Next LNG wave not like the last
More than six years after the last decision to invest in a new multibillion-dollar LNG project in Australia, the seeds are being sown to put expansion back on the table.
ERM Power back in the black
Higher margins on sales of electricity to business customers have propelled ERM Power into the black in the first half.
SA well on way to 75pc renewables
The current slew of large solar, wind, battery and pumped hydro projects has already put South Australia's revised renewable energy target well within reach.
Jackie Trad 'disappointed' over Adani funding delay
Acting Queensland Premier Jackie Trad has slammed Indian energy company Adani for abandoning another key milestone for its controversial Carmichael mega-mine.
Energy wars start again
The national energy wars are revving up again. Can 2018 provide a way out or just more of the same: high prices, frustrated consumers and blame-shifting politicians?
Senex targets mid-year for funding deal
Senex Energy has flagged mid-year for a financing deal that would pave the way to develop two major production projects and provide a boost ...
JPMorgan, Deutsche launch tiny APA shortfall auction
JPMorgan and Deutsche Bank's equities desks are seeking bids for 1.5 million APA Group shares left over from the institutional component of ...
Renewable energy certificates in surplus amid flood of projects
The Clean Energy Regulator has reported a "healthy" surplus of large-scale renewable energy certificates and a continuing acceleration of ne...
Is the NEG a negative or the last best hope?
Will the national energy guarantee entrench the big energy players, or should everybody stop sniping and get on board?
Sonnen to turn on SA storage battery factory
The world's largest home storage battery company will be making batteries in Adelaide within nine months which will employ 130 people in "jo...
