Gas and LNG remain crucial for Australia’s energy future despite nuclear debate, says Rystad
The upcoming election in Australia will gauge public opinion on nuclear energy as a solution to the country’s long-term ...
LNG Imports Look Inevitable for Major Gas Exporter Australia
The lopsidedness of Australia’s fossil fuel endowment and demographic spread, coupled with insufficient infrastructure, means ...
LNG buyer JERA warns of significant Australian job losses unless local industry fixed
Japan’s biggest LNG buyer has delivered a bombshell to Australia’s $70bn export industry, saying it will look to rival ...
Rethinking Victoria’s LNG import plan
The Victorian government is considering underwriting liquefied natural gas imports to address supply concerns. Those supply ...
Australia is trying to pretend the world hasn’t changed
Trump’s revolution has upended global politics. Neither Labor nor the Coalition has seriously confronted the difficult policy ...
Australia's key clean and dirty power trends to track pre-election
Australians are set for a general election within the next two months that will likely trigger substantial changes to ...
CERAWEEK Woodside investment decision on Louisiana LNG may slip into Q2, says CEO
Australia's Woodside LNG may push a final investment decision on its Louisiana liquefied natural gas (LNG) plant into the ...
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LNG M&A opportunities to soar in 2025, says consultant Welligence
Global liquefied natural gas prices are forecast to remain elevated throughout 2025, with a significant increase in the ...
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LNG buyer JERA warns of significant Australian job losses unless local industry fixed
Mr Nishizawa, JERA’s senior vice-president of LNG, said long-term supply deals were due to expire from 2030 just as new supply came online from the US. “In contrast to Australia, in the US ...