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Premium Content Subscriber only A massive solar farm in southwest Queensland which has been the site of hundreds of controversial sackings has also been issued with dozens of Workplace Health and Safety Notices over a span of two months. Newscorp can reveal Gangarri Solar Project on the Western Downs was issued with 32 Workplace Health and Safety notices - accounting for almost one notice a day between January and April 2021. Indian-based company Sterling and Wilson is constructing the Shell Energy's project in Wandoan, but it's the second time the business has come under fire, earlier in ...

Shell’s $12 Billion Prelude LNG Barge Drifts Toward A Finale Prelude or finale, that’s a question some observers are starting to ask about a $12 billion ship called Prelude which was supposed to revolutionize the liquefied natural gas (LNG) industry. Built by Royal Dutch Shell, Prelude is designed to move from one offshore gasfield to another, avoiding the need for costly offshore structures and pipelines to shore-based gas processing facilities. The theory remains intact but the practical results are not encouraging which is one reason why Shell’s original plan to build a fleet of the ...

Grant Robertson letter to Air New Zealand: What chairman Dame Therese Walsh thinks 14 Apr, 2021 11:10 PM 5 minutes to read Dame Therese Walsh says the board's skills are constantly re-assessed. Photo / Michael Cunningham Aviation, tourism and energy writer for the NZ Heraldgrant.bradley@nzherald.co.nz@gbradleynz Air New Zealand chair Dame Therese Walsh says it is normal to discuss board appointments with shareholding minister Grant Robertson, and it is already working to renew its directors. Opposition MPs say a letter from Robertson to the airline showed the Government was...

Woodside chairman Goyder says next CEO search is ‘well-progressed’ We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement Woodside Petroleum chairman Richard Goyder has assured investors the board is following a rigorous process in the search for the company’s next CEO and is speaking with quality candidates both in Australia and overseas. Australia’s top oil and gas producer stunned the market earlier this week when the board said CEO Peter Coleman would step down at least two months sooner than planned...

Santos and Woodside are a study in contrasts Share The Santos and Woodside Petroleum annual general meetings on the same day provide a study in CEO contrasts in Australia’s highly competitive oil and gas industry. They also underscore the massive shifts in a sector adjusting to pressures from a global investor world increasingly committed to lower carbon emissions quite independent of whatever targets are set by the Morrison government. That, in turn, has major implications for the direction of a heavily resource dependent national economy. At the Santos AGM in Adelaide, the now $6 million ...