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Gas the loser in carbon price removal

AUSTRALIAN power generation from gas will fall almost two-thirds if a price on carbon is removed,...

James McGrath
Gas the loser in carbon price removal

Its latest outlook shows that while gas-driven power generation accounts for 13% of national consumption, it could fall as low as 3% by 2020 should the price on carbon be removed. With the federal coalition...

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