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Origin's retail sales side up over last quarter

Domestic gas price up thanks to Asian spot rise 

Helen Clark
Origin CEO Frank Calabria

Origin CEO Frank Calabria | Credits: Origin Energy

Gas sales to retail and businesses were up 18% and 25%, respectively thanks to seasonal demand and short term Queensland contracts, which were also partially offset by lower internal sales to generation. ...

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