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ACCC grants authorisation to Odin joint venture for marketing gas - Vimarsana News

ACCC grants authorisation to Odin joint venture for marketing gas

The ACCC has granted authorisation for Vintage Energy Ltd, Metgasco Ltd and Bridgeport Pty Ltd, a wholly owned subsidiary of New Hope Corporation Limited, to enter into joint gas marketing... | May 26, 2023

iTWire - NBN Co publishes three-year indicative pricing roadmap - Vimarsana News

iTWire - NBN Co publishes three-year indicative pricing roadmap

NBN Co, the company rolling out Australia's national broadband network, has published its indicative pricing roadmap for the three years from FY20...

Source: itwire.com
Carbon challenge: Shell's dire warning on gas intervention - Vimarsana News

Carbon challenge: Shell's dire warning on gas intervention

Outgoing Shell Australia chairman Tony Nunan has led the gas industry in voicing worries about future supply – and the economy – after Labor’s moves against the sector.

Source: afr.com
Australia competition watchdog to probe gas pricing by retailers - Vimarsana News

Australia competition watchdog to probe gas pricing by retailers

ADELAIDE, Australia (Reuters) - Australia's competition watchdog will look into natural gas retailers' market behaviour and expects them to pass through cheaper supplies to consumers, the head of the agency said on Tuesday. | 11:23pm

Australian Competition and Consumer Commission sends NBN sent back to the drawing board on pricing plan - Vimarsana News

Australian Competition and Consumer Commission sends NBN sent back to the drawing board on pricing plan

NBN has failed to convince the competition and consumer watchdog that its plans, which would have increased prices on the most popular plans, can work.

Source: afr.com