Power Industry Advisers Named
The State Government has named the advisers who will undertake “scoping studies and market soundings” to investigate future options for Queensland’s to government-owned power generators.
The State Government has named the advisers who will undertake “scoping studies and market soundings” to investigate future options for Queensland’s to government-owned power generators.
“Business as usual” is not an option for Ergon Energy, Energex and Powerlink, Queensland Treasurer Tim Nicholls said today.
The Electrical Trades Union says the State Government has been “fattening pigs for market”, preparing Stanwell and CS Energy for privatisation.
The State Government will commission “scoping studies” by investment banks and financial advisers into the future of Stanwell and CS Energy, Treasurer Tim Nicholls said today,
The resources sector contributed $142 million to the South Burnett’s regional economy in 2012-13
Queenslanders face electricity price rises of between 5.4 per cent and 13.6 per cent next financial year.
Australia’s electricity landscape could change significantly in the future, with up to a one-third of consumers not connected to the grid.
Queenslanders have just one day left to share their vision for the State’s electricity future.
The processing of liquid natural gas in Queensland for export could become a trigger for Stanwell to fire up one or both of its mothballed power generating units at Tarong Power Station.
Former Tarong Energy and Stanwell CEO Helen Gluer has resigned from her role as Under Treasurer “for personal reasons”.
A bumper field of 97 contestants turned out at the Kingaroy Golf Course recently to take part in the Tarong Power Stations Annual Charity Open Golf Day.
Ten years of fundraising have culminated with the opening of the new Kingaroy Kindergarten building
Former Tarong Energy and Stanwell CEO Helen Gluer has been appointed to the new Trade and Investment Queensland (TIQ) board.
Kingaroy RSPCA’s shelter expansion has been completed
Atlas may have carried the world on his shoulders, but for Stanwell Corporation, a swimming pool’s worth of dirt at a time is more than enough for their latest “toy” at Meandu coal mine.
The Electrical Trades Union says the release of internal Ergon Energy documents has confirmed that 525 jobs have been axed – including frontline staff – at the State Government-owned corporation since last year.
Remember the Reading Bug?? The mysterious insect was hatched from a rare Reading Bug Egg at Nanango Showgrounds in February after months of careful care by local schoolchildren.
RU OK? This simple question was on everyone’s lips in the Town Hall Forecourt in Kingaroy this morning.
Queenslanders are being asked to share their vision for the State’s electricity future with the release today of the 30 Year Electricity Strategy discussion paper by the State Government.
Fears that Stanwell employees would leave the area were wrong, Kingaroy businesspeople have been told