Coal exit plus for S32: Morgans
South32’s imminent sale of its South African Energy Coal business has prompted Morgans to upgrade the stock.
Energy
Call for solar rethink
Australia’s electricity operator has recommended trialling new measures to manage the boom in rooftop solar and batteries.
Di Natale defends Brown
Richard Di Natale adds to Bob Brown’s controversial opposition to a Tasmanian wind farm.
The battery boys
Brisbane startup Tritium is staking out its place in the global market for powering electric vehicles.
The resources rich list
These Australians are building their fortunes on conventional energy generation, with at least one having a bet each way.
Let’s be honest on cold reality of renewables
Punters like to feel good about renewables but the affair will end in tears the moment they see energy prices head north.
Gas market is working: Shell CEO
Global energy giant Shell has called for stable energy policy after spending billions developing supplies in the last decade.
Brown fight exposes Greens
Bob Brown has exposed a conspiracy of silence by the Greens on the true cost of renewables.
Wind farm ‘new Franklin’: Brown
Bob Brown has defended his fight against a proposed wind farm in northern Tasmania.
Brown turns against wind farm
Former Greens leader campaigns to stop Tasmanian wind farm because it will spoil the view.
Night-time power will collapse
If she isn’t quite hitting the panic button, Audrey Zibelman’s finger is probably hovering over it.
China cuts hitting coal
Falls in coal prices could moderate but Australian producers are bearing the brunt of Chinese cuts, Whitehaven says.
Joyce: nuke power only way
Barnaby Joyce to use role as chair of a parliamentary committee to push for nuclear power inquiry.
Pressure rising for Woodside
The government is ramping up pressure on Woodside and its partners in the Browse and Scarborough gas fields.
Power plant explosion, fire
It’s unclear whether a blast at a power plant will threaten Victoria’s summer power supply.
Carnarvon’s Bedout luck runs dry
Carnarvon Petroleum’s run of luck in the Bedout Basin has come to an end and its shares are tumbling.
Coal power upgrade in NSW
EnergyAustralia will boost the capacity of its Mt Piper coal power station, and may expand coal supplies.
Climate change a cold fact of life
Change has been with us forever; earth has been much hotter and much colder so let’s shift focus.
Pipeline rejects ‘gouging’ allegation
APA has rejected a push by the Centre Alliance for a regulatory crackdown on east coast pipelines.
Dams, flight paths? Ask UN first
A UN committee will oversee key decisions on Sydney’s future water supply and flight paths.
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