Colin Packham is an Energy Reporter at The Australian. He specializes in topics related to energy and mining, with a focus on Australia’s oil and gas sectors, green energy initiatives, and market dynamics. Colin's work has been featured in prominent outlets including Reuters, Yahoo News, and Business Insider.
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By: Colin Packham
Marinus Link has signed a manufacturing and installation deal worth nearly $1bn with an Italian company, to lock in a 2030 start date for the infrastructure project.
By: Colin Packham
Most of the carbon credits that Rio Tinto examines in the US are unsatisfactory, underlining the task facing big miners as they try to meet emission reduction targets.
By: Colin Packham
Esso had proposed to remove some decades-old oil and gas infrastructure to 55m below sea level, but has pulled it after signs the regulator would not approve.
By: Colin Packham
EnergyAustralia has posted a half-year profit but there are still concerns about how Australia's third largest electricity and gas retailer will fund its transition.
The deal will counter environmentalist pressure, but shareholders may feel aggrieved with the company making two major outlays in as many weeks.
Senex Energy's $1bn Atlas project, one of Australia's first large-scale gas developments to come online in years, will deliver its first supplies
News 14 minutes ago | Colin Packham at The Australian
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