LNG exporters avoid 'disaster' with OPEC deal
The OPEC deal has steered Australia's LNG exporters away from "disaster" but done little to lift the longer-term prospects.
Power station could reopen to ease SA power crisis
Coal fired power station could be re-open to ease South Australia's blackout-prone electricity system through the summer.
No rush to tighten climate policies
Federal Energy Minister Josh Frydenberg says there is no guarantee a major review into Australia's climate policies due to start in a few weeks will lead to any change.
Double threat to Victoria power supply
Victoria is facing a double threat to its energy supplies as the CFMEU threatens strikes at AGL.
Grim future for Alcoa's Portland after blackout
Alcoa Australia's at-risk Portland smelter has been forced to switch off its number one potline, adding to the uncertainty around its future
BP, BHP push ahead with $12b Mad Dog 2
Oil giant BP has officially sanctioned the $US9 billion ($12 billion) Mad Dog 2 oil project in the Gulf of Mexico.
New Origin CEO revamps top management
Origin Energy's new CEO has lost no time in reorganising top ranks, appointing a seven-strong leadership team.
How Putin sealed the OPEC deal
President Vladimir Putin played a crucial role in the OPEC deal playing intermediary between rivals Riyadh and Tehran.
Minister intervenes to stop Esso gas strike
Victoria's IR minister has called on Fair Work to terminate the unprecedented threat to Victoria's gas supplies.
OPEC seeks to lift oil to $US60 mark
OPEC hopes to pare global stockpiles back to a normal level, paving the way for prices to rise to more than $US60 a barrel.
