Energy

The Orica Plant is expected to produce up to 4,700 tonnes of green hydrogen a year.

Meat and Livestock Australia says it now realises the difficulties of committing to net zero by 2030.

‘Hydrogen is just too hard at the moment. Until the prices come down, I don’t think we’ll see those projects taking off the ground,' said Annastacia Palaszczuk.

The U.S. treasury secretary said the volume has not recovered, but he’s ‘confident’ that Beijing will uphold its agreement with Washington.

Tax credits for weatherization improvements, electric vehicles, heat pumps, and rooftop solar could be out the window.

The project is one of a number of Australian green hydrogen projects which has fallen over before completion.

The government’s latest Gas Market Review will examine how regulatory mechanisms can be consolidated.

Experts say stricter fuel emission regulation will boost prices, but estimates vary. A lot depends on the price of Low Carbon Fuel Standards credits.

Queensland is changing its rules about energy projects, with a key move to scrap net zero targets.

The U.S. is an oasis amidst global economic chaos. I expect the U.S. dollar to strengthen and for interest rates to steadily decline in a “flight to quality".

The agency will propose cutting upfront and annual mortgage insurance premiums to 25 basis points across all multifamily program categories.

The president signals the lifting of sanctions on Tehran after U.S. bombers hit three Iranian nuclear sites.

The EIA expected a cooler summer, but if it gets hotter, households—especially in southern states—could face higher-than-expected electricity bills, it stated.

With hundreds of projects before local planners, nondisclosure pacts and tax incentives are spurring suspicion among local residents.

The alerts follow a report released last month that predicted that parts of the country would face difficulties meeting electricity demand during the summer.

A federal appeals court previously ruled that the companies challenging the regulations lacked standing to sue.

The cheap crude oil flow from Iran to China might be cut off as the conflict persists.

Other rules include a ban on retailers imposing unreasonable high penalties on customers that pay their bills late, as well as new caps on regular fees.

The 2025 Victorian Transmission Plan (VTP) appears to have reined in the state’s renewable ambitions.

‘We can do better,’ Gov. Kim Reynolds said in her veto of lawmakers’ ban on companies seizing private land for a 2,500-mile five-state project.

The Orica Plant is expected to produce up to 4,700 tonnes of green hydrogen a year.

Meat and Livestock Australia says it now realises the difficulties of committing to net zero by 2030.

‘Hydrogen is just too hard at the moment. Until the prices come down, I don’t think we’ll see those projects taking off the ground,' said Annastacia Palaszczuk.

The U.S. treasury secretary said the volume has not recovered, but he’s ‘confident’ that Beijing will uphold its agreement with Washington.

Tax credits for weatherization improvements, electric vehicles, heat pumps, and rooftop solar could be out the window.

The project is one of a number of Australian green hydrogen projects which has fallen over before completion.

The government’s latest Gas Market Review will examine how regulatory mechanisms can be consolidated.

Experts say stricter fuel emission regulation will boost prices, but estimates vary. A lot depends on the price of Low Carbon Fuel Standards credits.

Queensland is changing its rules about energy projects, with a key move to scrap net zero targets.

The U.S. is an oasis amidst global economic chaos. I expect the U.S. dollar to strengthen and for interest rates to steadily decline in a “flight to quality".

The agency will propose cutting upfront and annual mortgage insurance premiums to 25 basis points across all multifamily program categories.

The president signals the lifting of sanctions on Tehran after U.S. bombers hit three Iranian nuclear sites.

The EIA expected a cooler summer, but if it gets hotter, households—especially in southern states—could face higher-than-expected electricity bills, it stated.

With hundreds of projects before local planners, nondisclosure pacts and tax incentives are spurring suspicion among local residents.

The alerts follow a report released last month that predicted that parts of the country would face difficulties meeting electricity demand during the summer.

A federal appeals court previously ruled that the companies challenging the regulations lacked standing to sue.

The cheap crude oil flow from Iran to China might be cut off as the conflict persists.

Other rules include a ban on retailers imposing unreasonable high penalties on customers that pay their bills late, as well as new caps on regular fees.

The 2025 Victorian Transmission Plan (VTP) appears to have reined in the state’s renewable ambitions.

‘We can do better,’ Gov. Kim Reynolds said in her veto of lawmakers’ ban on companies seizing private land for a 2,500-mile five-state project.