How is it that the brightest people in the world are opting for nuclear power, but Labor in Australia keeps telling us it’s a bad idea?
Paul Murray
Meg O’Neill wants energy security to be centre stage in the upcoming Federal Election, warning Australia will face gas shortages without action to clear up a tangle of red tape.
Matt Mckenzie
Amid a spate of waste truck battery fires, Gosnells-based Li-ion Energy is working to intercept lithium battery cells before they reach landfill or end-of-life facilities.
Gabrielle Becerra Mellet
A major global manufacturer has been selling assets across the world — sparking talk their WA business could be on the market soon.
Motorists could decide the future of Australia's energy networks by when they choose to buy an electric car and how they recharge it.
Jennifer Dudley-Nicholson
Victoria's revived state-owned electricity commission will spend $370 million to wholly own a solar and battery farm slated to power 51,000 homes.
Callum Godde
Labor’s rejection of the AUKUS nuclear pact has sparked criticism, with claims of turning Australia into an international embarrassment.
Dan Jervis-Bardy
Shell’s multibillion-dollar Prelude floating gas plant has been hit by another round of strikes starting this morning.
More Aussie households are expected to investigate solar batteries as a way to save on the cost of power rather than the cost to the environment, a bank says.
Two world-leading nuclear experts have said Australia is poised to build its first nuclear reactor in less than 12 years, in a strong backing of the Coalition’s policy.
Jessica Wang
Energy giant Chevron has confirmed WA jobs may be axed amid moves by the American business to slash costs by $US3 billion across the globe.
Plans to power iron ore giant Rio Tinto with a $200 million solar farm will go before the Shire of Ashburton next week before heading to a Development Assessment Panel.
MST Marquee energy analyst Saul Kavonic speculated that MinRes’ corporate governance crisis could see Santos’ long-running chief executive considered as a replacement for Chris Ellison.
Sean Smith
Beach Energy chair Ryan Stokes has again taken aim at approval delays amid possible looming energy shortages across the country.
Matthew McKenzie
Chevron’s Australian boss says the energy industry has taken a hit from a wave of tax and red tape changes — but has declared full support for a $30 billion plan to process Browse gas through Karratha.
Another ambitious green hydrogen project is headed for environmental review — this time with a plan to install solar and wind farms across hundreds of kilometres alongside the Trans Australian Railway.
Strike Energy’s $100 million plan to build a gas power station in the Mid West looks set for development approval after backing from the local government.
Action is picking up pace at WA’s biggest building site — and the impact of the $19 billion project will be felt far beyond the Burrup Peninsula.
Woodside boss Meg O’Neill is confident an elusive deal can be reached between Browse and the North West Shelf Venture — but only after environmental approvals are finalised.
The time needed to build nuclear reactors and the cost of safely storing radioactive waste remain big questions for Australia, an inquiry has been told.
Shares in Hexagon Energy Materials have dropped 12 per cent after the company declared it is in talks with Chevron to buy gas for an ammonia project.
She didn’t blink yesterday when she paid more than $1 billion for the oil and gas assets owned by fellow rich lister Chris Ellison — a transaction that brings us back to her rivalry with Forrest.
Ben Harvey
The State’s biggest oil and gas company has renewed a deal to sponsor Surf Life Saving WA and the Nippers children’s program.
An energy provider has called on the regulator to approve a plan to make Victorian gas customers pay more to make up for those who have gone electric.
Adrian Black
