APPEA 2021 Perth Doubts grow over WA onshore gas export ban Plentiful and cheap gas to WA may be undermined by pressure from North West Shelf LNG participants and Perth Basin producers for the McGowan Government to weaken its ban on the export of onshore gas.
Strike Energy Clouded future of gas in WA drives Strike Energy to urea Strike Energy's Stuart Nicholls regards the WA gas market as a dangerous place to be as new cheap supply comes in as the big resource players prepare to move away from fossil fuels.
Domestic Gas Regulator cuts Dampier to Bunbury gas pipeline life as energy transition bites WA's competition regulator has accepted that competition from renewable energy will shrink the economic life of the Dampier to Bunbury gas pipeline by more than three decades.
Western Gas Western Gas looks to east coast pipeline to make a market for Equus Western Gas is looking east, at petrochemicals, at WA buyers and the North West Shelf LNG plant to find a market for its Equus gas.
Domestic Gas Santos’ $126M Reindeer gas field write off tightens WA market Santos' Reindeer gas field will fill with water sooner than expected and the production loss will add to concerns about the supply of gas to WA this decade.
Power Generation Wind and solar push down coal, gas and prices in South West WA Two huge new wind farms and more solar panels in WA's South West displaced coal and gas last quarter giving a win-win of lower prices and emissions.
Fracking Kimberley fracker expects to escape WA gas export ban Black Mountain expects the McGowan Government to soon waive its gas export ban but fracking the gas must wait for two years of environmental studies.
Domestic Gas Chevron and Santos battle Kerry Stokes’ Mardie Salt project Chevron, Santos and Kerry Stokes' BCI Minerals are battling in court over responsibility for gas pipelines supplying 40 per cent of the WA market that traverse the $780 million Mardie salt project.
Domestic Gas Alcoa backs Warrego's West Errugulla with gas buy Momentum behind Perth Basin gas projects continues to grow with Alcoa committing to buy West Erregulla gas from Warrego.
Carbon Emissions WA EPA & industry make real moves to net-zero by 2050 Fortescue and Mitsui appear to have agreed massive emissions cuts with WA's environmental watchdog that is now looking at Woodside and Chevron LNG projects.
Carbon Emissions Methane explained: short-lived but long-term damage The gas industry argues burning methane is less damaging to the climate than coal, but are we underestimating the affect of methane leaks?
Domestic Gas McGowan: onshore gas export banned, unless its Stokes' Waitsia WA Premier Mark McGowan has extended WA's successful gas reservation policy to all onshore gas - except Waitsia that is backed by a powerful media boss Kerry Stokes
Power Generation WA power plan not heading for net-zero emissions by 2050 The first cut at planning WA power's future ignores carbon costs that Woodside would estimate at many billions and comes nowhere near the WA Government's target of net-zero emissions by 2050.
LNG How Don helped Kerry win the east coast gas game Don Voelte does not hold back telling the tale of the east coast gas mess that Woodside wisely avoided and Beach Energy profited from.
Domestic Gas North West Shelf’s 36-year WA gas reign is over Santos is now the biggest supplier of gas to WA and the future may depend on the Perth Basin after the State's almost four decades of reliance on Australia's first LNG plant.
Domestic Gas WA's near useless domestic gas deal with Woodside's Pluto LNG Woodside's Pluto LNG plant has delivered less that one per cent of its gas to WA due to a 2006 WA Government deal that appeared generous then and looks feeble now.
Domestic Gas Waitsia gives McGowan a gas-powered climate dilemma As Environment Minister in 2006 Mark McGowan led the way to ensure gas projects offset some of their emissions. Now as Premier he may need to choose between climate credibility and the interests of WA's most powerful man.
Analysis Ten strikes against Nev Power’s west-east gas pipeline Building a gas pipeline from WA to the east to help the the economy recover from COVID-19 is such an extraordinarily bad idea the judgement of Nev Power and others pushing it has to be questioned.
Coal Win for residents as Cockburn Cement dumps coal for gas Two Perth suburbs may face their last summer of dust and smells before a lime plant stops burning coal but it is more bad news for WA's coal miners.
Domestic Gas Gas pipeline tariffs sparks war of words With $194 million at stake the owner and users of WA's biggest gas pipeline are promoting vastly different views of the future of gas.
Domestic Gas WA Government wants gas-powered growth The WA Government wants to lure industry to WA with cheap gas just as the oil price plunge puts further supply from Woodside's Scarborough and Browse projects in doubt.
=== from the archive === The Varanus Island gas explosion that shook the WA economy In 2007 WA lost 30% of its gas supply, and Apache Energy workers were lucky not to lose their lives, after a corroded gas pipeline failed and produced a gigantic explosion.
=== from the archive === McGowan calls for business to move west for cheap gas WA Premier Mark McGowan wants eastern states businesses hurt by high gas prices to move west, but there is no certainty about ongoing cheap gas in WA.
=== from the archive === Cockburn Cement and regulator battle over residential stench Residents and regulators are continuing a long fight against against the smell and dust from Cockburn Cement's plant on the edges of suburban Perth.
=== from the archive === Fears of higher WA power prices from tighter gas market A west to east gas pipeline could spell the end of affordable gas in WA and cause power prices to jump
