Latest Electricity Market News

QPM Energy reports a substantial 61% upgrade in Moranbah Gas Project reserves to 435PJ, successfully integrates Moranbah Power Station operations, and begins overhaul of Townsville Power Station, navigating weather disruptions and contract renewals.

LGI Limited reports a solid H1 FY25 performance with modest revenue growth and increased EBITDA, driven by expanded biogas flows and carbon abatement activities. The company confirms a positive outlook with a 12-15% underlying EBITDA growth forecast for FY25.

Meridian Energy's January 2025 report reveals a sharp drop in national hydro storage and inflows, coinciding with one of the driest Januarys on record and a notable dip in retail sales volumes.

Origin Energy reported a solid half-year performance with statutory profit rising to $1.02 billion and underlying profit up 24% to $924 million, driven by strong LNG trading and APLNG operations. The company is advancing its renewable energy investments and technology platforms while maintaining dividend growth.

Genesis Energy and New Zealand’s top generators are exploring extending Huntly Power Station’s life to address supply risks highlighted by winter 2024’s energy crunch.

Origin Energy's December 2024 Quarterly Report reveals a 3% revenue increase in its Integrated Gas segment despite a slight production dip, while Octopus Energy continues rapid customer growth, becoming the UK's largest retailer.

Frontier Energy’s updated Definitive Feasibility Study for its Waroona Renewable Energy Project confirms robust financial returns, reduced capital costs, and enhanced market opportunities amid rising electricity prices in Western Australia.

Tlou Energy advances its Lesedi Gas-to-Power Project with the substation nearing completion and plans to commence power generation later this year, positioning itself to meet Botswana's growing energy needs.

Mayfield Group Holdings has landed a $20 million contract for the Central West Orana Renewable Energy Zone, significantly boosting its project pipeline through 2028.

Strike Energy announces the resignation of CEO Stuart Nicholls, appointing Jill Hoffmann as Acting CEO while initiating a strategic review to unlock shareholder value.