Get out of the way of CSG: Ferguson

THE Australian Competition and Consumer Commission's East Coast Gas Inquiry, which is fuelling concerns about the Shell-BG Group merger, would be redundant if governments "got out of the way" and let the market work as it should, BG director Martin Ferguson has told <i>Energy News</i>.

Anthony Barich

While the UK Takeover Panel's regulatory approach forbids him from expressing any private or public view on the ACCC's consideration of the merger, Ferguson still allowed himself an indirect crack at the...

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