Wind farm shut down to protect itself
The Hornsdale wind farm shut itself down in the seconds leading up to the South Australian blackout to protect itself.
Whyalla steelworks set to fire up after 12 days offline
The Whyalla steelworks averted catastrophic damage but the cost from 12 days without full power is about $30 million.
Pipeliners fear regulatory 'overkill'
The gas pipeline industry argues new gas trading hubs should be given a chance to take effect before any more regulation.
What Woolworths Petrol could do for Caltex Australia's earnings
Caltex could lift its annual earnings per share by 3.4 per cent by buying Woolworths' petrol business.
Former Macquarie manager shakes up energy finance
Former Macquarie Group senior manager Katherine McConnell has set a high bar for her start-up, Brighte.
Keeping climate promises and the lights on
The Finkel Review should be technically focused on a national regime that can meet climate targets while keeping the lights on
Investors remain wary ahead of Alinta pricing
Fund managers gearing up to run the ruler over float candidate Alinta Energy recognise its turnaround but remain wary about pricing.
Scabby the Rat heads to the mines
Scabby the Rat is about to make his debut in the strike-torn Queensland coal mining village of Middlemount.
New power review urged to look at climate change
The Turnbull government's review of energy security has failed to address a key piece of the puzzle - the nation's climate change policies.
Analysts say near-term still tough for Woodside
Woodside Petroleum's $US400 million deal last month to buy into the vast Scarborough gas field was its latest move to try to shrug off the "...
