Origin LNG revenue soars
Origin has booked a more than 50pc lift in gas production revenue from its stake in APLNG.
Energy
Power shock for new Nestle chief
The new chief executive of Nestle Australia, Sandra Martinez, is surprised by the cost of energy in Australia.
Forrest eyes fast LNG deals
Andrew Forrest is aiming for his planned LNG terminal to import gas for the first time by late 2020.
Viva warns of oil spike hit
Viva Energy has issued another profit warning after a jump in oil prices squeezed its fuel margins.
Lured by Gupta’s grand vision
Jumping between two of Australia’s highest-profile billionaires makes sense to James Baulderstone.
US rethinks drilling plans
The Trump administration says it is re-evaluating its controversial plan to sharply expand offshore drilling.
Oakeshott pushes green goals
Rob Oakeshott is staging a comeback with a green platform in a bid to win a northern NSW seat.
Oil spikes on Iran move
Oil prices rallied to near 6-month highs after reports of new US actions aimed at Iranian exports.
PM attacks ‘grubs’ over slur
Scott Morrison has taken a swipe at the “grubs” who compared his praise in church to a Nazi salute.
Turnbull hits out over NEG
Malcolm Turnbull has made his first election intervention by attacking the Coalition over the national energy guarantee.
Miners switch on to renewables
Australia’s mining industry is turning green. Diesel generators are falling silent as miners roll out renewable energy projects.
Santos warns of tax hit
Oil and gas group Santos says it faces a potential hit to earnings from looming tax changes.
History’s dumbest campaign
It’s obvious neither Labor nor the Coalition’s plan will improve the climate.
Westpac plugs into solar
Westpac has vowed to source 100pc of its energy needs via renewables by 2025.
Heatwave a $34m energy drain
Energy users in Victoria and South Australia paid $34m to buy back power from manufacturers in January’s heatwave.
AGL inks pumped hydro deal
AGL plans to develop a pumped hydro project to boost storage for SA’s renewable energy output.
Solar could overload grid
Rapid take-up of rooftop solar will place stress on national grid sooner than expected.
Aussie workers at Woomera
A Chinese-backed mining company has pledged to permit only Australians to work on its site.
Rio bows to green group pressure
Mining giant Rio Tinto has begun a review of its industry association memberships worldwide.
Beijing’s new coal snub
Chinese power stations are requesting coal from Indonesia, rather than Australia.
Greens: end coal by 2030
Richard Di Natale has vowed to push Labor to transition completely away from coal power.
Power prices ‘will go down’
Power prices will fall when large operators set their annual tariffs on July 1, says Federal Energy Minister.
CFMEU demands on coal
CFMEU demands Labor MPs, candidates sign pledge to support coal industry.
Developers enter energy fray
Property developers are well positioned to take advantage of disruption and innovation in the energy market.
Trump clears pipeline path
Donald Trump plans to sign executive orders that will clear a path for oil and gas pipeline developments.
Adani tick but state stalling
Queensland Labor has sought to blame the Morrison government for new uncertainty over Adani.
Canberra opens Snowy tap
The government has pumped up funding for the Snowy Hydro expansion by $600m to $5.1bn.
Shorten challenged on Adani
Scott Morrison calls on Bill Shorten to end his mixed messages on the mine, as expert advice prompts a green light from the government.
New rules could fry solar
Queensland has fast-tracked a rule requiring licensed electricians to install panels on solar farms.
Millionaires swoop on coal mine
Coal barons Trevor St Baker and Brian Flannery have swooped on the mine supplying their Vales Point power station.
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