News Articles for Delorean Corporation

Delorean boss Joseph Oliver said changes to Australia's emissions reporting scheme will unlock new pathways for the company's biomethane projects.

Perth-based waste-to-energy developer Delorean has struck a deal in Adelaide to become what it claims is the first Australian supplier of biomethane to connect into an existing gas network.

This week's Bulls N' Bears Runner of the Week is … Delorean – a company mirroring the name of a now banged-up vehicle from the Back to the Future movie series – which threw out some striking financial results during an interesting quarterly reporting period. Other companies that saw their respective share prices run hard included Astute Metals, Hexima, Tissue Repair and E79 Gold Mines.

Shares in Perth-based Delorean Corporation closed 33 per cent higher today after the company struck a $200 million funding deal with Palisade Impact for its bioenergy projects.

Delorean Corporation has booked a $7.3 million contract for operations and maintenance work on top of a $45 million bioenergy project it is set to build later this year.

Perth Energy has more than doubled its business customer base, while Amanda Energy and CleanTech also grew their presence in the retail power market.

Delorean Corporation has been selected to lead the construction of one of Victoria's largest food-waste-to-energy plants as part of a contract worth at least $40 million.

With several projects under way, the state also needs to develop markets for its recycled products in pursuit of a circular economy.

Perth-based Delorean Corporation has struck an agreement with Clean Peak Energy to acquire its 70 per cent stake in the Salisbury Bioenergy project.

Renewable energy generator and retailer Delorean Corporation has more than doubled its share price on its first ASX trading day.

40under40: In 2013 at the age of just 28, Joe Oliver co-founded what has become Delorean Corporation, an integrated group of companies advancing Australia's emerging renewable bioenergy market.

West Perth-based waste-to-energy company Delorean Corporation plans to list on the ASX in April after raising $14 million from an initial public offering.