Australian LNG

Jennifer Hewitt writes a reasonable piece on the gas crisis, but her conclusion is rubbish.

The gas goons are on the run. Reuters. At a conference in Sydney, Australian executives of Shell (SHEL.L), opens new tab , ExxonMobil and Chevron (CVX.N), opens new tab pushed back on the coalition’s proposal, arguing more government intervention would hamper the development of gas supply.

The Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) does not mince words.

The idiot MSM is at its gotcha worst.

As we know, the Albanese government is an inveterate liar on most matters of economics.

I hope the fake left still loves its ABC because it sure doesn’t love them.

Peter Dutton’s call for East Coast Australia to start reserving gas has drawn the usual vested interest shrieking in your mainstream media.

Progress towards peace in Ukraine is slow to the point of being imperceptible.

The ACCC is in panic mode about the gas shortage. We forecast a shortfall of 9 PJ in the east coast market over July-September 2025 (quarter 3) if LNG producers export all their uncontracted gas, and a surplus of 6 PJ if they only export their anticipated spot sales.

They keep trying and keep failing to describe what is going on.

Could it be that sense will finally prevail?

Senator David Pocock on the gas cartel.

Every time I read one of these articles, the Grattan Institute appears as the independent voice of reason.

Oh dear.

This is so dumb or corrupt that I don’t know where to look.

The spectacularly biased Peta Credlin wrote and a great piece about Labor energy failures yesterday.

It’s a triumph!

It is all so predictable.

As we know, energy ministers have kicked a decision on whether or not to take up Victoria’s insane proposal to publically underwrite LNG imports until July.

Cheap energy is the life blood of any modern economy.

A shock unless you read MB that is.

It is probably fair to say that you get the energy prices you deserve.

What is the worst idea you can think of for Australia’s failed East Coast gas market?

Wholesale electricity prices have been falling in recent days.