A processing train at Chevron’s enormous Gorgon gas plant could be out of action for weeks after issues with a compressor.
Matt Mckenzie
Savvy households could lead Australia's transition to clean energy with solar panels, batteries and electric cars, a report has found, but reforms are needed.
Jennifer Dudley-Nicholson
WA’s biggest energy users are stepping up the pressure to unlock gas fields off the coast which may otherwise be dormant in a bid to avoid a shortage.
Willy Packer, whose $2 billion investment fund has sunk more than $200 million into uranium, says the decision to base nuclear submarines at Garden Island effectively validates nuclear energy.
Sean Smith
How natural gas is offering an important “safety net” for Australia’s energy transition.
Australian Energy Producers
Premier Roger Cook has doubled down on comments made against two teenage climate protestors who have accused the Premier of defamation.
Dylan Caporn
In June 2022, the State Government announced its plan to close all state-owned coal-fired power stations by 2030 as part of a commitment to an 80 per cent emissions reduction target.
Kevin You & Rocco Loiacono
Neoen has started building the second stage of a huge battery in Collie as billions of dollars flow into projects to stabilise WA’s main power grid.
The State’s Environmental Protection Authority has rapidly waived through an $850 million gas project north of Perth, saying in-depth assessment won’t be needed.
Woodside Energy’s share price would tank if the company changes strategy to appease ESG-driven investors after losing a major climate vote last week, a top analyst says.
Water Corporation was forced to power down assets — including a key source of drinking water — on more than a dozen occasions over summer because the State was short of electricity.
A powerful super fund boss says Woodside Energy has been sent a “clear message” on climate as the company’s share price hits its lowest level in more than two years.
BHP Group has made a buyout offer to Anglo-American which if agreed would create the world's biggest copper miner with around 10 per cent of global output.
Pranav Kashyap and Sruthi Shankar
Richard Goyder must be wondering why he fought to remain Woodside chair. It’s a job for mugs. Never before has an issue been so laced with lies and so saturated with hypocrisy as the climate debate.
Ben Harvey
Two Disrupt Burrup Hub teenage protesters believe they’ve done nothing wrong invoking the names of Woodside Energy chair Richard Goyder and executive Meg O’Neill’s children during an AGM on Wednesday.
Cheyanne Enciso
Richard Goyder has survived a heated Woodside Energy annual meeting but the oil and gas company’s climate strategy was sunk by an extraordinary investor backlash.
Matt Mckenzie, Sean Smith, Daniel Newell & Dylan Caporn
SEE THE VIDEO: In a staggering escalation of the personal campaign against seniors executives, Disrupt Burrup Hub yelled out the names of the children of chair Richard Goyder and chief executive Meg O’Neill.
Daniel Newell
Environmental groups are urging Woodside Energy shareholders to reject the oil and gas giant's climate plan and the re-election of chairman Richard Goyder.
Derek Rose
Investors seem to want the best of both worlds from Woodside on climate change. That might leave the business struggling to deliver either.
Businesses were asked to cut electricity use 14 times in the three months to March as the State’s main power grid faced unprecedented pressure.
Two of Australia’s biggest super funds have revealed their votes ahead of Woodside’s annual meeting this week.
Woodside will pump an extra 50 terajoules of gas daily into the local market starting next week in a move that could help avert a shortage in WA this year.
Clean energy resources will be boosted under a Commonwealth scheme with the states to provide more electricity.
Keira Jenkins
Premier Roger Cook has encouraged oil and gas players with licences to develop big reserves off WA’s coast to “do something”, as the State stares down a looming gas deficit.
Simone Grogan