Despite the low price of oil, Carnarvon Petroleum has announced it will spend $10 million to explore its permits in the North West Shelf for more oil and gas. Read More
This week we look at the discovery of a new oil field, some ‘robust’ sharemarket activity, and Clive Palmer’s latest outburst against the Chinese. Read More
BHP Billiton will invest heavily in energy and food as it follows China on its transition from a construction-led economy to a consumption power-house. Read More
The Federal Government has suggested oil and gas companies should delay developing multi-billion projects rather than give into over-the-top demands from unions. Read More
As the construction phase for the Curtis Island LNG projects winds up, local businesses are being schooled on how to diversify in order to gain work in the second phase of the gas boom. Read More
A decision on whether to go ahead with a fourth LNG plant on Curtis Island is more than a year off as oil giant Shell confirms it will delay making any major financial investment decisions in 2014. Read More
Santos have announced a record sales revenue of $1.1 billion for the fourth quarter of 2013 with the result driven by the company’s highest oil production in six years, strong oil prices and higher third party sales volumes. Read More
Radio Disney has pulled out of an educational program sponsored by Ohio’s oil and gas industry after it was accused of using school students to peddle “propaganda” around fracking. Read More
The assembly of Queensland’s first oil refinery will start this weekend at Yarwun, with the project representing a $55 million investment by its joint partners. Read More
Shell has again flagged that the high cost of doing business in Australia is affecting the nation’s competitiveness, urging the federal government to step in. Read More
Engineers at the University of Western Australia are vying to improve the cost structure of Australia’s energy sector with new research into the foundations of deep-sea oil and gas pipeline infrastructure. Read More
New research suggests nearly two-thirds of global greenhouse emissions generated since the start of the industrial revolution has been caused by just 90 companies including BHP and Rio Tinto. Read More
BHP has dumped plans to explore an oil and gas well off the The Philippines coast as the company continues to pull out of energy projects not located in the US or Australia. Read More
Murphy Oil has submitted documents seeking federal approval to drill an exploration well 30km from the Batavia shipwreck near the Abrolhos Islands off Western Australia.
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The gas and oil industry have launched an advertising blitz and are calling on the public to sign a petition to lobby the government for better policies. Read More