Latest Energy Infrastructure News

Australian Oil Company Limited (AOK) reports significant progress in its California pipeline acquisition and appoints Chris Hodge as Non-Executive Chairman, signaling a strategic push into US gas exploration.

Blackstone Minerals broadens its commodity focus to copper-gold assets while completing a key pilot program for battery-grade materials, positioning itself for growth amid evolving market dynamics.

GreenTech Metals has launched a significant 4,000m diamond core drilling program at its Whundo copper-zinc project, aiming to substantially increase its resource base. Despite compelling lithium assets, the company remains focused on copper exploration, supported by a recent capital raise.

Kinetiko Energy reports mixed results from its five-well gas production test program, with the first well underperforming but the company maintaining optimism for the remaining wells and a strong financial footing.

GreenHy2 Limited reports a slight cash decline but strengthens its foothold in renewable energy with key partnerships and strategic pivots in hydrogen storage technology.

Earth's Energy Limited reports promising progress in its Paralana and Flinders West geothermal projects, confirming new development zones and initiating joint venture discussions, while maintaining a solid cash position.

Kingsland Minerals secures a $2.56 million strategic investment from Quinbrook Infrastructure Partners, marking a pivotal step in advancing the Leliyn Graphite Project with binding offtake and renewable energy agreements.

Lake Resources NL reported a robust cash position of AUD 22.56 million for Q4 2024, bolstered by a $13.6 million sale of non-core assets and steady progress on the Kachi lithium project’s environmental and engineering milestones.

Terrain Minerals has reopened its strategic placement to raise an additional $150,000 at a premium price, attracting a specialist micro-cap fund and reinforcing confidence in its gallium and base metals projects.

Viva Energy's Geelong Refinery experienced an unscheduled shutdown due to a power outage caused by a lightning storm. Restart efforts are underway, with normal operations expected to resume within two weeks.

Pointerra has won a US$2 million contract extension from the US Department of Energy to expand its hurricane impact analysis program, leveraging its Pointerra3D digital twin technology to enhance electric grid resilience across North America.