The oil and gas company’s outgoing chief executive has dismissed rumours around his exit as “tattle” as interim boss Meg O’Neill made it clear she won’t be a lame duck CEO.
Sean Smith
Climate change protestors will grill the oil and gas company’s board today as questions remain over the sudden departure of long-serving boss Peter Coleman.
The WA gas company is raising cash at 30¢ a share to help fund its West Erregulla project in the Perth Basin.
The company says its boss of 10 years will step down from the board next week, with Meg O’Neill to take the reins of the oil and gas company as interim CEO.
The global energy giant’s local business was hurt in 2020 by hefty writedowns and weaker prices for its oil and gas.
A helicopter search and rescue company that services WA’s resources sector has created a new cadetship program to attract applicants to the high-pressure job.
Indigo Lemay-Conway
The Grattan Institute has modelled scenarios for Australia's electricity system, finding gas will be needed in a backup, but not expanded, role.
Rebecca Gredley
Kevin Gallagher has been given a $6m bonus to stay on at the oil and gas company until at least 2025.
Current expressions for long-term offtake for urea from Strike’s proposed $2.3 billion Geraldton plant exceed the project’s proposed 1.4 million tonne-a-year supply.
Jenne Brammer
New changes confirmed today will enable the Government to claw back decommissioning costs from former oil and gas project owners.
The contract with Hokkaido Gas is the first with Japan in eight years and will be mainly supplied by the Gorgon and Wheatstone gas projects in northern WA.
Calvert Research and Management says Woodside’s board doesn’t meet its board diversity guidelines.
The DomGas Alliance representing the State’s biggest gas users has commissioned a report by Wood Mackenzie on the future of the gas supply in WA.
Stuart McKinnon
Liquefied natural gas deliveries expanded the most in a year as Asia and Europe refilled inventories drained over the winter, and as pandemic-ravaged economies slowly begin to reopen.
Stephen Stapczynski
Keeping a workforce of nearly 2000 healthy took on a new and urgent dimension for Chevron Australia’s chief medical officer Dr Max Hills during the recent COVID crisis.
The US giant’s Australian business struggled in 2020 with weak LNG prices, falling sales to Japan and production disruptions from major repairs to its Gorgon gas plant.
AGL Energy plans to split into two separate businesses as increased renewables generation upends the nation’s electricity landscape.
Harry Brumpton
The mining and services company is pursuing its own gas to reduce its reliance on diesel.
Federal Government data shows export revenue from Australia’s resources and energy sector is set to hit an all-time high of $296b this financial year.
The resources contractor says the new 10-year deal with the US-owned oil and gas giant is the longest maintenance contract in Australia.
A member poll by the WA Chamber of Minerals and Energy has found 89 per cent of resources companies in the State are well prepared or very well prepared to respond to a second wave of coronavirus.
The State’s first ever Hydrogen Industry Minister hopes to see the renewable energy source exported from WA by 2024 — but replacing diesel in generators and on mine sites well before then.
Josh Zimmerman
The company follows similar moves by Santos and Rio Tinto and reflects growing pressure by activist investors.
Former BHP boss to succeed Chad Holliday who will step down from the oil and gas giant’s board in May.
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