“This could get nastier than it already is,” Tony Wood, a senior energy analyst at the Grattan Institute, said. Retailers and some large industrial users who had been buying from the spot market or who had only limited hedging strategies “would be in deep shit”.
“When we’ve had blackouts as we did in South Australia in 2016, and then we had brownouts or rolling blackouts in Victoria in 2017, it was the state governments who really were in the firing line,” Wood said.Sign up to receive an email with the top stories from Guardian Australia every morning In Sydney, Aemo has also had to intervene to set a clearing price for gas for four weeks in the wake of Weston’s departure. Since that price was “significantly lower” than spot prices at other gas trading hubs a day, the quantity of gas available in the city had also fallen sharply.
That's not how a business should work
Wowsers.
All those years of HonTonyAbbott (there is NOTHING honourable about this [pick your own noun]), TurnbullMalcolm & ScottMorrisonMP doing everything they could to destroy renewables (yes, Malcolm, you did, just by being one of THEM). Set us back DECADES. May they ROT.
Hilarious the very business group who argued against the price on carbon demanding Labor fix the COALition's disaster
Fantastic. Great move. Well done AngusTaylorMP
Love it when all the Greenies have to pay more
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