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From Oilprice.com Jon LeSage – Oct 12, 2019, 4:00 PM CDT If Great Britain keeps its commitment to switch over its vehicles to electric by 2050, the government will see a whopping loss of 28 billion pounds ($35 billion)...

Annastacia Palaszczuk won’t provide any details after accusing protesters of using devices ‘laced with traps’

Union to tell parliamentary committee it’s ‘ludicrous’ to export uranium but not benefit from the energy source at home

Mark Butler signals ALP will continue to oppose legislation to break up power companies and refuses to recommit to a 45% emissions reduction target

Mark Butler says almost all proposed reactor sites since 1968 were near residential communities

Gas industry welcomes policy change as state Labor government backs ‘aspirational’ target of zero emissions by 2050

In a combative question time the energy minister suggests the Coalition has an ‘open mind’ on nuclear power

State governments seem frustrated with the Coalition – but we are closer to 100% renewables than you think

Workers have been fighting uranium mining for decades – the environment needs mass civil disobedience

Keith Pitt says laws that target price-gouging energy companies should be extended to all big businesses

Former US vice-president says new coalmines make no commercial sense, and even Australian governments will have to change course

Centre Alliance signals it could move amendments to extend divestiture power across whole economy

RepuTex modelling suggests surge in state schemes and rooftop solar will reduce wholesale prices, making gas- and coal-fired power less competitive

From The GWPF Climate change was supposed to have won the party the Australian election. But yesterday, routed in the polls, panicking Labor Party leaders backed the opening of a coal field bigger than the UK to mining. Fearing...

Annastacia Palaszczuk says state ‘needs some certainty’ about timing of outstanding approvals