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East coast gas surplus seen shrinking by late 2025

Tighter market forecast raises pressure on manufacturers, boosts calls for reform

Rueben Hale
East coast gas surplus seen shrinking by late 2025

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Australia's east coast is expected to encounter a smaller gas surplus in the September quarter of 2025, raising concerns among industrial gas users and policymakers regarding energy security and market...

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