

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5.1average bias score across 8 stories
1 = straight reporting · 10 = heavily spun

Stories

4 NC Utilities Commission Holds Sept. 9 Hearing on Duke Energy's 850-Megawatt Simple-Cycle Gas Plant in Rowan County
5 Duke Energy Settlements Would Cut NC Rate Request; Attorney General Declines to Sign, Disputes 6.8% Figure
5 Duke Energy Progress and North Carolina Public Staff Sign Settlement Cutting Requested Rate Increase by More Than Half
5 Duke Energy Signs Federal Ratepayer Pledge as N.C. Officials Press for Binding Data-Center Rules
5 NC Governor and Attorney General Ask Regulators to Make Duke Energy's Data-Center Cost Pledge Enforceable
5 NC Attorney General Files Testimony Opposing Most of Duke Energy Progress's Proposed Two-Year Rate Increase
6 Duke Energy Seeks 11.6% Residential Rate Increase in North Carolina as Low-Income Bill Credit Nears Expiration
6 Duke Energy and Interior Department Agree to End Carolina Long Bay Offshore Wind Lease