Analysis of AGL’s annual report reveals that AGL charge households 3 times for its gas than it does to businesses.

Claims that LNG gas can’t be used to meet any shortages in south-east Australia are completely false given how much uncontracted LNG capacity Australia has over the next 20 years.

Australia exports around 35 times more gas than would be needed to cover any potential “shortage” in South-East Australia. Australia does not need more gas

The OECD has recently called for the end of Australia Fuel Tax Credits Scheme, which is growing in cost every year.

Oil and gas companies claim they pay the wages of teachers and other public sector services, but teachers actually pay twice the tax.

We need green hydrogen to have a net zero economy, but the amount estimated to be produced by the measures in the Budget show how far we have to go

The emissions from the gas industry are delivering a devasting cost to our future

Australia’s economy is less an advanced economy than it is a petrostate style simple economy. That needs to change

Western Australia produces much more gas than the state needs and any fears of a shortage is driven by the industry to increase prices

The Australian and Northern Territory Governments continue to do all they can to help foreign gas companies including giving them gas for free, despite them paying next to no tax.

The most important issue for Australians’ wellbeing is to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and yet the government is not being honest about its progress in the the Wellbeing Framework.

It is time for the Government to stop using land use figures to make their greenhouse gas emission projections look better than they really are.

In a tight labour market, approving new coal and gas mines is not just bad for the climate, it also raises the cost of public infrastructure projects.

The evidence is clear – our current policies and targets are insufficient to prevent dangerous global warming, and not aligned with latest scientific research.

Western Australia’s rising emissions means the efforts by other states to reduce emissions are being cancelled out.

Australian’s greenhouse gas emissions are rising and with each month the path ahead becomes harder and more costly.

The Australian Government would like the other states to help offset the Northern Territory emissions. That’s a big ask given the NT is already the heaviest emitter of CO2 per capita in the world

Relying on carbon capture and storage to reduce emissions is like trying to empty a swimming pool with a thimble

With less than 7 years to go till 2030 we cannot wait to transition away from coal and gas

Consultancy companies like to boast they are committed to action on climate change, but they much prefer overstating the benefits of coal mines

Profits in the mining sector are surging, but output is not – and the increased prices come at a cost to the rest of the economy

The latest forecast for gas and coal exports show no sign of any shift away from fossil fuels

Once again the gas industry is crying wolf and telling us we need more gas to prevent shortages. But if you read beyond the scare quotes today’s report from Australia’s Energy Market Operator report shows we already have more than enough gas.

The latest emissions projections reveal that emissions from SUVs will cancel out the reductions that occur due to electric vehicles

In the drive to electrifty everything, Australia is positioned to be a world power

Right now the gas industry is booming, but the Petroleum Resource Rent Tax is not.

Australia’s and Norway’s economies both have massively profitable resource industries, but Norwegians receive a much larger and fairer share