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On 3 June 2023, the Queensland Government took the first steps to legislate on Queensland's renewables targets by releasing a draft of the Energy (Renewable Transformation...

The Gas Supply and Other Legislation (Hydrogen Industry Development) Amendment Bill 2023 (Qld) (the Legislation) was passed by Queensland Parliament on 10 October 2023.

New draft guidelines increase transparency and accountability of social impact assessment for NSW SSD resource projects.

The "Preliminary Report" identifies the key observations on the current state and necessary developments of the NEM.

The aim of the Regulation is to monitor the impact of certain coal mining and related activities on air quality. Region.

The case reminds landholders to engage carefully in the resources-friendly land access regime that exists in Queensland.

In this week's edition, we discuss a drop in support for ESG shareholder proposals at one of the world's largest asset managers; a decision by a U.S. federal court to strike down an anti-ESG investing rule in Missouri...

With a rapidly-emerging energy market set to fuel a rise in disputes, we explore how arbitration could offer the solution A global transformation of the energy sector is underway.

The WA Government is considering the steps needed to implement full retail contestability in the WA electricity market.

The new RPI Bill will, for the first time, subject resource activities to assessment under the State's regional plans.

The Situation: On 30 July 2020, the Australian Energy Market Operator ("AEMO") published the 2020 Integrated System Plan ("ISP") for the Australian National Electricity Market.

These bills would establish a clear regulatory framework for offshore wind developments in Australia.

If passed, the Bill will have significant implications for coal seam gas operations in relation to land subsidence effects.

The NSW Government has introduced a raft of changes that will affect the development of the CSG industry in the State.

Queensland's new Gasfields Commission intends to create a public register of conduct and compensation agreements.

Despite investment in renewable capacity, there is still not enough capacity to ensure a reliable and affordable grid.

These changes reflect the heightened interest in the regulation of the energy and resources industry in New South Wales.