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Solar and wind could ease Australia's water shortage

Solar and wind could ease Australia's water shortage

Australia is one of the most vulnerable to water stress countries in the world but a shift to more renewable energy could lessen the nation’s water pressure.

  • by Cole Latimer

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ACCC names and shames most expensive petrol retailers
Wesfarmers

ACCC names and shames most expensive petrol retailers

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has named Coles Express as nation’s highest-priced petrol company in a new industry report.

  • by Cole Latimer
Oil Search blames PNG government for slow payments
Oil Search

Oil Search blames PNG government for slow payments

A lack of distribution of LNG royalties rather than a lack of payment is behind rising community discontent argues the company.

  • by Cole Latimer
Oil could hit $US100 a barrel in wake of Trump’s Iran decision, banks say
Donald Trump

Oil could hit $US100 a barrel in wake of Trump’s Iran decision, banks say

The price of Brent crude oil could jump as high as $US100 a barrel next year as sanctions on Iran shrink inventories, analysts warn.

  • by Cole Latimer
Queensland polluter Linc Energy fined $4.5 million
Courts

Queensland polluter Linc Energy fined $4.5 million

The court heard scientists and workers warned senior managers about gases bubbling from the ground but Linc kept operating.

  • by Warren Barnsley
Caltex prepares for a low-octane world
Caltex Australia

Caltex prepares for a low-octane world

Caltex has begun to look at how it can transform in a post-petrol world, investigating how it can service the small but growing electric vehicle space.

  • by Cole Latimer
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Prices could double: Trump's oil gamble comes at just the wrong time
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Opinion

Prices could double: Trump's oil gamble comes at just the wrong time

The US president's hardline approach could see oil prices jump to around $US150 a barrel, sparking a global recession.

  • by Ambrose Evans-Pritchard
Trump's scrapping of Iran deal will send petrol prices higher
Beach Energy

Trump's scrapping of Iran deal will send petrol prices higher

The US decision to reinstate "the highest level" of sanctions on Iran's oil could send fuel prices to new highs, costing Aussie consumers.

  • by Cole Latimer
Powershop chief calls for split in NEG policy and emissions
Bills

Powershop chief calls for split in NEG policy and emissions

Powershop has backed the government’s energy reform but believes halting its progression over emissions could slow the energy industry’s transition to more renewable energy.

  • by Cole Latimer
New rooftop solar adding equivalent of coal-fired power station every year
Renewables

New rooftop solar adding equivalent of coal-fired power station every year

Australian rooftop solar hit a new record in April, achieving sevens month in a row of more than 100 megawatts of new solar installed.

  • by Cole Latimer
Origin's plan to double its hydro power at Shoalhaven
Origin Energy

Origin's plan to double its hydro power at Shoalhaven

Origin wants to double its pumped hydro storage power in New South Wales' Illawarra region, taking advantage of rapidly falling renewable energy costs.

  • by Cole Latimer