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Senex Energy

August 2024

Senex chief executive Ian Davies is stepping down after 14 years as CEO.

Hancock’s Senex Energy loses long-time CEO post $1b expansion deal

Outgoing chief executive Ian Davies has told staff he will hand over to chief operating officer Darren Stevenson “in late 2024”.

June 2024

Senex CEO Ian Davies said the gas in the Atlas project is “sorely needed”.

Labor delivers all-clear for $1b Rinehart-backed Senex gas project

The decision to grant environmental clearance for the Atlas development brings to an end an approvals process that has lasted almost two years.

February 2024

Incitec Pivot has hired a former BHP coal and copper executive, Mauro Neves de Moraes, as its new chief executive.

Senex Energy bankers up for Incitec’s fertiliser biz

Turns out Senex Energy is not alone as it keeps vigil over Incitec Pivot’s up-for-sale fertiliser business.

Senex has signed up more gas customers to its stalled $1 billion Atlas expansion project in Queensland.

Senex covets Incitec’s fertiliser biz; board may opt for higher offer

Detractors point to a surge in Indonesia’s supply of nickel which has seen prices plunge, saying the state-owned company cannot be trusted to properly manage fertiliser supply.

August 2023

Senex has signed up more gas customers to its stalled $1b Atlas expansion project in Queensland.

Greens, Coalition back Senate inquiry into gas price cap exemptions

Labor’s new code of conduct will “encourage new gas supplies even as the planet boils around us”, says Nick McKim.

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July 2023

The BlueScope steelworks in Port Kembla, New South Wales.

BlueScope signs gas deal with Senex subject to Labor approval

BlueScope and Senex say the 10-year gas supply deal would deliver manufacturing jobs in Port Kembla, but first needs an exemption under Labor’s code of conduct.

New gas supplies on the east coast are needed to stave off shortages, regulators say.

Gas code benefits questioned as sellers and buyers gripe

The government’s new gas pricing rules, to be finalised this week, have damaged investor sentiment and appear to have had minimal benefit for consumers.

April 2023

Origin Energy ceo Frank Calabria.

Origin Energy gas revenues rise 7pc

The result reflects a global energy crunch, but it will do little to dampen calls for the government to push through its aggressive intervention.

Small gas producers eye expansion as large projects shelved

Small gas developments are looking to capitalise on the fact that they will not face the same pressures as larger developments.

March 2023

ExxonMobil has warned supplies in key producing regions are running down quickly.

Exxon warns of dwindling Bass Strait gas

One of Australia’s largest domestic gas producers says Bass Strait gas can no longer come to the rescue to cover plant outages, confirming risks of winter shortages.

February 2023

ACCC chair Gina Cass-Gottlieb spoke on a panel at Gilbert + Tobin in Sydney on Tuesday.

ACCC boss takes aim at ‘loyalty taxes’

ACCC Gina Cass Gottlieb voices concerns over banks imposing “loyalty taxes” on existing customers, in not passing on the full extent of Reserve Bank rates.

Senex, headed by CEO Ian Davies, has given the ACCC recent bidding data for 2TK PJs of new gas that showed buyers would have secured gas in the “low to mid-teens”.

Market intel shows gas prices ‘reasonable’ ahead of Labor cap: Senex

In a damning submission, the producer sent Labor hard data showing gas buyers were not “under duress” in the lead up to December’s chaos-inducing intervention.

January 2023

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese needs his hard hat for the energy transition

Why power bills are still headed higher

The government is pressing ahead with market intervention to force down domestic energy prices, but costs will still rise sharply this year. The future is less clear.

December 2022

Prime Minister Anthony Albanes.

If gas investments made sense in 2021, they make sense in 2023: PM

Anthony Albanese rejected suggestions the stalling of Senex Energy’s $1 billion Atlas gas project in Queensland will stymie investment.

August 2022

Managing the present crisis should provide some confidence that Australia can handle the coming transformation.

Road to net zero passes through Australia’s gas fields

Labor gets it that gas is the global bridging fuel between coal and renewables. And markets are responding already.

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Wilga Park Power Station, west of Narrabri, is a gas-fuelled power generator by Santos in operation for 18 years.

Santos buys new pipeline to connect Narrabri gas project to grid

The Hunter Gas Pipeline will put its controversial project in northern NSW another step closer to fruition after a decade of delays.

March 2022

Gina Rinehart’s Hancock Energy wants to do another tie up with Korean Posco, this time at ASX-listed Senex energy.

Rinehart and Korea’s Posco take over Senex Energy

A majority of shareholders approved the $900 million takeover of the east coast oil and gas company amid the global turmoil in energy markets.

Senex CEO Ian Davies.

Proxy firms clear Senex Energy bid, next stop meeting

East coast gas supplier Senex Energy appears one step closer to joining Posco’s portfolio with a raft of proxy advisers recommending clients vote in favour of a $4.60 a share takeover. 

February 2022

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All the profit results for February 21, 2022

Results briefing | News and analysis on today’s profit results from Adairs, Altium, Ampol, BlueScope, Chorus, Cooper Energy, Endeavour, GDI, Hansen, Helloworld, Latitude, Lendlease, Maca, NIB, Nuix, OZ Minerals, Reliance, SelfWealth, Senex, Silver Lake, Sonic Healthcare, Starpharma, Super Retail, Tyro, Viva.  Find updated reports and analysis here.

Foreign Investment Review Board said it had “no objection” to POSCO’s  $883.56 million takeover of Senex.

POSCO takeover of Senex clears foreign investment board

Foreign Investment Review Board said it had “no objection” to POSCO’s  $883.56 million takeover.

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