Australian thermal coal prices have fallen since the beginning of the month, pulled down by weak demand from China, and analysts said there was little hope for a rise in Continue Reading
Petroleum exploration activity in Australia has collapsed in the wake of the plunge in global oil prices over the last 18 months, a period in which the country’s crude production Continue Reading
Chevron has started up its massive Gorgon LNG project in Australia and will soon be shipping more of the super-chilled fuel into an oversupplied market, eroding producer revenues but also Continue Reading
Chevron Corp.’s Gorgon natural gas project off Australia’s northwest coast boasts the world’s biggest carbon dioxide storage facility, a jetty more than a mile long and enough steel to build Continue Reading
The timing couldn’t be worse for the first production of natural gas from Australia’s $54 billion Gorgon project – the world’s most expensive. Prices for liquefied natural gas (LNG) have Continue Reading
A division of the World Meteorological Organization criticized an Australian move to cut staff from a conservation division as worrisome. The Australian Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization, tasked in Continue Reading
AGL Ltd. (AGL.AU) will quit natural gas exploration and production because of the volatility in energy prices, tightening its focus on commercial and retail gas activities. The Australian energy company Continue Reading
After years of delays, cost overruns and labor unrest, Chevron Corp.’s Gorgon project, one of the world’s most expensive liquefied natural gas ventures, faces another challenge: the weakest energy prices Continue Reading
Chevron Corp said on Friday it is on track to export the first cargo of liquefied natural gas (LNG) from its Australian Gorgon project – the world’s most expensive – Continue Reading
Two thousand of Troy Setter’s dark-haired cattle have been trekking along centuries-old paths through isolated Australian farmland, chomping on grass and roadside vegetation to fatten up before slaughter. The migration Continue Reading
