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Imported LNG could rival domestic gas prices as east coast faces supply crunch, Squadron Energy warns

Gas terminal developer claims overseas supplies to become increasingly competitive

Squadron's Port Kembla and CEO Rob Wheals. Credit: Squadron Energy | Credits: Squadron Energy

Imported LNG could soon be priced on par with domestic gas as Australia's east coast grapples with tightening local stockpiles and looming supply shortages, according to the chief executive of Squadron...

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