European petrol armada heads for US
Harvey has knocked out more than a fifth of US oil refining capacity or roughly 4m barrels a day, sparking fears of fuel shortages and driving wholesale petrol prices up by 20 per cent.
Energy utilities face cyber threat from within
Severe cyber-security threats to energy utilities and networks are coming not just from sinister attacks by criminals but from within, according to Siemens' global digitalisation chief.
Santos strikes 'swap' deal to ease gas squeeze
Santos has moved to try to fend off caps on Queensland LNG exports, signing a "swap" deal that will free up gas for sale to local buyers in southern states.
Santos swapping its way to safety?
Santos CEO Kevin Gallagher's latest gas swap deal is as much about politics as it is about money.
Power bills may be about to get cheaper
Energy retailers have agreed to write to more than 2 million customers to help them switch to cheaper contracts and monthly bills.
Caltex opens door to demerger
Caltex has paved the way for a potential demerger or spin-off down the track, unveiling a new "Quantum Leap" restructuring initiative.
Cooper secures $400m for Sole gas
Eastern Australia is to get its first new source of gas for years after Cooper Energy finally locked in financing for its circa $550 million...
Canaccord, Euroz raising for Cooper Energy
Canaccord and Euroz were in the market on Tuesday, raising $134.6 million for junior producer Cooper Energy.
Victoria alone in legislating renewable target
Qld and SA have no plans to follow Victoria's lead and legislate their ambitious state renewable targets saying they would remain aspiration...
Caltex profit jumps 21pc on refining
Caltex Australia posted a 21 per cent increase in first-half benchmark profit, benefiting from higher margins on refining.
