AGL seeks a regulatory circuit-breaker

Written By Unknown on Monday, 22 October 2012 | 19:32

The $60 million questionmark over a gain superintendence AGL Energy gave to a annual assembly currently is another pointer to a failings of foe process within a electricity sector.

AGL downgraded stream year gain by $45 million for a expected effects of regulatory pricing decisions by a Queensland Competition Authority and a breeze pricing preference by a Essential Services Commission of South Australia (ESCOSA). The full-year outcome of a decisions, if implemented, would be $60 million, it said.

The QCA preference progressing this year to solidify sell prices and ESCOSA's breeze preference to revoke prices has already resulted in Origin Energy, that is severe a QCA decision, circuitous behind a selling and discounting in Queensland.

AGL will do a same in both a states and has also dangling any serve investment in

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