Prioritize Mobilisation Readiness as Australian Project Activity Increases

Based on the ISP, the least-cost pathway to achieve net zero is a system built around renewable energy, which is linked through transmission and distribution networks, bolstered with storage and supported by gas. This plan projects the NEM will require 17 GW of flexible gas-powered generation by 2050, up from the current 8 GW, which will require new gas supply, transport and storage infrastructure to support reliability and flexibility in the grid

This plan projects the NEM will require 17 GW of flexible gas-powered generation by 2050, up from the current 8 GW, which will require new gas supply, transport and storage infrastructure to support reliability and flexibility in the grid

The ISP underscored the importance of getting the design of an east coast gas reservation scheme right, in McCulloch’s view, who added: “A test of a well-designed domestic reservation policy will be whether it encourages the long-term investment in new gas supply and infrastructure that the ISP has identified. “Unfortunately, the current draft design framework released by the government risks destroying investment signals, crowding out domestic-focused gas producers and ultimately risking higher energy prices

Home Fossil Energy More work in Australian waters to keep DOF’s vessel busy for another year July 1, 2026, by Norwegian vessel owner DOF Group has picked up a contract extension for one of its multipurpose support vessels (MPSVs) off the coast of Australia. MPSV Skandi Darwin; Source: DOF While disclosing that a one-year extension option has been declared for the MPSV Skandi Darwin, DOF emphasizes that this will enable the vessel to continue working for an undisclosed current client in Australia until Q3 2027

Home Fossil Energy More work in Australian waters to keep DOF’s vessel busy for another year July 1, 2026, by Norwegian vessel owner DOF Group has picked up a contract extension for one of its multipurpose support vessels (MPSVs) off the coast of Australia

The 2012-built MPSV previously won a contract to support Shell’s Prelude FLNG facility in July 2016

Latrobe Magnesium reported a strong safety performance during Phase 1B, with weekly health, safety and environment (HSE) compliance averaging above 97 per cent over the past month and zero reportable incidents recorded. Procurement has continued to support construction, with stainless steel piping, argon supply components, briquetting ductwork, electrical materials and structural steel delivered or due to arrive shortly

The company said overall construction of Phase 1B had reached 33 per cent, with significant structural, mechanical and piping (SMP) milestones achieved across the briquetting and reduction furnace areas

Latrobe Magnesium reported a strong safety performance during Phase 1B, with weekly health, safety and environment (HSE) compliance averaging above 97 per cent over the past month and zero reportable incidents recorded