‘Precarious’ power grid’s serious risks
Power grid’s precarious position this summer could potentially lead to ‘contagion’ with other states.
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Plea for ‘no intervention’ in energy
Energy bosses have warned government policy interventions may harm critically needed investment in the power grid.
CSR profit rebounds
CSR has shaken off weakness in building products to more than double half-year profit and declare a special dividend.
Power costs have industrial giant spooked
High energy prices are putting much of Australia’s aluminium industry in doubt, with NSW’s giant Tomago smelter now also under a cloud.
Power costs have industrial giant spooked
High energy prices are putting much of Australia’s aluminium industry in doubt, with NSW’s giant Tomago smelter now also under a cloud.
Surging LNG lifts Origin profits
Origin Energy delivered another strong result from its Queensland LNG business in the September quarter.
BHP may exit Bass Strait fields
BHP may join ExxonMobil and look to sell its 50 per cent stake in Australia’s oldest oil and gas province.
AMP windfarm stake a one-off
AMP Capital is cautious on new projects, despite its $880m stake in Australia’s biggest wind farm.
Director John Mullen adds to major workload
John Mullen is rejoining the board of Brambles, where he’ll add to his bulging workload. Here is how.
$30m dividend from a $1m plant
Power barons Trevor St Baker and Brian Flannery have scooped a $30m dividend from the NSW coal plant they bought for $1m.
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