APA Group boss Adam Watson is backing in the potential of a big green energy rollout in the Pilbara even as customers push back their transition timelines.
Matt Mckenzie
An attack on Iran that ballooned into a broader regional conflict and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz could send Australian petrol prices soaring.
Tom Richardson
Synergy chief Kurt Baker won’t say whether the power supplier asked for a taxpayer bailout last year but has warned “there’s no guarantees” about the utility’s financial future.
Kevin Gallagher’s pay packet for the 2025 year was inflated by a multimillion-dollar payment of performance rights as the oil and gas producer also announced sweeping job cuts
Sean Smith
Cuban oil play Petro Australis Energy has parted ways with chief executive and former Woodside Energy executive Shiva McMahon after less than a year.
A Federal Court judge has dismissed claims that Adelaide energy company Santos had green-washed its net zero target and the impact of gas.
In a verdict set to reverberate through Australian boardrooms, the Federal Court will rule on a resources giant's alleged use of misleading climate claims.
Poppy Johnston
The green rush to build power projects in WA has attracted another hopeful with development plans lodged to build a $500 million battery south of Perth.
The investment, Magellan Power’s first outside equity injection, follows the company’s decision last year to mandate PKF Corporate to seek $15m from a strategic investor.
Ukraine has been accused of delaying the restart of a pipeline carrying Russian oil to eastern Europe.
Staff Writers
Roger Cook is officially asking industry to name its price to develop green steel, three months after he promised to make it a requirement for major infrastructure projects.
Jessica Page
Western Power chief Sam Barbaro has taken to Linkedin to announce his exit after almost two decades at WA’s main network operator.
Albany residents will face bills between $600 to $2000 to convert from town to bottled gas once the decommissioning of the city’s gas network starts later this year, according to local plumbers.
Claire Middleton
There’s no sign as to when AGL Energy will press go on a major expansion of the Kwinana gas power plant but boss Damien Nicks has signalled the company is keen to push further into the WA market.
AGL Energy will slice off its fledgling telco arm in a $115 million deal that will give the power company an equity stake in Aussie Broadband.
Australian energy giant AGL has beaten earnings expectations and lifted its forward guidance, with industrial and data centre demand expected to support prices.
Adrian Black
An American company’s plan to frack for gas in the Kimberley faces another round of intense regulatory scrutiny amid claims the project has copped a record number of appeals.
Hydropower projects should receive more support and faster approvals if Australia is to meet its renewable energy targets, a group has warned.
Jennifer Dudley-Nicholson
A total of 27 banks and credit agencies have committed not to provide financing for a proposed TotalEnergies-Santos LNG plant project in Papua New Guinea.
Derek Rose
A complex web of investment, lobbying and public messaging is thought to be prolonging the life of the gas industry in Australia and the broader region.
Westpac’s board was in the State this week for the first time in more than seven years, accompanied by institutional boss Nell Hutton and other senior executives.
Australian oil and gas exploration and production company Beach Energy has posted a slump in first-half earnings but says it's still a "solid" result.
Overworked pilots with limited experience flying at night nearly crashed their helicopter close to a Woodside drill rig off WA’s North West coast, an investigation has found.
Adrian Rauso
A company with ambitious plans to build a giant green hydrogen project in the Pilbara says the Federal Government will chip in $21 million to help, despite major partner BP walking away.
