Inpex has reached a pay deal with unions to end strikes at the Ichthys gas export plant that cost the Japanese company as much as $200 million.
Matt Mckenzie
A fragile US-Iran peace deal stands between Australian households and $3/L diesel, record inflation and several quarters of negative economic growth, Westpac warns.
Blair Jackson
Hundreds of millions of dollars in state government funding will help residents access zero-interest loans to upgrade their home with lower energy alternatives.
Duncan Murray
The top executive at a massive $24.8b Woodside Energy LNG project has departed suddenly, just over a year after she was hired.
Ruth Liao
Oil held its biggest drop in more than two weeks as traders, shippers and producers awaited details of a US-Iran deal that’s intended to pave the way for the full reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.
Rong Wei Neo and Gabriel Levin
Aussie stocks are surging on news the US and Iran have reached a truce that could end the Persian Gulf energy crisis and cap the impact on global inflation.
Adrian Black
Australia’s biggest oil and gas producer says it has not held takeover discussions with the US energy giant.
Rebecca Le May
Tanker traffic plunged in early March due to Iranian attacks, causing the biggest oil supply disruption in history.
Spencer Kimball
Alinta Energy hopes to start offering residential electricity in WA, joining AGL with fresh calls to give households the benefits of competition in a deregulated market.
Woodside Energy will pay at least $US225 million ($320m) to block Japan’s Inpex from buying into the $30 billion Browse gas project off WA’s north-west coast.
Adrian Rauso and Rebecca Le May
In an effort to ramp up its presence in renewables, Sembcorp has taken over Alinta’s 3.4GW operating portfolio and its 10.4GW development pipeline with a $6.5b price.
Adrian Lowe
AGL’s boss says the east coast company is open to all options as it expands in WA, after breaking ground on a new Kwinana gas plant that promises to bolster the reliability of the State’s electricity grid.
Rebecca Le May and Jessica Page
Voracious power demand from data centres could drive prices higher if they don’t actively support investment in new generation, the boss of energy giant AGL warns.
Australia is unlikely to extend the temporary halving of the fuel excise, as conflict in the Middle East breaks out ending the fragile ceasefire.
Tess Ikonomou
Inpex seeks to halt escalating LNG strikes amid warnings of energy supply disruption.
Ryan Johnson
Woodside Energy has signalled construction of a $1 billion hydrogen plant in Rockingham could start as soon as next year but the company has axed green power in favour of natural gas.
Workers at Inpex’s Ichthys LNG export plant are planning to increase strike action to eight hours a day and implement work bans from Thursday, after talks between union members and the company stalled.
Sing Yee Ong
Residents in Perth’s south had a rude awakening on Sunday morning as a powerful ‘explosion’ rocked their windows and homes.
Kirsty Lichtenstein
Monadelphous has picked up a $380 million contract to build a power plant in Queensland as it taps into more energy transition opportunities.
Daniel Newell
Mining companies are making all the right noises after shocking cases of sexual harassment prompted a parliamentary inquiry - but whether the culture change push is flowing to workers is still unclear.
Motorists face a new round of punishing price increases for fuel and other products as oil and gas inventories plunge to historic lows around the world because of the war in Iran.
Evan Halper
Chevron’s American head office is ‘confused and frustrated’ about a proposed national gas reservation scheme amid uncertainty about the impact on WA’s longstanding policy.
Urgent action must be taken to regulate power and water used by data centres to avoid burdening Australian households with higher costs, a study has found.
Jennifer Dudley-Nicholson
The union said workers would strike for four hours on Tuesday at the gas export operation stretching from off the Kimberley coast to Darwin.
