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Commentary
We can’t afford to fall back on gas to fill Dutton’s nuclear gap
Gas has been part of Australia’s electricity mix for decades – so why is ramping it up now such a bad idea?
Jay Gordon
Oct 9, 2024
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Australians overpaid $1.8 billion to gas networks – now they’re being asked for more
Between 2014-2022, regulated gas networks made $1.8 billion in supernormal profits, on top of their $2 billion profit allowance. What does this mean for consumers?
Jay Gordon
Jul 9, 2024
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Why Victoria’s ban on gas appliance rebates is a win for energy consumers
While a rebate on the upfront cost of a new gas appliance may appeal to customers, they ultimately benefit gas networks far more.
Jay Gordon
Apr 19, 2024
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Electrification
Ending the sale of gas appliances would address Victoria’s fossil dilemma and unlock savings
Transitioning residential gas appliances to electric at end-of-life from 2025 is crucial for Victoria to meet emissions reduction targets and protect consumers.
Jay Gordon
Nov 2, 2023
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