US Edition‘Unanswered questions’: Dutton’s plan to cut gas bills under fire from experts
- Households would see a seven percent decrease in gas bills and a three percent decrease in electricity bills due to the coalition's gas policy, according to modeling released by the coalition.
- Opposition Leader Peter Dutton's plan aims to keep more domestic gas in the market, promising a 15 percent reduction in industrial gas bills.
- The gas reservation plan has faced criticism from the industry, with concerns over its implementation and changes to existing projects.
- The gas security charge aims to encourage domestic gas sales to lower prices, with Dutton stating that 'Gas is critical to our nation's energy future.
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‘Unanswered questions’: Dutton’s plan to cut gas bills under fire from experts
The Coalition is under pressure to explain how its plan to cause a gas glut in will lead to sustained bill relief, as experts rubbish its new modelling.”
·Sydney, Australia
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Dutton reveals coalition plan to cut power prices
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton says his gas reservation policy will be a “game changer”. (Jason Edwards/AAP PHOTOS) By Tess Ikonomou in Canberra Households would be given a modest seven per cent fall in their gas bills and three per cent cut to their electricity bills, under a coalition’s plan to pump the market with gas to drive down energy costs. The coalition released the promised modelling into its national gas plan on Tuesday night, which w…
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