How Finkel would keep the lights on, and why Abbott's not so keen
Here's a guide to the Finkel Review, in case, like Tony Abbott, you haven't read it.
As Canberra brawls, summer energy shortages remain a threat
Even after pressure on as companies to boost supply, the threat of power blackouts this summer hasn't gone away.
'Sitting ducks': Santos' CSG gaps highlighted by farmers, agencies
Santos' main environment statement on its proposed $3 billion coal seam gas project in north-west NSW lacks key data on groundwater impacts, salt disposal, air pollution and biodiversity, government agencies have found.
Glencore's $US3.5b coal buy to face competition scrutiny
Glencore bid to buy more coal mines no slam dunk
Macquarie to buy Cargill's North American power, gas business
Macquarie Group will acquire Cargill's North America power and gas business for an undisclosed amount.
Finkel puts energy security centre stage - but what about the cost?
Alan Finkel has released his review of the electricity market but plenty of questions remain.
Seven years after oil spill, BP's rating lifted
The agency bumped up the oil giant's rating one notch, citing a strong performance despite oil price volatility and greater fiscal clarity following its $26.5 billion settlement of the deadly 2010 Gulf of Mexico spill.
'Pinch year': Power price surge set to knock out smaller energy retailers
The electricity market is bracing for significant change, with the risk that surging prices will force a number of smaller retailers to quit the market.
Cutting through the haze of emission schemes
With a dizzying array of positions, how's anyone supposed to invest?
Investors should swipe at companies, not Trump
Well, it's not as though we couldn't see this one coming. Donald Trump was promising to pull the US out of the Paris Accord on climate change long before he took office.
'Somewhat surprising' survey on Australian attitudes to renewables
Australians overwhelmingly want governments to favour renewable energy - even if it costs more, Lowy Institute poll finds.
Sea cucumbers are making life hard for diesel traders
On top of stricter emission controls and a move toward electric vehicles, Asia's diesel traders now have to worry about sea cucumbers off China's coast.
AGL invests $295m in new Adelaide plant
AGL Energy will spend $295 million on a 210 megawatt gas-fired power station alongside its 50-year-old Torrens Island plant in South Australia.
Adani's 'green light' on Carmichael mine another mirage
Sometimes, the lost desert wanderer does stumble into an oasis, replete with the proverbial date palms and life-saving waters.
Gas price surge to be prolonged, expert warns
The gas price may have doubled but it will take time for this to translate into higher gas supplies.
Coal isn't coming back, not even with Trump's help
President Donald Trump just made good on his campaign vow to leave the Paris climate accord. Now, the hard part: making coal great again.
What if Trump pulls US out of Paris climate agreement
Some of the key point you need to know about Paris and a withdrawal of the US by President Trump
Fears for global climate action as Trump eyes Paris exit
The climate genie, already out of the bottle, just got that bit harder to put back in.
Gas consumers hit by declining competition
Declining competition in gas markets, which is leaving consumers exposed to surging wholesale prices
Why getting the green bank to look at CCS isn't so wacky
Getting the green bank to invest in carbon reduction measures is not entirely mad.
Big Oil faces 'investor death spiral' as green energy rises
The acceleration of electric vehicles could be driving Big Oil towards a crash.
Queensland shunts $1 billion Adani rail loan role
Prospects for the controversial Adani coal mine have dimmed further with the Queensland government saying it wants no role in any federal loan to support the project.
OPEC's weakest link is not the country you think
If you can look past the fanfare, OPEC's weaknesses are glaring.
OPEC extends oil output cuts
Production cuts were formally extended, though there appear to be more downside risks for the price of oil.
Rye Park wind farm approved with 17 fewer turbines
Rye Park wind farm near Boorowa has been approved, but with 17 fewer turbines.
Tiny island off Singapore may hold answers to energy's future
On a small island off the southern coast of Singapore, a French energy company is experimenting with what it hopes will be the future of renewable power storage.
Power bill 'spike' looms after court ruling
Households facing 'price spike' as industry regulator loses key legal case.
US strategic oil reserve to be halved
The White House plans to sell half of the nation's emergency oil stockpile and entire backup gasoline supply to pare debt.
BHP hires Barclays to sell some US shale assets
BHP has hired Barclays to sell its US Fayetteville shale gas assets as the miner seeks to fend off activist funds.
Gas price forces Woodside to pursue low-cost expansion options
Low gas prices has Woodside looking to cheap gasfield expansion options.