‘Little left to squeeze’: Power price warning
The energy regulator has announced lower price caps to reduce bills for many consumers from July 1, but the industry has raised concerns.
Environment
‘Little left to squeeze’: Power price warning
The energy regulator has announced lower price caps to reduce bills for many consumers from July 1, but the industry has raised concerns.
Eraring to stay open amid blackout fears
Australia’s largest coal-fired power plant will continue its operation for another two years, in order to prevent power shortages in NSW.
Albo’s big move to split from China
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