Woodside has taken a $170m tax hit exiting an American hydrogen project while the company has also revealed it must rethink decommissioning plans for old oil and gas fields.
Matt Mckenzie & Simone Grogan
Disruptions to households are inevitable during the construction of Western Australia’s largest energy infrastructure project according to Energy and Decarbonisation Minister Amber-Jade Sanderson.
Oliver Lane
Carnarvon Energy is taking up a 19.9 per cent stake in gas play Strike in a deal seen underpinning the latter’s $300 million expansion in the Perth Basin.
Sean Smith
A $7m proposal to buy collapsed hydrogen hopeful Infinite Green Energy out of administration has finally emerged, backed by former Woodside boss Peter Coleman.
Matt Mckenzie
WA’s peak business lobby has warned the engine room of the nation’s economy could be pushed “further over the edge” if Jim Chalmers’ economic roundtable proposes higher taxes for the mining and energy sectors.
Daniel Newell
Acciona’s bid to buy the East Rockingham waste to energy plant out of administration has worried the competition watchdog.
From households fitted with solar panels to electric car drivers and business operators, a new research centre aims to model nationwide trends in energy use.
Jennifer Dudley-Nicholson
Synergy was taking money from some of the State’s most vulnerable for services they did not want or receive.
Editorial
A scaled back home battery rebate has received less than 2,000 applications since it opened on July 1, but the Energy Minister insists a ‘steady stream’ is better than a rush.
Jessica Page
The Perth-based batteries and energy storage group, which is seen as a poster child for local manufacturing, is offering outside equity for the first time.
The national boss of contracting giant Acciona has knocked back worries about a Western Australian worker shortage as he reveals the company’s plans to chase AUKUS work and energy transition projects.
Investing in Australian renewable energy is only 'somewhat attractive' according to a study that identifies transmission and planning delays among concerns.
Regulators have slammed government-owned utility Synergy for overcharging nearly 3000 vulnerable customers since 2009.
Environment Minister Murray Watt says the addition of Murujuga rock art to the World Heritage list over the weekend won’t affect his pending decision on the future of the nearby North West Shelf gas plant.
Katina Curtis
There is a growing risk South32 will be forced to pull the plug on its Mozal aluminium operations in Mozambique as the diversified miner races against the clock to secure a new electricity supply deal.
The London-based energy giant plans on building a $230 million battery in Perth’s north.
Liam Murphy
Major Perth property developer Hesperia is joining the green energy wave after lodging plans to build a $500 million battery and solar farm in Collie.
A Fair Work Commission ruling in favour of unions against BHP has left WA’s mining and energy companies scrambling to figure out what the landmark decision means for them.
Adrian Rauso
Murray Watt has taken a swipe at ‘politically driven’ groups seeking to impact the Government’s bid for the World Heritage Committee to recognise rock art near the North West Shelf gas project.
Caitlyn Rintoul
Electricity generator and retailer Synergy has promised to engage the community over its plans for the future of the Albany Grasmere Wind Farm.
Claire Middleton
American oil and gas giant Chevron is wielding the axe on hundreds of WA jobs after months of speculation.
Synergy will tip almost $280 million into propping up struggling coal power stations, as Energy Minister Amber-Jade Sanderson hits back at warnings the State faces an electricity shortage.
The largest green hydrogen project planned in Australia will not go ahead after funding within an international consortium collapsed.
Fraser Barton
The Energy Minister has left the door open for a new gas-fired power station in WA to back up renewables, as the government moves to shut down Synergy’s coal-fired power stations by 2030.
Joe Spagnolo
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