The use and supply of hydrogen gas
Supagas National Specialty Gases Manager George Elhlou sat down with Energy Today to discuss how hydrogen is paving the way in the market and can be used in a wide range of applications.
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Tamboran focuses on Beetaloo Basin
It’s no wonder that the company, which is the largest acreage holder in the Beetaloo Basin, is concentrating its strengths on its acreage portfolio in the Beetaloo/McArthur Basin in the Northern Territory.
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Meet NSW’s new energy secretary
Anthony Lean has been appointed Secretary of the New South Wales (NSW) Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water.
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Strike’s South Erregulla keeps on giving
Successful appraisal at South Erregulla confirms the continuity of the gas field to the Northwest, along with further successful appraisal of the potential SE CO₂ storage unit in the Jurassic Sandstone.
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Australia joins the fight at COP 28
Australia teamed up with at least 39 countries and institutions, including the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada and Fiji, to align international investment strategies with net zero priorities.
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Rivals Woodside and Santos join forces
The two gas companies are currently in preliminary talks of a potential alliance to form an A$80 billion Australian gas giant.
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Gladstone solar farm to illuminate QLD
Construction is set to begin on the Aldoga Solar Farm early 2024 approximately 20km north-west of Gladstone on the Central Queensland coast.
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Origin acquisition collapses
Origin Energy held a scheme meeting where shareholders were asked to vote on the proposed acquisition of the company involving the Brookfield-led consortium of investors and EIG.
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Santos teams up with ADNOC
Santos has confirmed its regional carbon capture and storage (CCS) leader status through its strategic collaboration agreement with ADNOC, a progressive energy company based in Abu Dhabi.
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APLNG and Senex secure supply for domestic market
Two new enforceable commitments totalling up to 300 petajoules (PJ) of gas to 2030, and close to 140 PJ to the end of 2027 from Australia Pacific LNG (APLNG) and Senex have been secured to supply more gas to the east coast domestic gas market, with other commitments well advanced.
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