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Article March 2012
Proposed Rule Changes to Transmission and Distribution Regulation - are we revisiting settled ground? -
Article March 2012
A changing environment - the need for a more sophisticated approach to justifying investments in water -
Article March 2012
Queensland's CSG-LNG gas industry - will consolidation occur and what are the implications? -
Emerging Issues March 2012
Why has load growth stalled? And what's the outlook? -
Emerging Issues March 2012
Who is winning the war for electricity market share in NSW? -
Emerging Issues March 2012
Electricity disconnections in WA - storm in a teacup -
Emerging Issues March 2012
Challenges for the next Queensland Government -
Recent Engagements March 2012
Operating model implementation -
Recent Engagements March 2012
Field Services diagnostic to identify challenges and improvement initiatives for regional water authority -
MHC News March 2012
The fixed and sunk costs of desalination - who should pay? -
MHC News March 2012
MHC presenting at Energy Networks 2012 (April/May 2012) -
MHC News March 2012
2011 Annual Electricity Transmission and Distribution Study -
MHC News March 2012
Neil Gibbs chairs Energy Storage Working Group -
MHC News March 2012
Alex Coe convenes the AWA water retail specialist network -
MHC News March 2012
2012 Gas Distribution Market Study -
MHC News March 2012
Marchment Hill Consulting welcomes Peter Borash to our Melbourne office as Business Systems Practice Leader -
MHC News March 2012
Emma Martin joins MHC as Analyst -
MHC News March 2012
New team member, Nancy Saliba, joins MHC as Personal Assistant and Administrative Assistant -
MHC News March 2012
Ben Woodman makes the transition to industry
Providing secure, reliable and competitive gas for domestic markets in the face of global demand for LNG
Emerging Issue: Major economies throughout the world are becoming increasingly reliant on gas as a primary fuel source. Countries which have large gas reserves and can access global energy markets are benefiting from the booming demand for LNG. In contrast, domestic gas prices in these countries are rising steeply and becoming more volatile. Ensuring secure, reliable and competitive gas supply becomes a crucial challenge for industry participants and Governments in these countries.
What market arrangements will provide continued access to lucrative export LNG markets and concurrent secure, reliable and competitive gas for domestic consumption? In a world seeking free-trade arrangements between global trading partners, can this be done with reasonable equity?
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