Energy

ExxonMobil expects its first lithium production in 2027. By 2030, it aims to produce enough to meet the manufacturing needs of well over a million EVs annually.

HSBC said it revisited its net zero ambition to take into account latest best practice guidance.

Standing charges are applied daily, regardless of how much energy the customer uses, and many campaigners say they affect vulnerable customers more.

Supply is tight because one refinery shut down after an explosion and others are doing seasonal maintenance. Plus, the eco-friendly summer blend is costlier.

The approval follows Trump’s Jan. 20 executive order aimed at removing regulatory barriers and utilizing America’s abundant energy resources.

Prices for health care services declined, indicating that inflation could ease.

Chevron plans sweeping layoffs as part of $3 billion cost-cutting strategy.

Australia’s ‘Big Four’ are still members of the group.

Two cases concern a federal Clean Air Act rule requiring that a Washington court hear the lawsuits.

In his first week in office, Chris Wright put forth a plan to meet the projected rise in energy demand through fossil fuels and nuclear energy.

Government ministers have argued that the UK’s current energy system is outdated and doesn’t address modern needs.

Norway has blamed renewable-dependent nations for driving up electricity prices, which has triggered a ‘nationalist reaction,’ experts say.

The legislation requires energy producers to retroactively pay for the costs of alleged climate change damage in the state.

The project is slated for Little River, the film location for movies like Mad Max.

New kerbside chargers with 500 plugs to be installed across NSW, Victoria, and SA.

A Victorian MP is calling for an audit of the state’s wind farms after a string of incidents in the state.

Gladstone Mayor Matt Burnett expressed optimism it could still go ahead without state government support.

OPEC+ reaffirmed plans to ease oil production cuts gradually, resisting President Donald Trump’s pressure for more aggressive moves to lower prices.

The Central Queensland Hydrogen Project is to end after the state treasurer refused to invest more money into it.

‘If the government is serious about unlocking Australia’s vast critical mineral deposits ... we need to get the fundamentals right first,’ said the MCA.