An international oil and gas giant has lodged plans for a $230 million battery in Perth’s northern suburbs.
Matt Mckenzie
The major funds and institutions will have a crack over a non-binding climate change report, but there is no real support for voting off directors or pulling it out of fossil fuels.
Sean Smith
Woodside boss Meg O’Neill hopes the planned life extension of the North West Shelf gas plant will be approved by the end of the month despite a potential post-election reshuffle of Anthony Albanese’s cabinet.
Woodside will be looking to fend off another legal challenge against Scarborough and have a gargantuan offshore platform towed over from China in time for the $US12.5 billion operation’s 2026 start date.
Simone Grogan
Energy giant AGL is considering a major expansion of the Kwinana Swift gas power station amid a wave of investment into the State’s electricity grid.
Horizon Power chief executive Stephanie Unwin will switch tracks from energy to railways as the new boss of Arc Infrastructure.
The Louisiana LNG project on the Gulf of Mexico will enter production in 2029, with the company saying it will position Woodside as a ‘global powerhouse’.
Woodside boss Meg O’Neill has renewed her pleas for certainty over the future of the energy giant’s massive North West Shelf gas project, which is still awaiting a final sign off from the Federal Government.
Matt Mckenzie & Daniel Newell
Both major parties are going into an election promising to increase gas production, even though the majority of Australians want more renewables.
Kat Wong
Santos has received final approval to start production on its flagship $5.8 billion Barossa gas project in the Timor Sea after years of legal delays.
Jacob Shteyman
All energy infrastructure has an expiry date and for nuclear power plants, radioactive elements mean retirement is no picnic.
Poppy Johnston
Australia’s three biggest LNG producers have shared more than $16 billion in profit, just four years after a plunge in energy prices left them awash in red ink and pondering their future.
Administrators of hydrogen hopeful Infinite Green Energy will have four weeks to bring together a restructure deal for the company, with the Supreme Court yesterday adjourning a liquidation bid.
The Australian oil and gas group has struck long-term deals to supply LNG to German company Uniper, with at least half of the gas to be sourced from Woodside’s planned Louisiana plant in the US.
Proper maintenance is the answer to ageing coal generator reliability issues, the coalition has countered in response to more questions about its nuclear plan.
Australia is still delivering for Chevron despite the company’s concerns about the country’s investment credentials, powering the gas giant to an $8 billion profit last year.
Australian mining billionaire Andrew Forrest was ordered to sit for a seven-hour deposition as his US legal battle intensifies with hedge fund mogul Paul Tudor Jones II over a soured green energy partnership.
Chris Dolmetsch and Ava Benny-Morrison
Andrew Forrest was in Perth on Thursday, the morning after Donald Trump put a 90-day pause on his sweeping global tariffs that sent global markets into meltdown.
Energy Minister Chris Bowen and his opposite number Ted O’Brien have both promised to lower household bills, offering voters a stark choice between a renewables-based power grid or a dramatic shift to nuclear.
Nicola Smith
The Shire of Narrogin has formally asked “not to be left behind” by the State Government in planning for renewable energy projects around the town to ensure its future as a hub results in community benefits.
Melissa Sheil
A state government has dismissed concerns that discounted home insulation could lead to a repeat of a disastrous program that cost four workers their lives.
Callum Godde
The green energy hopeful has called in administrators after a rough 12 months, which included the departure of big-name directors last year.
Oil and gas giant Woodside Energy has defied chaos in the United States economy to bring onboard a new investor into the Louisiana LNG project.
Canadian energy giant TransAlta has won the approval of the regulator for a new gas power plant that would support a restart of BHP‘s mothballed WA nickel operations.
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