The Victorian Government has decided not to go ahead with its proposed ban on all new residential gas appliances, announcing an amended set of reforms – a move the gas industry has celebrated.
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Victoria shores up gas supply for industry
The Victorian Government has released its Gas Security Statement, outlining its comprehensive plan to secure long-term gas supply for gas-powered generation and the businesses and industries that need
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Viva celebrates milestone for LNG import project
The Victorian Government has delivered a positive environmental assessment on Viva Energy’s LNG terminal project in Geelong, marking a step forward for the state’s gas supply.
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Esso cleared for next phase of drilling in Gippsland Basin
Esso could commence Turrum Phase 3 drilling at its Marlin B Platform in the Gippsland Basin as soon as Q3 2025, with NOPSEMA granting the project environmental approval.
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VicGrid unveils Victoria’s renewable future
VicGrid has published the draft 2025 Victorian Transmission Plan, inviting community and stakeholder feedback on the seven proposed renewable energy zones and four new transmission lines to keep the lights on as the state’s coal-fired power stations close.
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AEMC opens consultation on National Gas Rule amendment
The Australian Energy Market Commission (AEMC) has initiated consultation on a potential extension to the duration of the Declared Wholesale Gas Market (DWGM) interim Dandenong LNG storage measures.
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Vic Gov calls on AEMC to extend LNG safeguards
Lily D’Ambrosio, Victorian Minister for Energy and Resources, has submitted a proposal to the Australian Energy Market Commission (AEMC) to amend the National Gas Rules.
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Poll: Vic voters back gas
A majority of voters in two federal electorates in Victoria believe that natural gas will play a key role in the state’s energy mix long-term, according to new research.
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How CSIRO is shaking up solar technology
Australia’s national science agency, CSIRO, has opened a $6.8 million facility in Clayton, Victoria, dedicated to taking its printed flexible solar technology out of the lab and into the real world, to help meet the growing demand for renewable energy across sectors.
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Woodside’s plan to decommission Minerva Field gets green light
Woodside Energy’s plan to undertake subsea decommissioning activities for the Minerva Field, located 11km off Victoria, has been approved.
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