Daniel Mercer

In Perth this week — where the logos of mining giants loom large over the city's skyline — you could have been forgiven for thinking the biggest business issue in town was the gas industry interests of a few squillionaires.

Rooftop solar output has reached such enormous levels that authorities have begun issuing warnings about their ability to keep the electricity system from being overloaded at times.

In short: Energy company Origin has dropped out of the Hunter Valley Hydrogen Hub project, citing uncertainty in the market for the alternative fuel.

As the clock struck midnight on Monday, UK time, the birthplace of the industrial revolution marked a quiet, albeit monumental moment in its history.

After years of setbacks, bad news and mounting obstacles, Australia's coal-fired generators must have felt they had something to celebrate.

In January this year, seemingly out of nowhere, US President Joe Biden made a decision that sent shock waves through the trillion-dollar global gas industry.

Changes made by the SEC to clawback regulations may impact the nonqualified deferred compensation (NQDC) plans of select companies.

Amid the growing warmth and increasingly volatile weather of an approaching summer, Australia passed a remarkable milestone this week.

Beside the turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean, on top of the red sand of Western Australia's arid north-west, relics of Australia's industrial past stand like museum pieces.

The idea is as contentious as some say it is necessary – capturing and burying carbon emissions from industry in a bid to reach net zero.