The historic Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPP), the largest multi-continental trade agreement since APEC in 1989, is expected to deliver enormous …
Conquering energy’s fog of jaw
One of the major domestic propaganda messages in Britain during World War 2 was “loose lips sink ships”?. Its purpose …
Prime Minister Turnbull to open LNG 18
Mr Turnbull will join Western Australian Premier Colin Barnett, Federal Resources, Energy and Northern Australia Minister Josh Frydenberg, and an …
Gas industry welcomes new energy growth centre
The growth centre is part of the Federal Government’s $248 million Industry Growth Centres Initiative, designed to boost Australia’s industry …
AOG 2016 a critical forum for the LNG sector
With the nation transitioning from a once-in-a-generation construction phase to a focus on operations, there are numerous warnings that Australia …
Peak body calls for Australia to increase its use of local gaseous fuels
In a 2016-17 pre-budget submission, Gas Energy Australia called on the government to: reform federal policies and programs to ensure …
Call to include gaseous fuels in green energy schemes
Gas Energy Australia Chief Executive John Griffiths said green energy schemes would be more effective and potentially cost less if …
Natural gas costing households 60 per cent less than electricity: ABS
Australian Pipelines and Gas Association Chief Executive Cheryl Cartwright said the figures, from the Australian Bureau of Statistics publication Energy …
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 …
The future of gas supply a key feature of Energy Networks 2016
However, the sector is facing key challenges and the rapid transformation in the gas market makes it essential that Australia’s …