Oil
US giant ExxonMobil gives up control of critical Australian gas supplies
ExxonMobil will hand control of eastern Australia’s main source of domestic gas to Woodside, which wants to tap more supplies from rapidly depleting fields.
- Nick Toscano
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Iran has vowed to choke global shipping. That could push petrol to $2.50 a litre
The Iranian parliament has voted to halt shipping through one of the world’s key energy choke points, risking retaliation from the US.
- Mike Foley and Frances Howe
Australia an energy target as Iran-Israeli war triggers global turmoil
The risks in the Middle East conflict help explain exactly why one of the region’s major oil players is making a $36 billion bet on Australian energy.
- Colin Kruger
- Explainer
- Petrol prices
The battleground for Iran’s last stand could hold the world to ransom
Iran’s leader says he will not back down. Could he use a shipping choke point as leverage?
- Angus Holland and Jackson Graham
- Opinion
- Middle East at war
Oil prices have jumped. Do you need to run to the petrol station?
There’s no crisis in oil markets yet, but your bill at the bowser might creep up.
- Millie Muroi
- Opinion
- Middle East at war
Fight to the death: The world has to prepare for a Middle East energy storm
Markets are acting like the Middle East conflict will blow over as seen so often in the past. But this time it’s different. Does Trump understand what he did?
- Ambrose Evans-Pritchard
- Sponsored
- Bulls N' Bears
Empire/Beetaloo stimulates gas extraction at massive NT project
Beetaloo Energy Australia – formerly Empire Energy Group - has kick-started hydraulic stimulation activities at its Carpentaria-5H horizontal well in the NT’s massive Beetaloo Basin.
- Craig Nolan
- Updated
- Mergers & acquisitions
Santos backs $30b takeover from Middle East oil giant
Santos is likely to be swallowed up by a consortium led by Abu Dhabi’s national oil company in a takeover worth $30 billion.
- Simon Johanson and Natassia Chrysanthos
- Opinion
- Mergers & acquisitions
Jim Chalmers faces a mission-critical national security test
The federal treasurer will have to decide if Australia should risk allowing the sale of significant gas assets to what is essentially a foreign-government-owned company.
- Elizabeth Knight
The curious case of the ghost ship that vanished, and reappeared
In 2018, Nganhurra sailed from Australia to join the “ghost ships” in Malaysia. Critics say the case highlights the need for a homegrown decommissioning industry.
- Bianca Hall
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