Tumbling export prices to punch $116 billion hole in national revenue

Tumbling export prices to punch $116 billion hole in national revenue

The expected drop in earnings from resources and energy exports highlights the perils facing an economy already struggling with the RBA’s aggressive tightening of monetary policy.

  • byShane Wright

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Value or virtue? Origin takeover hangs in the balance
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Energy

Value or virtue? Origin takeover hangs in the balance

The stakes are high for Brookfield consortium’s $18.7 billion tilt at Origin Energy.

  • bySimon Johanson
Plibersek accused of failing to protect environment as case against her coal decisions begins

Plibersek accused of failing to protect environment as case against her coal decisions begins

It is the first court challenge to a coal or gas decision made by the current environment minister and the outcome could affect all pending coal and gas projects.

  • byMiki Perkins
Young people tell Biden ‘quit approving coal and oil or lose election’

Young people tell Biden ‘quit approving coal and oil or lose election’

“If you want to win in 2024,if you do not want the blood of my generation to be on your hands,end fossil fuels,” said Emma,17,in New York,part of a global day of protest.

  • bySeth Borenstein
Power play:Is one department keeping coal’s light on?

Power play:Is one department keeping coal’s light on?

NSW’s planning department is “actively hostile” to renewables,industry says.

  • byNick O'Malley
NSW government raises coal royalties and forecasts you’ll barely notice it on your bill

NSW government raises coal royalties and forecasts you’ll barely notice it on your bill

NSW Treasurer Daniel Mookhey says the state’s coal producers will be taxed more – and the cost to householders will be less than $6 a year.

  • byMax Maddison
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Where there’s smoke there’s ... NSW Labor preparing us for coalkeeper
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Energy

Where there’s smoke there’s ... NSW Labor preparing us for coalkeeper

The only thing that upsets climate and energy ministers more than the risk of climate change is the threat of blackouts,so get used to more coal.

  • byNick O'Malley
Origin Energy a winner as Eraring extension looms

Origin Energy a winner as Eraring extension looms

Origin Energy is primed to benefit as the NSW government works with the energy group to keep Australia largest coal-power station,Eraring,open beyond its 2025 closure date.

  • byColin Kruger
NSW government to work with Origin to keep Eraring power station open

NSW government to work with Origin to keep Eraring power station open

However,Energy Minister Penny Sharpe could not say how much it would cost to extend the life of Australia’s largest coal-fired power station,or how much longer it would operate for.

  • byAlexandra Smith andColin Kruger
Keeping the lights on at Eraring will only add to NSW energy risk
Opinion
Energy

Keeping the lights on at Eraring will only add to NSW energy risk

We can’t justify keeping the unreliable coal power generator at Eraring on life support as it enters terminal decline.

  • byTim Buckley
Keeping Eraring open could cost $3 billion,says Kean
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Keeping Eraring open could cost $3 billion,says Kean

A report says that keeping Australia’s largest coal-fired power station partially open for an extra two years would boost the reliability of the state’s energy supply.

  • byAlexandra Smith