4 years ago
Towards an Ethanol mandate in Queensland
Earlier this month, ACAPMA made a submission to the Queensland Government about the design and operation of an ethanol mandate in that State. Within our submission, ACAPMA warned that the …
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4 years ago
AutoGas industry repositions for the future
The Australian AutoGas Industry has been hit by a ‘perfect storm’ in recent years as a result of changes in government policy, rapid growth in sales of new diesel commercial …
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Chevron CEO John Watson on oil prices, what makes the US No. 1 in energy, and why he wants to stay in California
America’s oil giants are unparalleled in their power, complexity, and centrality to the American standard of life. With 30-year time horizons and international ties that go back decades, they see …
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4 years ago
Australia’s first hydrogen refuelling point for cars opens in Sydney
Australia’s first hydrogen refuelling station for cars will be opened in Sydney today — and the industry is expected to push for a “hydrogen superhighway” from Melbourne to Sydney.
South Korean …
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4 years ago
Caltex welcomes new investors to share register
Caltex Australia Managing Director and CEO Julian Segal today welcomed new investors to its share register following the successful sell down by Chevron of its 50% shareholding in Caltex.
Mr Segal …
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4 years ago
No change from Chevron exit: Caltex
Caltex Australia says it will be “business as usual” after US energy giant Chevron sold its 50 per cent shareholding in the local fuel refiner and distributor.
Chevron announced on …
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Coca-Cola Amatil banking on lift from Coke Life
After a 23-year career with Coca-Cola, Barry O’Connell has arguably swallowed more soft drinks than the average consumer.
But when the head of Coca-Cola Amatil’s Australian non-alcoholic beverages business undertook …
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Chevron’s exit won’t alter Caltex’s course: CEO Julian Segal
US oil major Chevron’s $4.8 billion exit from Caltex Australia will not alter the local company’s strategy, but chief Julian Segal says it removes a “complexity” in distributing franking credits …
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Chevron sells out for $4.7bn but Caltex says ‘it’s business as usual’
Caltex Australia chief Julian Segal says it is “business as usual” following US energy giant Chevron selling its 50 per cent shareholding in the fuel retailer and refiner for $4.7 billion.
Australian food businesses in major turnaround with investment starting to pick up pace
International investment in Australian food companies has begun picking up pace.
Both large and small companies have sold to Asian buyers in recent times, from the billion-dollar deal for …
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