Woodside beats forecasts
Woodside delivered an 8pc lift in third quarter production as it rebounded from a shutdown at a big LNG operation.
Perry Williams
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Origin coal plant faces $400m hit
The value of Eraring, Origin’s coal-fired power station, would fall by $400m under the Paris climate accord emissions targets.
Worley feud with Dar erupts
A bitter feud has erupted between contracting giant Worley and its largest shareholder after Dar Group.
Switched on to keep the lights on
Juggling assets and navigating trade options for electricity and gas are just part of Origin Energy’s bid to keep the lights on.
Taskforce assesses AGL plans
Major east coast power users and top regulators have been called to meetings over the future of AGL’s coal station.
BHP plans for ship carbon levy
BHP believes an imminent emissions crackdown on the world’s shipping fleet may be extended to a broader carbon levy.
Loy Yang back by Christmas
AGL Energy expects to complete repairs on its coal-fired Loy Yang A coal plant by a December deadline.
‘Let power networks act as trading platforms’
The power grid would better integrate solar generation if electricity networks could become trading platforms, AEMC says.
Emissions hurdle for Gorgon
Chevron’s $US55bn Gorgon LNG project faces a fresh challenge after a ruling from WA’s environment watchdog.
Green power’s ‘Timbuktu’ problem
Renewables groups moaning about getting energy from ‘Timbuktu’ to consumers haven’t done their homework, power baron says.
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