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Price cap would kill Narrabri, Beetaloo, LNG import terminals

THE government's plan for a possible $10 per gigajoule east coast gas price cap could put Australia on par with Argentina in terms of sovereign risk.

Helen Clark

A worker at QCLNG in Gladstone

The cap would disincentive the LNG terminals that will be needed later this decade and ultimately remove or delay an entire year of east coast supply in less than eight years, EnergyQuest said today. ...

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