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AEMO and WoodMac clash over east coast gas supply

Analyst says there will be a shortfall next decade, and prices will rise

Nicholas Browne

Nicholas Browne

The Gas Statement of Opportunities released Friday found that reasons ranging from decreased demand to the threats of the Australian Domestic Gas Security Mechanism had assured enough domestic supply for...

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