Interior Secretary Doug Burgum Touts Trump’s Energy Policies At CPAC: ‘Drill Baby Drill’

On Saturday, Interior Secretary Doug Burgum delivered remarks about the Trump Administration's energy agenda during CPAC 2025.

US energy secretary backs nuclear, attacks 2050 net zero targets

Donald Trump’s Energy Secretary Chris Wright has declared he would “love” to see Australia embrace uranium, as he labelled the ambition to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050 a “sinister” goal.

Cost-of-living crisis likely to decide federal election, says Alinta CEO Jeff Dimery

Jeff Dimery, the boss of Australia’s fourth largest electricity retailer, has warned of looming hikes in energy prices with the eventual closure of coal power plants.

Hancock poised to get even bigger

There have been big shifts in the ranking of WA’s largest, and most profitable, private companies over the past year.

Australia pays price for Chris Bowen’s renewable energy push

Won’t Australia just be destroying its own power-intensive industries for almost no benefit to the planet?

Smiles on the truck

A dental truck sponsored by the Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS) and Senex energy has landed in Wandoan and soon to be Theodore communities to provide much needed free dental services.

China’s construction of coal-fired power plants reaches highest in a decade

China’s coal plant construction surged last year to the highest level in almost a decade, conflicting with President Xi Jinping’s promise that carbon emissions would peak before 2030, researchers have said.

Energy bills could rise 69pc on current trajectory – think tank estimates

Energy bills could rise by nearly 70 per cent over the next 10 years under current government policy, a new report has estimated – findings likely to be seized on by the Coalition as it pushes its alternative plan.

Abandon net zero, rescue the economy

‘To rescue our economy,’ Trump signed day-one orders ‘to end all Biden restrictions on energy production, terminate his insane electric vehicle mandate, cancel his natural gas export ban, reopen ANWR in Alaska (the biggest site potentially anywhere in the world), and declare a national energy emergency.’

Green hydrogen has gone the way of the Norwegian Blue

If you believe Chris Bowen, green hydrogen in Australia is not dead or deceased or bereft of life. It’s just resting, pining for fields of solar panels and wind turbines.

Hancock Energy is a Hancock Prospecting company.

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