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.
Simone Grogan
Administrators have secured another two months to restructure hydrogen hopeful Infinite Green Energy after a late rescue bid was lobbed at the eleventh-hour.
Matt Mckenzie
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.
BHP will be allowed to mine its Mt Arthur coal pits in New South Wales right up until its closure in 2030, and has started studies to potentially build a pumped hydropower project at the disused site.
Spending up to $350 million on a fleet of electric drill rigs is Fortescue’s latest move to fully decarbonise its Pilbara iron ore mines before decade’s end.
Adrian Rauso
Former Woodside boss Peter Coleman spearheaded moves to bring administrators into troubled hydrogen hopeful Infinite Green Energy.
Australian mining billionaire Andrew Forrest was ordered to sit for a seven-hour deposition as his US legal battle intensifies with hedge fund mogul Paul Tudor Jones II over a soured green energy partnership.
Chris Dolmetsch and Ava Benny-Morrison
The Shire of Narrogin has formally asked “not to be left behind” by the State Government in planning for renewable energy projects around the town to ensure its future as a hub results in community benefits.
The green energy hopeful has called in administrators after a rough 12 months, which included the departure of big-name directors last year.
Canadian energy giant TransAlta has won the approval of the regulator for a new gas power plant that would support a restart of BHP‘s mothballed WA nickel operations.
Sean Smith
Fortescue has backed a Swiss startup hatching plans to make sustainable plane fuel from green hydrogen and methanol, adding the aviation sector to Andrew Forrest’s growing decarbonisation list.
Global explosives manufacturer Dyno Nobel is testing a more environmentally-friendly way to blow up the earth for mining.
Fortescue wants to build a big new solar farm at Turner River in the Pilbara in a bid to cut emissions from its iron ore mines.
A green hydrogen project in the Mid West has become the first to score backing through the Federal Government’s Hydrogen Headstart program.
It’ll be a big ask to hit clean energy targets and ensure power is reliable and affordable.
The Wheatbelt town of Narrogin is set for a green energy investment wave as two new projects worth a combined $800 million head for development review.
Fortescue has joined a laundry list of global business heavyweights using a lobbying firm run by Donald Trump’s friend and fundraiser.
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