A plan to ban hybrid cars has been quietly delayed and a third runway at Heathrow is back on the table as easy green promises crumble under the weight of harsh reality.
Australia’s biggest oil and gas producer has signed off on building a $27 billion project that will liquefy more US gas and ship it to the rest of the world.
An earthquake shook a region slated for one of Peter Dutton’s nuclear plants and the PM visited another in a campaign in which the energy debate has been quietly shifted off stage.
Australian petrol prices are expected to continue dropping in the lead-up to the Easter and Anzac Day holidays as oil markets reel from Donald Trump’s tariff war.
While the government has sought another lift to the cap on how much rubbish can be burned each year,proposed waste-to-energy projects are meeting community backlash and regulatory barriers.
The Coalition is facing pressure to explain how its plan to cause a gas glut will lead to sustained bill relief,as experts rubbish its new modelling.
One in three households have solar panels but only one in 40 have a home battery. That could be about to change.
After years attacking Anthony Albanese for his broken promise to lower power prices,Peter Dutton has made a campaign pledge of his own.
Australia’s biggest energy company is edging closer to approving a huge liquefied gas project in the US,even as Donald Trump’s tariff war sends commodity prices tumbling.
Classing gas as a “critical mineral” would qualify gas drillers for support from a $4 billion loans facility.