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Customers may foot bill for cost of fixing poles and wires - Vimarsana News

Customers may foot bill for cost of fixing poles and wires

AusNet Services customers could be slugged extra coin on their power bills from next year to recoup the cost of […]

Transmission line route a step closer | Brimbank & North West - Vimarsana News

Transmission line route a step closer | Brimbank & North West

Undergrounding the Western Victoria Transmission Network Project would cost 16 times more according to an investigation into the construction of […]

the "socialists" dictators of the turdy-turnbull COALition hate the concept of renewables... - Vimarsana News

the "socialists" dictators of the turdy-turnbull COALition hate the concept of renewables...

The coal munchers of the rabid CONservatives pseudo-Liberal are betraying their beliefs of "free-market" as they hate "renewable" energy sources taking over the supply of electricity in Australia from their mates, the Coal Merchants. AGL is thus under the gun...

ASX set to open higher as RBA decision looms ahead of the Melbourne Cup - Vimarsana News

ASX set to open higher as RBA decision looms ahead of the Melbourne Cup

We are now looking at 2023 as a potential timeframe for rates to lift, however, it could happen earlier. All eyes will be on the RBA ahead of...

Brookfield Set To Win AusNet Bidding Battle With $7.7B Offer - Vimarsana News

Brookfield Set To Win AusNet Bidding Battle With $7.7B Offer

AusNet Services said Monday that it has agreed to a roughly AU$10.2 billion ($7.7 billion) takeover by Canada's Brookfield Asset Management, although the Australian energy company left the door open for competing suitors to make rival bids.

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