Gas producers supplying WA’s domestic market may be completely excluded from Australia’s first national gas reservation policy, which has been watered down following uproar from energy giants.
Rebecca Le May and Jessica Page
The government insists it is not backtracking on a plan to ensure steady gas supply as industry and experts raise alarm bells about a bloated energy market.
Will Nicholas
US-based international boss Daniel Kalms was one of several internal contenders for the top job at Woodside but missed out to Liz Westcott.
Sean Smith
The big four bank’s boss has called for more investment in Australian oil and gas, declaring that ‘fuel security is economic security’.
Adrian Rauso
The chief executive says he doesn’t expect the spectre of a major new tax on the oil and gas sector will go away any time soon — and investors remain worried.
Rebecca Le May
Spending on home energy upgrades such as insulation and solar panels is on the rise but renters and younger households may be left behind.
Jennifer Dudley-Nicholson
Santos boss Kevin Gallagher has stepped up his campaign on the Federal Government’s controversial gas reservation policy, urging it to adopt the same framework long used in WA.
Oil and gas majors warn the Albanese Government’s crackdown on skilled offshore foreign workers would put “a far bigger number” of Australian jobs at risk.
Hundreds of workers at Premier Coal’s Collie mine are planning to strike in a major pay dispute amid high pressure on the State Government to nail a transition for the industry.
Matt Mckenzie
A new era of comfort for QantasLink’s hard-working FIFO passengers is being ushered in with the rollout of a crisply refurbished aircraft fleet.
Australia’s oil production plunged just as fuel security became a critical national issue — and energy majors are turning to other parts of the world, experts say.
Yara Pilbara’s chief operating officer Laurent Trost says ‘there will be no green transition with red numbers’.
Oil trading was once largely the preserve of commodity houses, institutional investors and professional traders able to make bets involving thousands of barrels at a time. That barrier is becoming much lower.
Lee Ying Shan
Australians who went electric after war in the Middle East broke out have so far saved tens of millions of dollars at the bowser.
Nathan Schmidt
Woodside Energy’s Scarborough gas project remains on track, a senior executive says, but he stopped short of tipping the Browse proposal will proceed.
WA’s days of necking Emu Export cans on Matilda Bay foreshore appear to be fading in the sunset. Plus: Why four big holes in the ground near Collie are about to burn a giant hole in your pocket.
Streamlined environmental assessments of a pipeline linking a territory's gas field with the east coast have been granted to the company proposing to build it.
Lloyd Jones
Premier says a merger between two major coal mines in Collie ‘has to happen’ as he warns of an “eye-watering” sum for rehabilitation of the site.
Oliver Lane
Perdaman chair Vikas Rambal says his company’s vision for another oil refinery that will “look after Australia” is essential should another major war break out.
Anti-fracking protesters rallying outside a major resources conference have been told "mining pays the bills in Australia".
Government-owned Synergy has been fined $1.2 million after a software mishap accidentally drove up power prices across the State’s main energy grid.
Two highly-paid FIFO workers’ fight for better flexible working arrangements — which they argued would allow them to spend more time with family and avoid a common divorce trend — has been rejected.
Adrian Lowe
Oil rose the most in three weeks as tensions spiked in the Middle East, with the US and Iran exchanging strikes for the first time in about a month and fighting appearing poised to continue.
Mia Gindis, Charles Gorrivan and Paul Burkhardt
Hancock Energy will process Strike Energy’s share of gas from their Mid West joint venture and provide funding support in a deal the smaller partner has described as a ‘transformational step’.
