EXPLORATION
PEP-11 permit partners vow to fight NSW offshore ban
PEP-11 partners confident state government has no jurisdiction over the large gas permit
PEP-11 partners confident state government has no jurisdiction over the large gas permit
History is repeating as every alternative to oil and gas is tried without much success
Geoscience surveys are critical to develop virtually any new energy project, including renewables
Beach Energy’s new CEO talks to ENB about financials, M&A, exploration, and CCS
Hoping to unlock first-mover benefits to create substantial local and export opportunities
Arrive at same time as US government “pauses” new LNG developments
Northern Gas Pipeline connecting NT and East Coast closed until June
Subsea7 expects to start offshore activities in 2026-27
Chevron is performing crucial work to sustain long-term CO2 injection at Gorgon CCS
Plans three greenhouse gas assessment wells in Bonaparte Basin
Chevron is performing crucial work to sustain long-term CO2 injection at Gorgon CCS
Signs agreement with global geothermal technology developer CeraPhi Energy
Overcomes fires and hot weather to complete construction at giant energy storage development
Grid-scale batteries being built in Collie to help meet peak power needs
IEA study finds oil and gas industry methane emissions declining
LNG producers put on notice about the risk of further government intervention
News Briefs for week ending 08 March 2024
Middle East issues and falling US rig count adding to the pressure
Disappointing testing results should not come as a complete surprise
Asia Pacific region will see demand expand by 1.9 million b/d
ENB’s latest Cost Report findings provide optimism as investments in oil and gas, as well as new energy rise.
ENB’s inaugural Future of Energy Report details the industry outlook on the medium-to-long-term future for the sector in the Asia Pacific region.
This industry-wide report aims to understand current cost levels across the energy industry
In its second year, this research now includes trends and new findings surrounding impacts and responses as the energy industry seeks to secure and maintain a social licence to operate.
History is repeating as every alternative to oil and gas is tried without much success
Geoscience surveys are critical to develop virtually any new energy project, including renewables
Slugcatcher on Green Capture
That Australia relies on its natural resource exports to fund comfortable lifestyle is forgotten
Gold hydrogen might take industry by surprise as did shale gas
Subsea7 expects to start offshore activities in 2026-27
Mukuyu drilling success attracting significant funding interest
Rystad projects a year of frontier drilling despite tightened budgets
MoU signed for development of 2.5 mt/y C02 storage system
Wraps up placement with strong market support for shortfall