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First Graphene Limited’s partnership with Halocell Energy and QUT has yielded a breakthrough in perovskite solar cells, doubling efficiency to 30.6% while cutting production costs by up to 80%. This innovation paves the way for scalable, low-cost solar solutions across multiple industries.

Meridian Energy posted a significant net loss for FY25 due to severe droughts and gas shortages but pushed ahead with renewable investments and maintained shareholder dividends.

Frontier Energy Limited reported a sharp 90% increase in net loss to $210,593 for the half year ended June 2025, with no revenue recorded and no dividends declared.

Australis Oil & Gas reported a reduced half-year loss and positive cash flow despite lower production, while actively seeking a development partner for its Tuscaloosa Marine Shale assets.

Hazer Group has reported a remarkable FY25 performance with revenues more than doubling and losses slashed by 60%, underpinned by a strategic partnership with KBR and early commercial revenues.

Hazer Group Limited reported a 124% surge in revenues to $8.5 million for FY25, driven by government grants, while cutting its net loss by 60%. The company advanced its proprietary methane pyrolysis technology, secured a strategic alliance with KBR, and made progress on key projects in Canada and Japan.

Peninsula Energy Limited has had its ASX trading suspension lifted following the completion of a placement and institutional entitlement offer, signaling renewed market activity.

Omega Oil and Gas confirms the commercial viability of its Canyon Sandstone reservoir in Queensland’s Taroom Trough, with SLB modelling indicating nearly 1 million barrels of oil equivalent per well and significant upside potential.

Story-i Limited has agreed to acquire LIT Energy Network Australia for AUD 8 million, targeting Vietnam’s booming electric motorcycle market. The deal comes as Story-i prepares for ASX delisting and a $5 million capital raise.

Viva Energy's half-year results reveal a resilient Commercial segment offsetting pressures in Refining and Retail, as the company advances its retail transformation and cost synergy targets.

Viva Energy’s half-year results reveal strong momentum in its Convenience & Mobility segment and ongoing refinery enhancements, despite a challenging start to 2025. The Group’s strategic acquisitions and store expansions underpin a cautiously optimistic outlook.

Viva Energy reported a statutory half-year loss of $195.4 million driven by significant retail site impairments and weak refining margins, yet underlying profit on a replacement cost basis remained positive at $62.6 million. The company declared a fully franked interim dividend of 2.83 cents per share, signaling confidence despite operational headwinds.