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Port Kembla LNG to push east coast gas shortfall back to 2026: AEMO

GSOO flags project as critical to maintain supply

Port Kembla. Supplied/Colin Douch.

Port Kembla. Supplied/Colin Douch.

The Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) has flagged the project's ‘virtual pipeline' as being crucial to maintain steady supply, so long as first cargo is delivered by the winter of 2023. AIE,...

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