in 2017 in response to concerns that exports of liquefied natural gas from Queensland might one day create domestic shortages.
But the mechanism is unlikely to be effective in addressing the current problem, for two reasons. First, there are physical limits on getting gas awaiting export inAnd second, to the frustration of many gas customers, the mechanism can’t bring down prices, which are set internationally. It deals only with supply.
The decision to immediately convene a meeting of the national energy and resources ministers and the relevant agencies is the right first step, but only the beginning of a journey that will involve urgent and sustained reforms to the way Australia’s markets work.
Well Labor promised us their plan would reduce cost of living, so we should see everything start dropping in the next few weeks
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Well tricky dicky is apparently smoothing relations with China will we get a discount on Chinese made solar panels & remain chilly or follow china's example with CHEAP RELIABLE POWER?
Not for three years