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Gas giant Santos wants the consultation process for offshore gas projects to be time-limited so it can’t be used as a ‘continued veto power’ by opponents.
The company’s boss Meg O’Neill says it needs to cut costs to improve the viability of some carbon emission programs, but it has no prospect of recovering the investment from gas buyers.
One of Australia’s most powerful superannuation funds is pitching for a seat on the board of Woodside Energy and has even put forward potential nominees to chair Richard Goyder.
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The oil and gas giant will not be drawn on how many workers will lose their jobs or which roles will be affected.
And wait for the NIMBY fallout as Coalition wants reactors in a town near you.
One of the biggest power outages in Victorian history has left tens of thousands of homes and businesses in the dark, raising questions about how one storm could bring the electricity grid to its knees.
AGL Energy has returned to profitability despite the cost of replacing ageing coal-fired power and insists it is operating in a "very, very competitive" market.
WA’s most prestigious university is tight-lipped over whether it will back an academic lashed by the judge in the Santos Barossa case for lying to Tiwi Islanders and manipulating research.
The chief executive of UAE-based energy firm Crescent Petroleum said that blaming the oil and gas industry for the climate crisis ‘is like blaming farmers for obesity.’