Concerns about an investment freeze have forced the government to backflip over its plan to impose a “reasonable price” limit on east coast gas producers, but it has failed to restore industry confidence for new ventures.
After months of negotiations with gas giants, Labor said it would allow producers to negotiate ministerial approval to sell gas for more than its controversial $12 per gigajoule price cap imposed in December as long as they increase domestic volumes.
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