The Environmental Protection Authority has recommended a tick – with conditions – to a controversial push by a US-led company to carry out exploratory fracking in the Kimberley.
Global engineering firm Wood has won a two-year contract extension worth up to $US65 million ($A100 million) for work on Woodside Energy's North West Shelf gas facilities.
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ATCO Australia has announced it will walk away from its management of the Albany gas network, opting to decommission the ageing pipeline rather than upgrade it.
Hancock Prospecting has submitted an $850 million plan to relocate facilities from the Lockyer gas field after acquiring the asset from Mineral Resources.
The Australian Energy Market Operator has warned of a potential gas supply gulf from 2030, calling for the development of additional development to shore up WA's energy security.
North West Shelf oil and gas developer Equus Energy has hit the boards, finishing its first day of trade up 25 per cent following a $15 million public offer.
Chevron Australia and its joint venture partners will extend the life of the Gorgon project off the WA coast, after making a $3 billion investment call.
Former state Energy Minister Bill Johnston will lead a push by communications agency Purple to set up a carbon capture and storage industry body akin to the DomGas Alliance.
The Subiaco-based company has struck two deals worth a combined $A96 million that will strengthen its balance sheet and allow the vesting of 133 million performance rights.
Woodside Energy will explore the production of five million tonnes per annum of LNG in Timor-Leste, in the latest sign it could tap the Greater Sunrise gas reserve from the Asian nation.
The WA government has greenlit a plan by a company with US government defence links to build a multi-user base on Cockatoo Island, after a lengthy approvals wait.
The state Environmental Protection Authority will not assess Woodside's proposal to capture carbon from its Browse project beneath the sea floor, despite intense public interest.
Woodside Energy has confirmed a UN representative's request to get involved in three Federal Court challenges against the federal government's approval of its North West Shelf extension.
Beach Energy chair Ryan Stokes says his company is ready to put the disappointment of a blown out Waitsia project behind it, as it prepares for the project to enter production.
Downer has added $750 million to its forward work books after signing a 15-year maximum term agreement with Chevron for maintenance and support services.
Carnarvon Energy has once again voiced its disappointment at joint venture partner Santos over the stalled Dorado oil project off WA but remains confident the project will one day be built.
A Supreme Court of WA Justice has described an almost-decade long row between Apache and Santos, about a $3 billion oil and gas deal, as being far from ready for trial.
Strike Energy and Hancock Prospecting are continuing work towards a final investment decision at the West Erregulla gas project, but the project's final form remains unclear.
Woodside Energy has sold off stakes in the $27 billion Louisiana LNG project and supporting infrastructure to American gas infrastructure firm Williams, in a deal worth $582 million.
Woodside Energy does not expect material cost impacts from the conditions of its North West Shelf extension and has contracted early engineering work on its Browse project.
Kerry Stokes-backed Beach Energy says gas production is finally imminent at its Waitsia plant in the Mid West, as it continues to profit from an export agreement with the state.
Chevron made its first payments under the Petroleum Resource Rent Tax in August, the latest in a long-running debate over industry's obligations which triggered a policy reform last year.
Oil and gas producer Santos has revised its production guidance for 2025, primarily due to a technical issue at its Barossa gas project, located in the Timor Sea.
A prominent environmental group led by Adam Bandt is among two to have appealed the federal government's approval of Woodside Energy's North West Shelf life extension.
