AGL Energy is the latest to warn that Albo’s gas dog’s breafast is delaying critical investment needed to prevent supply shortfalls later this decade.
Chief executive Damien Nicks said the absence of detail about how the scheme would operate was already affecting contracting and capital decisions, cautioning that ambiguity risked chilling new supply.
The federal government has proposed forcing Queensland’s three LNG exporters to divert 15–25 per cent of gas to the domestic market from 2027, as part of a broader effort to boost energy security and reduce prices.
