Australia will challenge a court ruling that orders the government to consider climate change impacts from a planned coal mine expansion, a decision seen as clouding the prospects for any new fossil fuels projects. Environment […]
We have a great discussion with David Yager, Author, Writer, Energy Analyst, and really fun guy! We cover the Canadian oil patch history and current events impacting the Canadian industry. Davids’s book was written in […]
At a recent event hosted by the Minerals Council of Australia, Robyn Denholm, chairperson of Tesla , said her company plans to spend more than USD 1 billion a year to procure raw materials from Australia. Tesla […]
A recent boom in seaborne trade has left the world shipping industry scrambling to keep up with demand. With so much business, transportation companies can charge almost whatever they want—and since they’re already struggling to […]
Economic growth and increasing revenue have been driving global business activity for some time. Recent events have shown that this positive trend is being realized in the banking sector as well. With an increasing number […]
Wind, solar and natural gas have the brightest future in Asia Pacific power generation, although coal is not going anywhere soon, according to experts at Wood Mackenzie. “Asia Pacific power generation investments are leading the […]
Singapore, 24 June (Argus) — Singapore is eyeing the use of low-carbon hydrogen along with carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS) technology in its transition to a low-carbon future and away from fossil fuels. This […]
Design and engineering work has started on a groundbreaking 500,000 to 1 million tonnes per annum direct air capture (DAC) plant destined to be built in Scotland, UK. London-based Storegga — operator of the Acorn […]
Oil selling for more than $70 a barrel has breathed life into the downtrodden Australian oil and gas industry even as it battles criticism from environmental protestors and investor activists. Last week saw the best […]
The Australian federal government has rejected plans for a renewable energy and hydrogen project in Western Australia. The decision was published on the environment ministry’s website on June 15. The proposed Asian Renewable Energy Hub encompasses 6,500 km2 of land in […]
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