Shell has contingency plans in case the conflict between Israel and Iran disrupts flows from the region, warning that a potential blockage of the Strait of Hormuz could deliver a substantial shock.
Bloomberg
Malaysia’s national petroleum company Petronas has signed an early-stage deal to buy LNG from Perth giant Woodside Energy until the mid 2040s.
Matt Mckenzie
Escalating Middle East tensions pose the threat of renewed cost of living pressure just as the Reserve Bank turns attention to easing interest rates and boosting the sluggish economy.
A series of terse exchanges between the two environment departments discussing sharing rock art information was laid bare in new documents obtained under freedom of information.
Katina Curtis
UBS says the offer is “a potential solution” to the east coast’s long term gas supply challenges, but others are urging caution.
Sean Smith
A legal bid to overturn the state approval of a massive gas project's extension could also impact a pending federal clearance, activists say.
Aaron Bunch
A Middle Eastern oil company’s $29 billion bid to buy Australia’s Santos will be a “huge opportunity” for the Federal Labor Government to extract domestic gas concessions, a top analyst has declared.
Matt Mckenzie & Daniel Newell
About 800 workers for Pluto Train 2 contractor Bechtel rallied in Karratha amid a bitter turf war between unions.
Matt Mckenzie & Madelin Hayes
BEN HARVEY: Woodside Energy boss Meg O’Neill has a gas problem. The whole of Australia is about find out how offensive it is.
Ben Harvey
Aussies could soon be paying an extra 12 cents per litre at the fuel bowser after a strike on Iran’s nuclear facilities catapulted the price of oil.
Adrian Rauso
Woodside’s talks with the Federal Government over the future of the North West Shelf will remain ongoing after the deadline for a response on the environmental conditions was extended.
Environment Minister Murray Watt says talks with Woodside over strict conditions tied to the North West Shelf gas expansion have been ‘constructive,’ but warns formal response may be delayed.
Caitlyn Rintoul
As chief executive of Petro Australis Energy, Shiva McMahon will play a guiding management role alongside founders Saxon Palmer and Laurie Brown ahead of a proposed float at year’s end.
A top energy consultancy has squared off against Resources Minister Madeleine King over claims that Australians are paying higher gas prices than other developed nations.
Climate activists who tried to evacuate Woodside’s annual general meeting have dodged the very real prospect of jail and instead each been fined $10,000.
Rebecca Le May
Anthony Albanese has defended Murray Watt’s greenlight call to extend the North West Shelf ahead of Woodside’s anticipated response to strict conditions linked to the decision.
The WA energy giant will be legally required to ensure a gas project extension meets the Federal Government's climate targets.
Tess Ikonomou
Federal approval on Wednesday for Woodside’s North West Shelf to run until 2070 was a win for the gas industry. But the next major project may face an even higher hurdle.
Activists are set to ramp up their campaign against a massive gas project after the federal government approved a proposal to extend its operation to 2070.
Alex Mitchell
The extension of Woodside's North West Shelf project has become a lightning rod for climate and Indigenous activists who are vowing to keep up the fight.
Jacob Shteyman
The oil and gas industry says keeping Woodside Energy’s LNG plant on the Burrup Peninsula until 2070 proves there is appreciation for gas as a transition fuel, while conservationists have blasted the verdict.
Simone Grogan
A bid to extend the life of Woodside Energy’s North West Shelf LNG plant has been endorsed by Australia’s new environment minister. Here’s what you need to know about the project and its history.
Matthew McKenzie and Simone Grogan
Woodside has just 10 days to respond to the strict conditions imposed by the Federal Government before a final decision on the go-ahead is made.
Caitlyn Rintoul and Jessica Page
Santos boss Kevin Gallagher has launched a remarkable broadside on Victoria’s investment climate by comparing the State to North Korea, as the gas industry ramps up demands for red tape cuts.
Matthew McKenzie
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