Tesla tops Toyota as world’s most valuable automaker – if you ignore Elon Musk’s debt, that is
Tesla has topped Toyota to become the world’s largest car-maker based on market value. Of course, the electric car company […]
ACT electric vehicles to help stabilise power grid in first Australian research trial of its kind
Key points: A fleet of electric cars with two-way batteries will be used to protect the power grid against blackouts
Corio woman faces court over petrol and car thefts
A Corio woman has been arrested and charged following a string of petrol thefts across Victoria. It’s alleged she was
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Public appeal following Craigieburn petrol thefts
Police are appealing for public assistance following a series of petrol thefts in Craigieburn last month. Investigators have been told
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7-Eleven CEO Angus McKay: innovating a convenient future
Angus McKay, 7-Eleven Australia CEO, chatted with Inside Franchise Business Executive in a Q&A about the new kiosk model, delivery,
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Oil demand peaked in 2019? Nonsense, says Fesharaki
It has been the big debate among oil market insiders and observers since the depths of the initial COVID-19 outbreak
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Australia’s lack of fuel our national security ‘Achilles’ heel’
Australia has a huge national security “Achilles’ heel” that could see our economy tank within 30 days. Now a town
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Pandemic drove Australian petrol prices to record low
Petrol prices sank to their lowest levels on record across Australia’s five largest cities in April as travel restrictions and
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Gas fights for its post-COVID-19 future
Australia’s LNG producers face the risk of massive write-downs on the fundamental value of their multi-billion dollar investments as the
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Energy giants pitch rival plans for first gas import terminal
Fuel supplier Viva Energy is pushing its Geelong oil refinery site as the optimal location to build Victoria’s first gas
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Big Oil confronts possibility of terminal demand decline
Although crude prices have rebounded from coronavirus crisis lows, oil execs and experts are starting to ask if the industry
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Attempted robbery, Cairns
Police have charged a 41-year-old man in relation to the alleged attempted robbery of a service station at Cairns last
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Service station robbed at Whyalla Stuart
Police are investigating an aggravated robbery at a Whyalla service station tonight. A female attendant was injured during the robbery.
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Appeal after service station armed robbery at Wagga Wagga, NSW
Police are investigating after an employee and a customer were threatened with knives during a robbery at a service station
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Ride-share goes electric but Australia slow to get on board
International ride-share giant Lyft has pledged to make 100 per cent of its trips in electric cars by 2030, but
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Electric vehicle sales to accelerate following coronavirus pandemic
Roskill analyst Jose Lazuen tells Proactive London’s Andrew Scott severe falls were expected in EV sales but that European and
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Goldman Sachs says global oil demand won’t rebound to pre-coronavirus crisis levels until at least 2022
Goldman Sachs predicts global oil demand will not return to pre-coronavirus levels until 2022 after a fall of 8% in
Chevron completes acquisition of Puma Energy (Australia) Holdings Pty Ltd
Chevron Australia Downstream Pty Ltd., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Chevron Corporation, today announced that it has completed the acquisition from
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NSW Government considers electric-car usage tax
NSW could become the first jurisdiction in the world to tax electric cars based on distance travelled – and automatically
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Charter Hall in exclusive talks to buy Ampol property portfolio
Ampol – formerly known as Caltex – has found a buyer for a $1 billion-odd stake in its petrol station
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The diabolical state of the oil industry means write-downs in Australia are inevitable
The radical survival plan outlined by Oil Search on Wednesday serves as an industry portent for what should be an
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Police have arrested a man following a service station robbery at Dublin on Tuesday
Police have arrested a man following a service station robbery at Dublin on Tuesday evening. Just after 7.45pm on Tuesday
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Oil Search lays off 550 workers as energy prices plummet in pandemic
The head of Australian-listed energy producer Oil Search said the axing of one in three workers was a painful but
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Shell cuts its valuation $22 billion as it battles the impacts of the coronavirus on the oil industry
Oil major Shell says it is writing down the value of its assets by up to $US22 billion as it
Ampol ‘open to consolidation’
Fuels retailer Ampol has opened the door to potential consolidation among Australia’s four remaining refiners amid a tough outlook for
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Ampol boss sees us driving differently
Ampol’s newly-appointed chief executive Matthew Halliday expects an evolution in motorists’ habits and fuel demand over the next six months
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We will need to learn to live with the virus, says new Ampol boss
Ampol’s newly-appointed chief executive Matthew Halliday has said the resurgence in the number of COVID-19 cases was an expected byproduct
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Lithium demand predicted to almost triple leaving Western Australia well-positioned as global supplier
Australia has 30 per cent of the world’s lithium resources Lithium prices are predicted to rise after 2021 In 2019,
Cheap petrol: E10 fuel selling for 39 cents as price wars heat up
Petrol in one part of NSW is being sold for as low as 39 cents a litre, as a local
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Customers concerned as 7-Eleven launches facial recognition inside every store
7-Eleven has confirmed it has rolled out facial recognition software across all of its Australian stores. The convenience store chain
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