 | Latest NewsAustralian biofuels: the mandate debate As with most other countries promoting renewable fuels, targeted policies and support from federal and state governments are critical components for determining the transport fuel mix in the Australian economy. The real question is whether government intervention will have the intended effect on changing consumer’s behaviour towards biofuels? Read Mike Cochran’s analysis in his article in the February 2012 issue of International Biofuels. Since writing this article, the NSW Premier announced on 31 January 2012 that the NSW Government will not proceed with the 10% E10 mandate from July 2012. The 6% mandate on all petrol will continue. The Government wants to assist families facing increased costs of living (if they are given little choice but to use PULP) and believes that the oil companies are not doing enough to promote ethanol. |
 | Latest ReportEnergyQuarterly February 2012 The February EnergyQuarterly is due for release in the last week of February, with full details of 2011 oil and gas production, reserves and project developments. |
 | Latest BlogWill the United States be a top 5 LNG exporting nation in the year 2020? In a recent survey by LNG Global asking the question, "Will the United States be a top 5 LNG exporting nation in the year 2020?", the responses were: Yes: 53% No: 47% |