Woodside’s North West Shelf gas processing plant has been given final approval to keep operating until 2070 with 48 strict conditions aimed at protecting nearby ancient Indigenous rock art.
Katina Curtis
The EPA has green-lit plans to treble the size of a gas power station in Kwinana as WA scrambles to get ready for the closure of coal generators by 2030.
Matt Mckenzie
Households and small businesses will be warned if they are paying more than necessary under a reform designed to encourage more people switch plans.
Jennifer Dudley-Nicholson
Environment Minister Murray Watt The Federal minister has given notice to Murujuga traditional owner Raelene Cooper of the imminent decision over the Woodside proposal.
Woodside Energy has inked a 15-year deal with Petronas to ship liquefied natural gas to Malaysia as the south east Asian country ups energy imports.
East coast customers have access to dual energy bills that come with greater savings on electricity charges.
Sean Smith
BHP has fired back after being put on notice by Roger Cook over their “moral obligation” to decarbonise, a day after he carved a path for faster project approvals.
Jessica Page and Simone Grogan
Alcoa is stepping up efforts to secure long-term gas supply by chipping in $US30 million to fund engineering work for Western Gas’s proposed Equus project.
Australia could squander the opportunity to export green iron to the world if it does not pursue renewable hydrogen for its production, analysts say.
Shell is exploring the sale of its interest in the $34 billion North West Shelf LNG export plant in the Pilbara, sources have revealed
Stephen Stapczynski
Regulators have slammed the State’s biggest privately-owned power generator after the company allegedly overcharged $66 million through anti-competitive behaviour.
The Cook Government is ‘confident’ that the risk of a power shortage this summer will be avoided but questions have been raised over why the state is struggling to keep the lights on.
Charlton Hart
A liquefied natural gas export plant in the Northern Territory leaked methane for almost two decades, according to a local environmental group.
Keira Wright
Some WA seniors hoping to access the Cook Government’s new solar battery rebate scheme have been locked out of the offer after being rejected for interest-free loans by the Government’s nominated lender.
Nick Bruining
Warnbro resident John Wootton was delighted when the State Government announced the solar battery rebate scheme. That euphoria soon faded when his loan application was rejected without explanation.
An 81-turbine wind farm labelled the longest delayed project in a state's planning system has been ticked off on, as other schemes face environmental criticism.
Jack Gramenz
An energy authority has come under fire over its tactics in trying to acquire a property from a dying man as part of a major transmission line project.
Farid Farid
Andrew Forrest’s Fortescue is “not backing off” hydrogen but won’t push ahead with any new projects until the numbers stack up, as inflows from its core iron ore business take a harsh tumble.
Simone Grogan
Santos boss Kevin Gallagher has pledged to finalise a $30 billion takeover deal by Middle East suitor Adnoc within four weeks after another delay to the huge acquisition.
A Federal Court judge has refused to set a deadline for the Environment Minister to finalise an Aboriginal Heritage claim over the Burrup Peninsula industrial zone, despite acknowledging it had taken too long.
Australian energy company Santos has delivered a major update to the closely watched takeover bid from a Middle Eastern oil and gas behemoth.
Duncan Evans
The Federal Court has dismissed a bid by Doctors for the Environment Australia wanting to overturn approval of Woodside Energy’s $20 billion Scarborough project.
A major Australian coal producer has reported better-than-expected production from its new mines, but price pressures cut into its full-year result.
Adrian Black
Australia's investment pipeline for clean energy, storage and transmission to replace coal is "healthy", but project delays pose reliability questions.
Poppy Johnston
