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18 . 03 . 2025

Wake up, US energy policy set to change the world

The new US Energy Secretary Chris Wright plans to change world energy strategies. Australia is in grave risk of being left behind in what will be a gas plus technology driven world.

18 . 03 . 2025

Atlas expansion up and running

Senex Energy has delivered first gas from its $1 billion Atlas expansion project, with its natural gas yield now flowing into Australian households and industries.

17 . 03 . 2025

Labor failing on climate targets as modelling scrubbed from website

Labor will fail to meet key targets from the energy policy it took to the 2022 election, according to energy experts, after the party removed modelling from its website.

17 . 03 . 2025

Green projects face farmer hurdles: Tony Mahar

Energy infrastructure tsar Tony Mahar says green energy developers have a long way to go to meet farmers’ concerns and earn their trust.

17 . 03 . 2025

Exxon and Woodside in $350m drilling tie-up to avert predicted east coast gas shortfall

The dominant source of gas to Australia’s east coast could be handed a lifeline after Exxon and Woodside approved a $350m drilling campaign to deliver new supplies from the Bass Strait.

15 . 03 . 2025

10 WA projects on priority list

A federal government listing of high priority renewable energy projects has 56 across the country with a notable aspect being the shortage of transmissions projects in WA’s South West.

13 . 03 . 2025

Chris Bowen’s energy plan is the definition of insanity

There is a lot to unpack in the energy minister’s excuses to hide the fact that power price decreases promised by the Albanese government in opposition are a thing of the past

13 . 03 . 2025

Chris Bowen says renewables the right path despite energy price spikes

Chris Bowen says the Coalition’s plan to keep coal in the system for longer will lead to even higher costs, backing Labor’s massive expansion of renewables despite business calls to slow it down.

13 . 03 . 2025

Rita Panahi: Victoria’s self-harming fracking ban was clueless constitutional abuse

Victoria sits on abundant gas reserves that could be enriching the state if suicidally stupid politicians from the Dan Andrews government, along with easily spooked members of the opposition, hadn’t changed the constitution.

13 . 03 . 2025

LNG producers take aim at North West Shelf approval delays

The federal government is under pressure to make a decision about Woodside’s North West Shelf extension as the $70bn LNG export industry seeks to restore investor faith in the industry.