Ship reforms to hit miners
Miners are bracing for higher costs thanks to tough new environmental measures in the global maritime industry.
Miners are bracing for higher costs thanks to tough new environmental measures in the global maritime industry.
South Australian solar thermal project abandoned because it couldn’t attract the required investment.
The problems troubling South Australia’s electricity grid could spread to other states.
The nation’s electricity grid is relying on emergency safety nets to keep the lights on, regulator warns.
As vehicle sales fall, dealers are looking forward to electric cars coming of age.
Australia’s biggest building materials companies and food manufacturers could be caught up in Labor’s policy.
The reality is cutting carbon emissions will hurt the economy, it’s just a question of how much.
Labor’s emissions reduction policy is radical and likely to be extremely costly.
China’s plan to construct dozens of new coal-fired plants could derail a global decline in their development.
Bill Shorten’s lack of climate detail lashed as Greens reveal plan to kill off coal export industry.
The Hazelwood shutdown pumped the gross profit of AGL Energy’s wholesale business by 60 per cent, a new report says.
Many Australians have just experienced an unusually hot and dry summer, this much is true.
NSW is blessed with high quality coal and growing demand in our region.
Not since the Franklin Dam has Australia’s environmental debate been so dominated by a single project.
The importance of coal to Australia crystallised in a few seconds in late February.
The coal industry is struggling to fill the jobs it has to offer — despite being one of the highest-paying sectors in resources.
The minerals industry acknowledges sustained global action is required to reduce the risks of climate change.
Adani may be bearing the brunt of activism, but it’s not alone.
If everyone matched China’s coal power efficiency, we’d reduce CO2 output by the equivalent of India’s emissions every year.
The Greens would demand billions be spent on regional renewables projects as part of their price for a NSW Labor win.
When David Vink prepares for the start of mining at the New Acland coal mine in southern Queensland, he is also planning for the end.
Billions of dollars and thousands of jobs are going by the wayside due to the inability of coal industry to expand, New Hope’s Shane Stephan says.
Output from the UK’s first new deep coal mine since the 1980s, backed by Australian private equity, won’t be used for energy.
Business is demanding that Bill Shorten unveil his plan to meet Labor’s 45 per cent emissions reduction target.
Shell has broken ranks with the energy industry with a call for national implementation of controversial carbon offset rules.
Despite claims of no ban, price movements show Chinese importers are shunning Australian thermal coal, say analysts.
Western Australia has bowed to growing pressure from the oil and gas industry and pulled controversial carbon offset rules.
Peter Dutton says the government should not fund a new coal-fired power station in central Queensland.
Children have become the latest weapon in the arsenal of activists to pressure politicians whose enthusiasm for Paris targets is waning.
Scott Morrison’s cabinet is rupturing, with at least four senior ministers backing new coal projects or upgrades to existing plants.
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