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Queensland's LNG trains offline by 2028: Rystad

Without new supply the east coast can expect exports to stop

Helen Clark

The solution is more exploration across Queensland's CSG basins but could also involve cutting domestic gas obligations and replacing supply with LNG import terminals or LNG concerns going all-electric...

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