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The Chevron-led Gorgon LNG plant on Barrow Island off Western Australia ships LNG to across Asia.

Chevron, Gorgon partners give green light for $3b gas investment

The project will involve the development of two new offshore gas fields, the first major investment in the Gorgon LNG venture for more than four years.

A graphic depicting the difficulties of accessing crypto from a will: a hammer attempting to break a block of ice with Bitcoin inside.

It’s evident which way bitcoin is headed

Readers’ letters on the bitcoin craze, investor diligence, psychological injury claims, the Nats’ views on renewables ‘costs’, and solutions to the energy crisis.

The American-born Meg O’Neill is a woman who follows through on her convictions.

Bold O’Neill propels Woodside from Perth to global gas force

Five years into her tenure at the helm, it is clear that the Colorado-raised chief executive is prepared to act on her convictions.

APA Group’s building one of what should be a handful of new gas peaker plants in Queensland.

Best place to build a new $1b power plant? That’s in Queensland!

Meet the first of what should be a few gas peaking power plants in the Sunshine State.

The Brigalow gas plant will be built on the same site as CS Energy’s Kogan Creek coal power station.

APA revs up gas power ambitions with $1b commitment

A new Queensland venture with a state-owned generator could be a model for the pipeline owner’s further investments in gas-based electricity, its CEO says.

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November

Brett Woods has been CEO at Beach Energy since January 2024.

Beach Energy keen to invest in Santos’ $3.6b Narrabri project

Australia’s third-biggest oil and gas producer is pursuing a range of growth projects spanning the country.

According to the Offshore Alliance, its posts about Chevron are just Aussie humour.

Chevron’s unprecedented war with unions over a Facebook page

Of all the efforts of gas giants to shut down the Offshore Alliance’s spicy social media activity, it was cut and dry copyright law that (temporarily) worked.

The Sunrise gas field in the Timor Sea was discovered in the 1970s.

Woodside, Timor-Leste in breakthrough Sunrise LNG co-operation deal

The two parties will jointly study an LNG project in the South-East Asian nation, although significant doubts persist as to how it could be economic.

Smelter owners say government should force miners to sell local

With a domestic gas reservation already under consideration, Canberra is being asked to compel Australian miners to sell a share of their ore to local smelters.

Omega Oil & Gas chief executive Trevor Brown.

Omega Oil and Gas to take strategic stake in Elixir Energy

Both companies went into trading halts on Monday morning in relation to a potential material acquisition.

A rally held in 2022 in solidarity with the Gomeroi people’s opposition to the Narrabri gas project.

Santos hit by further delay on Narrabri gas ruling

A traditional owner appeal over the project’s approval was due to start on Tuesday but is now expected in March 2026 after the judge recused herself.

EnergyAustralia CEO Mark Collette at the Yallourn power station in Victoria’s Latrobe Valley.

EnergyAustralia plots $5b-plus transformation of ageing Yallourn plant

The country’s third-largest electricity and gas retailer wants the site of the coal power station, set to close in 2028, to become a new renewables precinct.

Santos’ GLNG export venture looks set to be most impacted by a domestic gas reservation system.

Looming east coast gas reserve could cut prices by 20pc

Labor is targeting a domestic reservation system that would ensure enough extra gas to bring down prices but not so much that producers rein in output.

Bechtel is building the expansion of Woodside’s Pluto LNG near Karratha.

The unusual bid to break up a union fight in the Pilbara

A Woodside Pluto2 LNG contractor has launched an extraordinary attempt to knock out one of the key unions from pay talks, potentially delaying strikes.

Westpac’s institutional customer transition plans will be under scrutiny at its annual meeting in December.

Westpac under fire for going too easy on big polluters’ climate plans

After analysing the major banks’ sustainability reports, institutional investor Australian Ethical says Westpac has slipped as NAB has toughened assessments.

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The venture is using a huge drilling rig shipped in from Singapore.

ConocoPhillips strikes gas in closely watched Victoria drilling

The “encouraging” find, which could be the largest in Australia for several years, was reported by the US company and junior partner 3D Energi.

Resources Minister Madeleine King and Yungngora Aboriginal Corporation chairman Thomas Skinner.

The fight for Project Valhalla: King backs owners over ‘outside’ activists

Native title holders say the plan for a huge new gas fracking project could bring jobs and wealth to their community. Resources Minister Madeleine King says they should be listened to.

Bowen Basin gas producer Denison Gas kicks off institutional NDR

Denison Gas, overseen by former Pilot Energy chief financial officer Benson Wong, is working on expanding its production capacity.

Japan’s ambassador to Australia, Kazuhiro Suzuki, hopes Labor’s overhaul of environmental laws would bring more predictable processes for industry.

Gas will be needed for decades to come, Japan tells Australia

Japanese ambassador Kazuhiro Suzuki also urged the Albanese government to offer taxpayer-funded incentives for carbon capture and storage.

US college sports are set to return.

Woodside doubles down on Louisiana with college football sponsorship

The energy giant is going all in on its $27 billion liquid gas project in the US state.

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