Santos Ltd higher Friday, outperforms the Energy sector
Here is the latest company close update for Santos Ltd, STO.
Here is the latest company close update for Santos Ltd, STO.
Talks between Santos and the NSW government over a possible carbon capture and storage plan at Narrabri have put green groups on alert.
The disgraced New York Republican previously had pleaded guilty to fraud and identity theft for lying about campaign funds and fleecing donors
Final approval for Santos’ $5.8bn project and pipeline in the Timor Sea is a welcome development.
Gas giant Santos says its $5.8bn Timor Sea pipeline was expected to produce its first gas in the third quarter of the year after it overcame a ‘distorted’ environmental challenge.
Widespread flooding in South Australia has forced Santos to shut its upstream gas facilities in the state’s Cooper Basin, potentially curtailing supplies in the lead-up to winter.
Coalition gas reservation policy fractured the market between apparent winners and losers. Santos boss Kevin Gallagher attending a Liberal function has escalated tensions even further.
Santos chief executive Kevin Gallagher has dismissed suggestions he will leave the business when his loyalty bonus is paid.
The $17bn Australian-listed Santos is understood to have been shopping for liquefied natural gas opportunities in the US.
Despite lodging a bid, Santos-backed Gladstone LNG might be out of the running to buy coal seam gas business Meridian because other suitors could make a better offer.
Key market index now 10 per cent below February 14 record close as tariff fears hit investors. Woodside, Santos lead energy slump. Banks and miners also in the red.
Three energy executives have emerged in a short list to replace long-time Santos boss Kevin Gallagher when he exits the oil and gas major.
In the seats where Muslim or Jewish voters form a critical mass (the former more numerous than the latter) the disaffected are revolting against Labor and creating ironic, and even perverse, outcomes.
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Santos’ LNG facility is seeking short-term gas supply deals due to the looming expiry of a contract with Australia Pacific LNG, which is part owned by Origin Energy.
A year after rumours surfaced that ConocoPhillips was eyeing the liquefied natural gas assets of Santos, deals could be back on the agenda.
Kevin Gallagher is the latest energy industry executive to urge Australia to follow the US lead and embrace the comparative advantage of abundant gas reserves.
Fresh life has been breathed into Melbourne Victory’s season – and this Brazilian is a big part of the reason why. He opens up on his move to Australia ahead of the derby on Saturday night.
CEO Kevin Gallagher says Australian authorities must approve its $3.5bn Narrabri project if they want to avert a looming east coast gas shortfall and safeguard jobs.
SA govt puts Whyalla Steelworks into administration. NAB shares slumps as margin strain dents earnings. MinRes tanks on massive loss. Santos results disappoint. WA rich lister sells $8.5bn Rio stake. MinRes’ big loss triggers double-digit dive. Profitable Goodman taps investors for $4bn.
The EDO could be stripped of its charity status if the non-profit commission finds it breached public trust and failed to act responsibly in its legal challenge against Santos.
Australia will pass up a potentially lucrative industry to rivals storing captured carbon emissions unless the federal government lifts its restrictions on importation, says Santos.
The energy group, led by Kevin Gallagher, expects production to jump next year as a major growth project comes online.
A deferred decision whether to proceed with the Dorado oil development in WA is likely to please shareholders who have pushed for Santos to trim capital expenditure.
Donald Trump wants to increase fossil fuel production which has the potential to trigger a global oversupply, however analysts say the big Aussie producers should be insulated for a while.
There will be fewer global LNG final investment commitments this year, which should ease the concern of giants like Woodside and Santos of a global glut, a respected industry observer says.
The opposition says the Federal Court identified examples of the EDO and its agents manipulating material, coaching witnesses and confecting evidence in its legal fight with Santos.
Santos’ road map to net zero emissions was unfeasible because it had set increasingly greater production targets, a group suing the oil and gas giant for alleged ‘greenwashing’ has told a court.
The professor lamented a statement by the Tiwi Land Council for suggesting that some Tiwi Islanders supported Santos’s plans for the Barossa gas project.
Key takeaways from Macquarie’s latest Green Energy Conference – which headlined the CEOs of Origin Energy and Santos – were the ever-present risks of a poorly managed transition.
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