Santos plans ‘carbon sink’ to cut gas emissions
Santos is devising a giant scheme to strip out and bury carbon from gas supplies in the South Australian outback.
Santos is devising a giant scheme to strip out and bury carbon from gas supplies in the South Australian outback.
Santos sinks to $US289m half year loss after it was forced to slash the value of its GLNG gas export project in Queensland.
Lower demand for energy during the coronavirus pandemic has caused oil and LNG prices to nosedive, resulting in bad news for producer Santos.
A deadline for the IPC to make a recommendation has been extended to September 30.
Santos has produced new economic modelling to sell the merits of its controversial $3.6bn Narrabri gas project.
The NSW Department of Planning has been accused of uncritically repeating ‘misleading claims’ about the controversial $3.6bn Narrabri gas project.
EnergyAustralia says the “stars are aligning” on Santos’s $3.6bn Narrabri gas project where it holds a 20 per cent stake.
The NSW Department of Planning has downplayed a key concern raised by opponents of Santos’s $3.6bn Narrabri gas project.
Industrial giants are warning that up to $2bn of planned spending on NSW manufacturing plants could be in peril.
EnergyAustralia, owner of a 20 per cent stake in Santos’s Narrabri gas project, has backed the gas producer’s efforts to open up a new supply source for NSW.
Macquarie says the airline’s cash generation is “under appreciated”, the stock well placed to play sector catch up.
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