Gas walk out threat
NSW gas users have threatened to pull $2 billion in planned investment over delays.
Energy
Enwave carve-up likely
The Citi-run sale of Brookfield’s Enwave business is expected to move into full swing next month.
Coal attack ‘tone deaf’
Richard Marles says he was wrong to call a potential collapse of global coal markets “a good thing”.
AGL inks Gippsland gas deal
AGL Energy has signed a deal with BHP to buy gas from Victoria’s Gippsland Basin.
Gas prices at crisis: Liveris
Former Dow Chemicals CEO says soaring cost of gas on the east coast is killing manufacturing.
Forrest gas terminal strikes deal
Andrew Forrest’s planned LNG terminal has struck a $500m supply deal with EnergyAustralia.
Power supply reliability a priority
Sanjeev Gupta has called on the government to ensure power supply during the transition to renewables.
Power players push for certainty
Australia’s largest electricity utilities face mixed prospects under the re-elected Coalition government amid ongoing uncertainty.
Miners ‘second class citizens’
Industry accuses Labor of treating miners like ‘second class citizens’ as coal shares get post-election lift.
One Nation threat to Hunter
Pro-coal candidate Stuart Bonds gained a 20 per cent swing in Hunter as the mining district punished Labor over Adani.
Trade war chills gas market
A ratcheting up in tensions has slammed the door on long-term US-China LNG deals.
Santos snaps up PNG stake
Santos has inked a $270m deal that boosts its exposure to a planned $20bn LNG expansion in PNG.
Chaos ‘hurting investment’
AMP Capital’s Andrew Jones says uncertainty around energy is stifling the company’s investment.
Beware renewables revolt
Bill Shorten should learn from mistakes that have turned nations against renewable energy.
Tariffs may buoy LNG giants
Local LNG producers could win from higher Chinese tariffs on US gas exports, say analysts.
Caltex margins grind lower
Caltex’s first-quarter earnings dived as its fuel margins took a hit and earnings at its Lytton refinery plunged.
Gas giants in climate call
Woodside Petroleum and Santos have demanded Canberra chart a clear course on climate policy.
‘Cost of not acting far worse’
Bill Shorten has changed his approach to fielding questions on Labor’s lack of costings for its climate change policies.
Warning on energy offer
Daniel Andrews won’t guarantee lower prices under his government’s default energy market offer.
Energy majors pan default prices
The energy industry has hit back at Canberra’s plan to introduce a safety net for electricity prices.
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