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Delays, cost blowouts hit Beach Energy’s LNG export dream

Delays, cost blowouts hit Beach Energy’s LNG export dream

The Kerry Stokes-backed gas producer has flagged fresh troubles at its key growth project, just days after the abrupt exit of its CEO.

  • by Nick Toscano and Peter Milne

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How I learnt to stop worrying and love Biden’s IRA

Joe Biden’s Inflation Reduction Act is transforming energy policy in the US and Australia needs to get with the program, fast.

  • by Nick O'Malley
AGL is among the most toxic companies on earth, says Cannon-Brookes

AGL is among the most toxic companies on earth, says Cannon-Brookes

Before Mike Cannon-Brookes’ intervention, AGL had planned to continue burning coal at some of Australia’s largest power stations until well in the 2040s.

  • by Nick Toscano
Spanish renewables giant sounds stark warning on Australian projects
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Spanish renewables giant sounds stark warning on Australian projects

It is the builder of Australia’s biggest wind farm, and its CEO says bad behaviour within the renewable sector could put community support for future projects at risk.

  • by Rob Harris
ExxonMobil dials down gas supply alarm

ExxonMobil dials down gas supply alarm

The US energy giant has wound back warnings that new rules will freeze investment in gas projects, declaring talks with the Albanese government have been constructive.

  • by Nick Toscano
The gas industry used to be unassailable in Australia. Not any more
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The gas industry used to be unassailable in Australia. Not any more

Victoria’s decision to ban new homes from installing gas appliances shows where the nation’s energy mix is heading.

  • by Nick O'Malley
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Buyers sign gas deals with Senex, but stalled project still in doubt

Buyers sign gas deals with Senex, but stalled project still in doubt

Senex says gas-fired power plants will play a role in the clean energy transition by backing up renewable energy when wind isn’t blowing or the sun isn’t shining.

  • by Nick Toscano
The Mediterranean island for the rich and famous at the forefront of the climate revolution

The Mediterranean island for the rich and famous at the forefront of the climate revolution

From Jules Verne to Christopher Skase, Rafael Nadal’s native Mallorca has long had a powerful pull on the rich and famous. Now its natural assets of sun and sea are fuelling power itself.

  • by Rob Harris
Renters, low-income households left behind in race to turn off gas

Renters, low-income households left behind in race to turn off gas

Reducing the number of gas appliances in rental and low-income homes will be a major challenge for Victoria as it seeks to meet climate targets.

  • by Nick Toscano
Offshore wind power developer surveys Bass Strait in race for first permits
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Offshore wind power developer surveys Bass Strait in race for first permits

A Japanese-owned wind power developer is pressing ahead with a bid to build one of Australia’s first offshore wind farms, kick-starting surveys of Bass Strait.

  • by Nick Toscano
Policy doubt could derail domestic gas projects, Beach Energy warns

Policy doubt could derail domestic gas projects, Beach Energy warns

The Kerry Stokes-backed Beach Energy has flagged ongoing challenges making investments in future east coast gas drilling projects.

  • by Nick Toscano