Coal ‘to be worth zero’
Mike Cannon-Brookes has some ideas on how Australian can plug its looming $70bn coal hole.
Energy
A glimmer of hope on gas
Incitec Pivot’s gas supply deal is a rare piece of good news in an otherwise bleak energy outlook.
Incitec inks Gibson gas deal
Incitec Pivot as upped its earnings guidance after securing gas for its Gibson Island plant through 2022.
Challenge to gas dominance
The world’s largest buyer of LNG has warned Australia faces a battle to remain the top global exporter.
ALP confronts quandary
Previous opposition to “big stick” energy laws presents Labor with a political quandary.
Industry begs for gas export curbs
Manufacturers are demanding the federal government pull the trigger on laws to limit the export of liquefied natural gas.
Gas faces export curbs
The Morrison government may consider tapping its emergency powers to limit gas exports
Church leads Exxon revolt
Oil giant Exxon has fought off climate change moves by the Church of England.
Climate tensions ramp up
Business groups renew climate action pledge as Matt Canavan rebukes carbon price support.
Sims fires gas price warning
More manufacturers will be forced to close if gas prices don’t come down, warns ACCC.
Canavan rebukes business on carbon price policy
Resources Minister attacks major oil, gas companies for supporting carbon price.
No need for ‘big stick’
Impediments must be removed before messing with markets.
No relief from gas shortage
Big Australian energy users face little respite from high gas prices and tight supplies, Rod Sims warns.
Ultimatum on ‘voluntary’ fund
Jackie Trad proposes ‘voluntary’ infrastructure fund to raise $100m, presenting possible further pressure on thermal coal.
Hands off say gas giants
Canberra must resist the urge to intervene in the east coast gas sector, say energy producers.
Big stick at the ready
The Morrison government is preparing to revive its shelved energy laws.
Call to act on energy emergency
What’s good for Snowy Hydro is good for gas, big energy users are telling Canberra.
No PNG gas delays: Santos
Santos has denied speculation political upheaval in PNG will delay a $16bn LNG expansion plan.
‘Don’t intervene on gas’
Energy giant ConocoPhillips raises concerns about Canberra stepping in to ease a gas supply crunch.
Take fight to zealots: Shell
Energy players should band together to battle well-funded professional activists, says Shell.
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