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PACIA and APPEA “deeply disappointed” by Victorian Opposition’s stance toward onshore gas
The Victorian Coalition has declared that it will maintain the moratorium on onshore gas until mid-2020 if elected at the next state poll in...
Government okays petroleum exploration in offshore Victoria
The Commonwealth-Victoria Offshore Petroleum Joint Authority has given the nod for offshore petroleum exploration of three areas in Commonwealth waters in the Gippsland and...
A $2.1m Newman Government boost for 5 priority resource exploration projects
Minister for Natural Resources and Mines, The Honourable Andrew Cripps, has announced that the Newman Government will provide $2.1 million in funding for five...
Australian industry welcomes EEO repeal
Manufacturing Australia (MA) has welcomed the Federal Government’s plan to cut unnecessary regulation by repealing the Energy Efficiency Opportunities (EEO) Program.
The EEO requires large...
Australian oil and gas industry deflects the blame for the country’s manufacturing woes
The Australian Petroleum Production and Exploration Association (APPEA) has published a response to the protectionist claims in the Australian gas industry, saying energy costs...
APPEA 2014 conference strengthens South Australia’s status as a leading gas & oil exploration...
South Australia confirmed its status as a trusted regulator and a province for oil and natural gas exploration and production at the Australian Petroleum...
Sue Morphet explains the manufacturing argument for an Australian gas policy
Sue Morphet, Chair of Manufacturing Australia, claims that the state of the manufacturing sector is a national emergency with 200,000 jobs and 28 billion...
Study shows gas market suffers from regulatory restrictions
The Australian Government has released its latest review of the gas market which shows that it possesses the capacity to supply natural gas to...
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