The most influential news of 2015
Here’s our collection of the four most influential stories of 2015, accumulated from our magazines and online news.
Shell BG merger
Read More
What you were reading in 2015
2015 has seen projects started, companies booming and busting, legislation changing for better and worse.
The following collection highlights what made Gas Today readers tick.
Read More
New opportunities for gas industry in 2016
Francis Norman, the Immediate Past President of Engineers Australia’s WA Division and a keynote speaker at the Australasian Oil & Gas Exhibition & Conference (AOG) 2016 Conference, says
Read More
Read More
Reform needed to resolve price and supply uncertainty
Contrary to views that fossil fuels will fade from the energy scene, Australia’s east coast gas resources are taking on an ever-more important role, underlining the need for durable policies and
Read More
Read More
Showcase your company at LNG 18
It is now less than three months away from the triennial LNG 18 Conference and Exhibition, where LNG industry leaders from around the world will be converging in Perth, Western Australia, from 11-15 April.
Gas
Read More
Read More
What’s it like being a woman in the oil and gas industry?
Mary Hackett, Regional Director of Australia, New Zealand and Papua New Guinea for GE Oil and Gas, and Sarah Harloe, a structural engineer at Technip, will speak at the upcoming AOG Women event on 26 February.
Read More
Read More
5 minutes with Professor Jonathan Stern
Here, Professor Stern speaks to Gas Today about why the LNG 18 conference is so important to the industry, and where he thinks the LNG industry will head next amid difficult market conditions.
Read More
Read More
Oil price won’t impact fuel costs without local production: GEA
GEA Chief Executive Officer, John Griffiths, said watching prices of oil based fuels is only part of the solution, and locally produced fuels can assist more.
“Greater competition in the oil fuel
Read More
Read More
Arbitrate today: trends in international arbitration
While Singapore and Hong Kong remain the regional leaders for hosting international arbitrations, the world of international arbitration does not stand still. Increasingly Australia is demonstrating it
Read More
Read More
Graduating in gas
What is the educational pathway that led you to your current role?
I studied a Bachelor of Science with a major in chemical systems at the University of Melbourne from February 2011 until
Read More
Read More