Latest Energy Sector News

Top End Energy has expanded its lease holdings at the Serpentine Natural Hydrogen Project in Kansas to over 30,000 acres, positioning itself strategically alongside industry leaders and advancing towards exploration drilling.

Contact Energy's April 2025 report reveals a slight decline in electricity and gas sales but improved netback prices, with mixed progress on key projects and rising generation costs.

Metgasco Ltd has announced a partially underwritten entitlement offer to raise up to $750,000, aiming to fund a production uplift program at its Odin and Vali gas fields. The capital raise targets near-term gas flow improvements and enhanced cash generation.

Australian Vanadium’s subsidiary VSUN Energy reports improved cost competitiveness for Project Lumina’s vanadium flow battery system, positioning it strongly in Australia’s growing long-duration energy storage market.

Hartshead Resources and joint venture partner RockRose Energy agree to a 28-day pause in procedural timelines for UK Southern Gas Basin Licence P2607, aiming to advance commercial discussions. The company remains committed to a constructive resolution while preserving its legal rights.

Carnegie Clean Energy has partnered with global industrial leader SKF to co-develop and manufacture the Power Take-Off system for its CETO wave energy technology, marking a key step in commercialising ocean energy in Europe.

Brookside Energy has mobilised completion operations at its Bruins Well in Oklahoma’s Anadarko Basin, targeting first production and sales in the second quarter of 2025.

Maas Group Holdings has reaffirmed its FY25 underlying EBITDA guidance of $215 million to $245 million, driven by recent acquisitions and growth in construction materials and renewable energy sectors.

Strike Energy’s latest seismic surveys reveal promising exploration and appraisal opportunities at Ocean Hill and Kadathinni, reinforcing its dominant position in the Perth Basin gas market.

A landmark High Court ruling in South Africa exempts upstream petroleum activities from the Gas Act, easing regulatory burdens for companies like Renergen and Tetra4.

Contact Energy has received clearance from the New Zealand Commerce Commission to proceed with its acquisition of Manawa Energy, marking a pivotal step in the country’s energy transition.

ReNu Energy Limited has received conditional approval from the ASX to reinstate its listing, contingent on completing a significant capital raise and meeting key regulatory requirements. The company will also rebrand as Janus Electric Holdings as part of its refreshed market strategy.