Located 65 km north of Injune in the state’s southwest, the 86 square kilometre permit holds significant gas resources that …
Hydrogen offers potential for new export industry
We are seeing advancements in renewably produced fuels potentially opening up both domestic and international markets to Australia at a …
Woodside signs up Scarborough customer
According to the Australian, Perdaman’s proposed US$3.3 billion (AU$4.35 billion), 2 MMt/a urea plant on the Burrup Peninsula in the …
Barossa enters FEED
The Barossa gas field, 300 km north of Darwin, encompasses petroleum permit NT/RL5 and petroleum permit NT/RL6 to the south …
Ichthys imports LNG for cooldown
The facilities must be chilled before production can begin, typically by using fuel from other sites, indicating the plant is …
WA gets exploration boost
The multi-million dollar EIS initiative aims to stimulate private sector investment in resource exploration, especially in the state’s frontier petroleum …
Frydenberg hails NEG breakthrough
Mr Frydenberg says the NEG will deliver a more affordable and reliable energy system as Australia transitions to a lower …
Lack of clarity on the PRRT
It was widely reported that Treasurer Scott Morrison would announce changes to the PRRT when he delivered his budget speech …
Woodside nears Wheatstone win
At the end of the Q3 FY18, Train 2 was 97 per cent complete with all construction systems completed and …
Budget 2018-19: pushing forward with the NEG
Minister for Energy and the Environment Josh Frydenberg said the government is committed to tackling the energy issue with a …