Adani says approvals for Carmichael mine should take weeks, not months
Adani Mining chief executive Lucas Dow said political candidates should pledge to support Queensland's multibillion-dollar coal industry.
Reshaping an oil economy is messy work
Middle East oil giants are now struggling with the idea of getting their oil out of the ground while it is still worth something.
Biggest planned battery plant expects demand 'through the roof'
A feasibility study for a $2.1 billion battery plant to be built in Townsville is due to be finished in September.
PNG set for $US14b gas expansion
Costs, contractors and funding for the huge gas project have still to be sorted out but the expansion has taken a big step forward.
Adani consults lawyers over approval delays
Adani is getting increasingly frustrated over delays for the approval of its $2 billion Carmichael mine.
Adani approval unlikely before federal poll
Hopes are fading for the Indian company Adani to receive final approvals for its Carmichael mine before the caretaker period begins.
Australia cannot take China's LNG demand for granted
Australia has a lot riding on China's transition from a coal-powered economy to a greater reliance on gas.
What the election means for energy investors
Energy producers would be subjected to stricter emissions rules under Labor but could also see some advantages.
Woodside chief says no threat to LNG projects from trade war, Labor
Woodside is upbeat on its West Australian investment plans, saying it can work with either side of politics and navigate trade tensions.
Stop-gap measures propping up power grid
Consumers are paying a heavy price for the increasing use of emergency measures to keep the lights on.
