Frontier Energy

Perth-based Superior Lake Resources is selling one of its zinc assets to a Toronto-listed explorer for $16.5 million, and will become a major shareholder of the company.

Superior Lake Resources intends to undertake an $8 million capital raising after outlining plans to acquire a company developing a 105 megawatt solar farm in Collie.

Former Vimy Resources boss Mike Young has been appointed to lead Superior Lake Resources through the ASX-listed company’s planned clean energy transition.

Superior Lake Resources will undergo a name change amid plans to develop a large-scale solar energy project in WA’s South West.

Frontier Energy’s renewable hydrogen venture near Waroona is one step closer to production after securing a 15-year water supply agreement.

Frontier Energy has inked its intention to takeover Waroona Energy under a deal to merge their renewable energy ventures in the South West.

City of Perth Lord Mayor Basil Zempilas is confident the planned installation of the state’s first public hydrogen vehicle refuelling station on Thomas Street will have a domino effect.

The City of Perth will not bear the cost of a hydrogen refuelling station proposed for construction in West Perth under a partnership with ASX-listed Frontier Energy.

ASX-listed Frontier Energy has walked away from its plan to build the state’s first hydrogen vehicle refuelling station in West Perth.

ASX-listers Strike Energy and Frontier Energy have each received Australian Energy Market Operator approval to supply peaking power into the South West Interconnected System.

Former premier Mark McGowan has landed another post-political role, taking on the non-executive chairman position at Perth-based renewables aspirant Frontier Energy.

Our weekly appointments wrap includes Phil Thick, Fabian Ross, Rachel Griffiths, Mark McGowan, Amy Lomas, Trish Scully and Michael Walshe.

Mark McGowan-chaired renewables aspirant Frontier Energy says rare cockatoos will be front of mind, as it starts environmental work on a 565-hectare expansion area at its Waroona project.

Mark McGowan-chaired Frontier Energy shares have plummeted more than 50 per cent, after its Waroona solar project was snubbed by the operator of the state’s electricity grid.

The Australian Energy Market Operator has given Strike Energy’s proposed South Erregulla peaking power plant a leg up, granting it credits to contribute to the electricity grid in 2026.

ANALYSIS: Incentives from the Australian Energy Market Operator to stimulate growth of the state’s battery storage capacity may have dented a renewable project’s production vision.

Frontier Energy still expects former premier Mark McGowan to join its board as chair, while the fallout from yesterday's grid access snub appears to have impacted a $40 million capital raise.

A Frontier Energy placement to raise more than $23 million has been scrapped after the solar energy aspirant’s share price plummeted earlier this week, while uncertainty hangs over incoming chair Mark McGowan's start date.

Frontier Energy has kicked off alternate finance discussions on its $304 million Waroona solar project, after a $23 million capital raise and $215 million debt facility collapsed this week.

Mystery remains as to former premier Mark McGowan’s start date as chair of Frontier Energy, with the company revising its public wording on the role.

OPINION: Today marks three months since Frontier Energy announced Mark McGowan as its new chair but we still don’t know when he will take up the role, if at all.

Mark McGowan-linked Frontier Energy says a proposed hike to the price paid for electricity supporting the state’s grid at peak times will boost the economics of its stalled solar project.

Frontier Energy has revealed Mark McGowan will not join its board, more than three months after announcing the former premier as its incoming chair.

Frontier Energy has shed light on its bungled recruitment of Mark McGowan as chair, revealing the former premier had signed a letter of appointment but never locked in a start date.

Frontier Energy has appointed former Western Power chief executive Guy Chalkley as its non-executive chair, following an appointment of Mark McGowan that was ultimately never ratified.

Our weekly appointments wrap includes Lenda Oshalem, Russell Gibbs, Richard Kilbane, Beau Waters, Kate Wellington, Guy Chalkley, Grant Davey, Richard O’Shannassy and Dianmin Chen.

The federal government has backed the development of four big batteries in regional WA, adding to the multi-billion-dollar investment in battery storage already underway in the state.