BP is set to sell its global petrochemicals business to London-headquartered INEOS in a deal worth $US5 billion ($7.27 billion).
Jemena pushes for renewable energy future
Jemena has reinforced that renewable gases such as hydrogen and biomethane should be central to any national strategy aimed at …
Federal Labor leader backs CCS
The Federal Opposition has announced that it is willing to support the development of carbon capture and storage (CCS) technologies …
Chevron locks in gas deal with BHP
Chevron has secured a domestic gas sale agreement with BHP Nickel West for the delivery of natural gas from the …
Contract agreements for Australian projects
Despite the impacts following COVID-19 and some projects facing delays as a result, many projects in Australia are still pushing …
How oil & gas pipeline reached 99.5% reliability
By modernising its operational environment with an information-enabled, virtualised system, a gas transmission company improved reliability and reduced maintenance costs …
TGS seismic data encourages Timor-Leste exploration
TGS, in collaboration with the National Authority for Petroleum and Minerals (ANPM), has commenced a 2Dcubed seismic data project covering …
Government invests $125m to support resources exploration
The Australian Government has pledged an additional $125 million of funding as part of the Exploring for the Future (EFTF) …
Imperial project all clear following COVID-19 outbreak
Imperial Oil has reported that after having no new cases of COVID-19 associated with its Kearl operation in Canada since …
LNP CSG proposal to benefit QLD landholders
AgForce and Queensland Farmers’ Federation (QFF) have joined the Australian Petroleum Production & Exploration Association (APPEA) in praising an initiative …