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The appointment of Cecile Wake comes amid a turbulent time for Australia’s gas production sector, which is coming under pressure on prices and emissions.

Cecile Wake will succeed Tony Nunan as Chair of Shell Australia effective May 22, 2023, Shell Australia said Thursday. Nunan…

But Ad Standards dismissed claims of breaches of the voluntary Environmental Claims Code.

This report finds that between 2016 and 2021, just 12 fossil fuel corporations in Australia emitted carbon pollution equivalent to more than 50% of total Pacific Islands emissions over the same period.

A new report by the Climate Council has found that between 2016 and 2021, just 12 fossil fuel corporations spewed out carbon pollution equivalent to more than 50% of total Pacific Islands emissions over the same period. 

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese could be forced to hand over his official diary if the independent pushes through action in the Senate.

Production on Shell’s problematic Prelude FLNG, the largest floating plant for natural gas liquefaction in the world, has once again been temporarily...

Production on Shell’s problematic Prelude FLNG, the largest floating plant for natural gas liquefaction in the world, has once again been temporarily...

Senior government ministers took turns in brushing off claims by Santos boss Kevin Gallagher that it was engaged in “Soviet-style” energy policy.

Beach Energy CEO Morne Engelbrecht and Shell Australia chairman Tony Nunan have criticised the proposed gas market intervention, which has driven a slump in energy share prices.