ViewpointsOpinionWindfall Taxes Just Add More Problems to the Energy CrisisSavePrintA tourist photographs the gas production area at the Woodside operated North West Shelf Gas Venture in the north of Western Australia, on June 16, 2008. Greg Wood/AFP via Getty ImagesPeter Castle3/12/2023|Updated: 3/12/20230:00X 1CommentaryIf there is one sin worse today than producing fossil fuels, it is making money while doing it.Share this articleLeave a commentPeter CastleAuthorPeter Castle is an Australian mechanical engineer with broad experience in the oil and gas, energy, and other process industries.Author’s Selected ArticlesOpinion: Global Climate Agencies Publish Dubious Emissions Calculations, Tighten the Noose Around EnergyJul 17, 2023Opinion: Is Mr. Bean Right About EVs?Jun 17, 2023Opinion: New South Wales Keeps Digging Itself Into Energy Market MessFeb 16, 2023Opinion: Just $80 To Offset My Emissions? I'll Take That Deal!Feb 07, 2023Related TopicsWoodsidewindfall tax