News Articles for Miranda Taylor

Wind farm developer Wind With Purpose plans to build a multi-million-dollar wind innovation and skills park on a Coogee-owned site in Rockingham as it seeks to scale up the sector's WA growth.

Hydrogen industry developers in Queensland and Western Australia are set to benefit from a federal government-funded initiative.

Increased use of solar energy to power the gas industry could help curb Australia's carbon footprint, according to a new report.

Wood Group has developed an artificial intelligence program to speed up inspection work on offshore oil and gas assets.

Perth-based Nexxis has developed a unique, spider-like robot designed to inspect hazardous areas and confined spaces in a boost for worker safety.

Another half a billion-dollar cheque has been written by the federal government to help Australia foster international partnerships on clean energy technology.

Developing a technology road map and finding options for local recycling will be two initial projects of a new decommissioning centre for the oil and gas industry.

A costly problem that dramatically shortens the life of subsea equipment used offshore of Western Australia is the focus of a collaborative project backed by some of the state's biggest energy producers.

Three Western Australian projects with a focus on clean energy technology, including an artificial reef in Exmouth, will share in $4.8 million funding announced by National Energy Resources Australia today.

Today at AOG: Former APPEA environmental director Miranda Taylor has been appointed as chief executive of the federal government's newly established energy resources growth centre, which will be known as National Energy Resources Australia.