Race to Real Zero gets speed wobbles as Fortescue dumps US factory, changes tack on electric rail

The real zero mission of iron ore billionaire Andrew Forrest has hit some bumpy ground, with news emerging that Fortescue has gone back to the drawing board on plans to build a zero emissions electric Infinity Train and abandoned a major green manufacturing project in the US.

Why Woodside’s massive gas project has been delayed

The Albanese government’s strict new limits on nitrogen oxide emissions to protect ancient Indigenous rock art have been the major sticking point in the final approval of Woodside’s multi-billion dollar North West Shelf gas project in remote Western Australia.

LNG export, investment depend on stable policy environment

Australia’s position as a reliable supplier of liquefied natural gas to Asia’s booming economies is facing unprecedented challenges amid regulatory uncertainty, tightening gas supplies and new competitors entering the market.

UK PUTS GROWTH BEFORE NET ZERO

The British Prime Minister has appointed reformers on the right wing of the Labour Party to key roles in a cabinet reshuffle to push through welfare changes and ease net-zero rules in an ­effort to boost economic growth.

Chief backs Gina’s call to let pensioners, veterans and students work more

The Chief Minister has backed calls to let pensioners, veterans and students work more without having their benefits or status affected by current federal laws.

Paul Murray: Time for Chris Bowen to admit defeat over damaging net zero target

Why does our Climate Change Minister continue to defy experts with unachievable action that risks economic ruin?

Opinion: History rhymes as Labor facing Rudd/Gillard crisis 2.0

The punters are working out energy prices have gone through the roof due to Labor’s obsession with renewables, writes Ron Boswell.

Road to net zero reaches one missed deadline after another

Contrary to what the Prime Minister declares, a higher penetration of renewable energy will lead to higher prices.

‘Park the noise’: Why Woodside’s O’Neill sees upside in the US

Woodside Energy chief executive Meg O’Neill says low corporate taxes in the United States and the country’s embrace of energy projects mean it remains a good long-term investment destination regardless of any day-to-day policy volatility emanating from Donald Trump’s White House.

Hancock Energy is a Hancock Prospecting company.

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