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Keep gas in the NEM, save $7.5B

APGA report highlights value of peaking plants for longer term stability 

Helen Clark
Gas crucial to lower cost system, APGA commissioned report finds

Gas crucial to lower cost system, APGA commissioned report finds

Keeping gas in the system could save up to A$7.5 billion per year in costs to consumers over a purely renewable system. Official outlooks suggest a smaller role for the fuel as renewable use grows.  ...

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