Monadelphous has picked up a $380 million contract to build a power plant in Queensland as it taps into more energy transition opportunities.
Daniel Newell
Mining companies are making all the right noises after shocking cases of sexual harassment prompted a parliamentary inquiry - but whether the culture change push is flowing to workers is still unclear.
Rebecca Le May
Motorists face a new round of punishing price increases for fuel and other products as oil and gas inventories plunge to historic lows around the world because of the war in Iran.
Evan Halper
Chevron’s American head office is ‘confused and frustrated’ about a proposed national gas reservation scheme amid uncertainty about the impact on WA’s longstanding policy.
Matt Mckenzie
Urgent action must be taken to regulate power and water used by data centres to avoid burdening Australian households with higher costs, a study has found.
Jennifer Dudley-Nicholson
The union said workers would strike for four hours on Tuesday at the gas export operation stretching from off the Kimberley coast to Darwin.
Meg O’Neill’s BP has trimmed down its stake in the $30 billion Woodside-operated Browse gas project that remains in development limbo.
Adrian Rauso
Are Peet, Stockland and other WA land developers about to shut their doors forever? Plus: Fortescue boss reveals his passion for V8s.
THE ECONOMIST: The ousting of its chairman Albert Manifold shows BP cares more about feelings and not enough about performance.
A Supreme Court seeks to recover another $86m from Woodside and Dutch-owned partner for the rehabilitation of the rusting floating production vessel, which was abandoned in 2019.
Sean Smith
Soaring wholesale gas prices caused by the Iran war is punishing British households with power price rises of more then 10 per cent.
Susanna Twidale
Major gas users hope a proposed national reservation scheme will add pressure to reform WA’s 20-year-old rules.
The Fortescue chief executive admits getting ‘hot under the collar’ over the CME’s defence of BHP’s decarbonisation efforts and blames the media for miners’ weaker appetite for risk.
The shortlist to take over the ailing Whyalla steelworks has narrowed, while a buyer is entering exclusive talks to purchase Australia's only manganese smelter.
Abe Maddison and Ethan James
BP's sacked chairman Albert Manifold has pushed back against what he described as a "false narrative" surrounding his removal from the British oil major.
Shadia Nasralla
A looming strike at Inpex’s Ichthys LNG export plant in Darwin and production facilities off WA has been paused at the eleventh-hour.
Santos boss Kevin Gallagher has declared a $3 billion oil precinct off WA’s coast “looks great” and “stacks up economically” as the company promises to make the State a top exploration target.
Resources Minister Madeleine King took a thinly-veiled swipe at Andrew Forrest’s efforts to champion Fortescue’s green credentials and suggested where the billionaire should instead focus his energies.
Daniel Newell and Adrian Rauso
Wind farms and solar panels are producing more of Australia's electricity than ever, but slow approvals and investment commitments could stall progress.
BHP and the Yindjibarndi Energy Corporation have inked a new partnership the mining giant says is key to ‘unlocking’ the next phase of decarbonisation in the Pilbara.
Cheyanne Enciso
WA’s second-biggest industry remains uncertain exactly how a new national gas reservation scheme will apply in the State after draft guidelines were released by the Federal Government on Monday.
A colossal shipment of wind farm blades has landed at Bunbury, ready to be transported to the Wheatbelt.
Craig Duncan
Cheaper electricity bills are in store for hundreds of thousands of households and small businesses in one state under a lowered benchmark power price.
Nick Wilson
The Pilbara venture will be suspended for up to five weeks from October while Chevron carries out scheduled, multi-year maintenance and inspection programs.
