Manufacturing Australia appoints James Fazzino as new Chairman
Manufacturing Australia (MA) has appointed James Fazzino as Chairman, replacing Mark Chellew, who is stepping down after leading the organisation since early 2015.
Manufacturing Australia Policy Position: Energy Debate
Australia’s high energy costs and declining energy security are damaging the ability of local manufacturers to compete globally, impacting both potential and current manufacturing investments.
Manufacturing Australia Submission - Australian Domestic Gas Security Mechanism
Manufacturing Australia (MA) is supportive of regulation that aims to ensure security of gas supply to the Australian domestic market for the benefit of households and industry. Equally MA is supportive of regulation that aims to ensure that not only is supply secure but that prices for gas are reflective of the cost of production and not artificially inflated by shortfalls in supply, supply scarcity or lack of market competition.
Manufacturing Australia meets with Prime Minister to discuss gas market intervention
Manufacturing Australia today met with The Hon Malcolm Turnbull, Prime Minister, to discuss the Federal Government’s intervention in the gas market, which, if implemented quickly and carefully, could provide a breakthrough in the gas and energy crisis threatening Australian manufacturing.
State Governments can reserve new gas to secure manufacturing
*Media Statement*
Manufacturing Australia appoints James Fazzino as new Chairman
Manufacturing Australia (MA) has appointed James Fazzino as Chairman, replacing Mark Chellew, who is stepping down after leading the organisation since early 2015.
Manufacturing Australia Policy Position: Energy Debate
Australia’s high energy costs and declining energy security are damaging the ability of local manufacturers to compete globally, impacting both potential and current manufacturing investments.
Manufacturing Australia Submission - Australian Domestic Gas Security Mechanism
Manufacturing Australia (MA) is supportive of regulation that aims to ensure security of gas supply to the Australian domestic market for the benefit of households and industry. Equally MA is supportive of regulation that aims to ensure that not only is supply secure but that prices for gas are reflective of the cost of production and not artificially inflated by shortfalls in supply, supply scarcity or lack of market competition.
Manufacturing Australia meets with Prime Minister to discuss gas market intervention
Manufacturing Australia today met with The Hon Malcolm Turnbull, Prime Minister, to discuss the Federal Government’s intervention in the gas market, which, if implemented quickly and carefully, could provide a breakthrough in the gas and energy crisis threatening Australian manufacturing.
State Governments can reserve new gas to secure manufacturing
*Media Statement*
The Future of Manufacturing
Australia's remaining big manufacturers certainly don't want to be treated as the national representatives of sunset industries, slowly but inevitably subsiding into economic irrelevance.
ACCC defers decision on Shell’s takeover of BG
Australia’s competition watchdog has given itself more time to consider Royal Dutch Shell’s planned takeover of UK-based oil-and-gas firm BG Group.
Big LNG users tipped for profit hit as Australia’s gas exports grow
LNG will take over from iron ore as the main driver of Australia’s exports and will reach $50 billion in value by 2020, an ANZ report says.
Gas producers accused of profiteering, hoarding in ACCC gas inquiry
Gas producers such as Origin Energy and Santos have been accused of profiteering and hoarding capacity on pipelines, as industrial users seek more open access to scarce supplies at competitive prices.
Macfarlane tells state government to sort out coal seam gas
State governments in New South Wales and Victoria need to sort out their coal seam gas industries or they will face monstrous supply issues, Federal Industry Minister Ian Macfarlane said at the recent Australia's Energy Future roundtable co-hosted by The Australian Financial Review and GE.
What does industry need from energy policy?
Speech delivered by Ben Eade, Executive Director at the National AIE Energy Conference, incorporating the 14th Energy in WA Conference.
We can have our gas and heat it too
Letter to the Australian Financial Review: Dick Warburton, Executive Chairman, Manufacturing Australia
Government should ensure gas is made available for local manufacturing
The Australian: James Fazzino, Managing Director & CEO, Incitec Pivot
Value-adding by gas
Letter to The Australian: Dick Warburton, Executive Chairman, Manufacturing Australia
Political will a must for reforms
The Australian Financial Review: Dick Warburton, Executive Chairman, Manufacturing Australia