Stocks to fall as market frets over US recession
The local bourse is poised to open sharply lower on Monday as investors worry about the state of the global economy.
The local bourse is poised to open sharply lower on Monday as investors worry about the state of the global economy.
Most of the carbon credits that Rio Tinto examines in the US are unsatisfactory, underlining the task facing big miners as they try to meet emission reduction targets.
Marinus Link has signed a manufacturing and installation deal worth nearly $1bn with an Italian company, to lock in a 2030 start date for the infrastructure project.
Australia’s largest renewable energy developers have sought permits to build large-scale projects in a sparsely populated part of NSW as they seek to overcome prohibitive planning laws.
Generation from NSW’s largest coal power station has soared as government policies to lower household and business bills incentivised Origin Energy to ramp up production.
Speaking for the first time since ending a three-year claim against Oil Search – owned by Santos – Ayten Saridas says she would have won but had to settle due to a huge toll on her wellbeing.
Ayten Saridas’ legal settlement against now parent company Santos ends a saga which focused on workplace culture at the company she joined and departed quickly, Oil Search.
Former Oil Search executive Ayten Saridas’s case against the now Santos-owned company heads back to court on Monday but a settlement could be in the works, The Australian understands.
The country’s energy market operator warns contingency plans are needed to avoid power outages during Australia’s rapid transition away from coal-fired power stations.
Ampol expects half-year earnings before interest and tax to fall from last year’s levels as stagnant returns from its retail business and lower refinery margins weigh on performance.
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