The privately-owned group has appointed PKF’s Perth corporate finance team to raise $US12m to launch an integrated waste processing and renewable baseload energy project in the Philippines.
Sean Smith
Australia’s long-held ambitions to tap its abundant renewable resources and vast uninhabited landmass to become a global green hydrogen leader is fast unravelling.
Keira Wright, Sing Yee Ong, William Mathis and Will Wade
The State Government is doing “everything it can” to meet its target to shut down coal by 2030, Energy Minister Amber-Jade Sanderson said as construction of a major wind farm project kicks off.
Matt Mckenzie
Peter Coleman’s bid to rescue hydrogen hopeful Infinite Green Energy has been endorsed by creditors and the former Woodside boss is set to return as chair.
Construction of a green hydrogen precinct in the Pilbara using $140 million of taxpayer cash is still moving forward despite BP exiting a key project the initiative could support.
Adrian Rauso & Matt Mckenzie
Fortescue has agreed to pay back taxpayer funds that were poured into a nixed green hydrogen project “where required”, following pressure from the Albanese Government.
Daniel Newell
Plans to build the massive Australian Renewable Energy Hub in the Pilbara have taken a blow as petroleum giant BP exits the green hydrogen project.
A $7m proposal to buy collapsed hydrogen hopeful Infinite Green Energy out of administration has finally emerged, backed by former Woodside boss Peter Coleman.
Investing in Australian renewable energy is only 'somewhat attractive' according to a study that identifies transmission and planning delays among concerns.
Jennifer Dudley-Nicholson
Major Perth property developer Hesperia is joining the green energy wave after lodging plans to build a $500 million battery and solar farm in Collie.
Synergy will tip almost $280 million into propping up struggling coal power stations, as Energy Minister Amber-Jade Sanderson hits back at warnings the State faces an electricity shortage.
A new large-scale wind farm should be returning at least $100,000 a year to regional communities, based on trial guidelines set to be probed by locals who want new energy developers to pay their way.
Simone Grogan
The first of six renewable energy industries has been approved in Narrogin, starting the $17 billion combined project investment that will transform the Wheatbelt shire into a renewable energy hub
Hannah Whitehead
Up to five times more West Aussies are expected to be able to access battery rebates after the Federal and State governments aligned their schemes.
A think tank with ex-competition umpire Rod Sims at the helm has joined the chorus pushing WA to stake its claim in a fledgling green iron industry, but Government coffers will be key to making it happen.
Administrators have secured another two months to restructure hydrogen hopeful Infinite Green Energy after a late rescue bid was lobbed at the eleventh-hour.
Fortescue has lodged plans with the WA environmental adjudicator to build 200 wind turbines across thousands of hectares in the Pilbara and chase down aggressive emissions reduction targets.
InterContinental Energy says it has developed new technology which makes the massive Western Green Energy Hub proposed for WA’s south-eastern coast “economically viable”.
Neil Watkinson
The future of one of Fortescue’s leading green energy projects looks uncertain as the business lays off staff working on the Gladstone electrolyser facility in Queensland and its hydrogen division in Perth.
An international oil and gas giant has lodged plans for a $230 million battery in Perth’s northern suburbs.
Scientists, construction workers, politicians and other stakeholders gathered on Thursday, May 1 to celebrate the successful trial of the southern hemisphere’s only current wave energy project.
Melissa Sheil
SPECIAL REPORT: The opening months of 2025 have been rough for WA’s emerging hydrogen industry and there are two numbers that explain why the green fuel has struggled to get off the ground.
Horizon Power chief executive Stephanie Unwin will switch tracks from energy to railways as the new boss of Arc Infrastructure.
Administrators of hydrogen hopeful Infinite Green Energy will have four weeks to bring together a restructure deal for the company, with the Supreme Court yesterday adjourning a liquidation bid.
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