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Federal and NSW governments will spend $2.5 billion over 10 years to support Tomago Aluminium, with Rio Tinto to invest at least $1.1 billion. #Tomago #Aluminium #NSW
Iraq’s Kurdistan region faces missile strikes, damaged infrastructure and worsening energy and trade losses during the US-Israel war on Iran. #Iraq #Kurdistan #Iran
The NT has called proposed federal restrictions on gas-powered data centres “overreach” as Canberra pushes renewable-energy standards. #DataCentres #Energy #NorthernTerritory
Oil-company profits and energy ETFs surged during the U.S.-Iran war, but analysts caution that geopolitical oil trades carry major risks. #Oil #ETFs #Energy
Gold Hydrogen has extracted helium on South Australia’s Yorke Peninsula, the first Australian capture since 2023, as the company targets commercial supply within 18 months. #Helium #SouthAustralia #Energy
Lbcgroup reports that Lebanon is looking toward a new role in the regional energy map, from Iraq to Tripoli. #Lebanon #Energy #Tripoli
Western Australia is considering a 300MW gas-fired plant at Naval Base as it plans to close state-owned coal stations by 2030. #WesternAustralia #Energy #Gas
Brent crude climbed above $100 a barrel as Middle East conflict and Red Sea tanker attacks intensified energy-supply concerns. #Oil #Energy #Iran
A proposed $40 billion Weddell data centre would require two gigawatts of power and use gas from the Beetaloo Basin. #DataCentres #NorthernTerritory #Energy
US strikes bridges in southern Iran; Tehran retaliates by hitting a Kuwaiti power and desalination plant, signaling widening attacks on civilian infrastructure and rising regional risks #Iran #Kuwait #MiddleEast
