Australian government to introduce gas price cap
Report summary
Table of contents
- 1) How did we get here?
- 2) Who does it benefit?
- 3) Sectoral consequences of the price cap
- 4) Is this a failure in energy policy?
- 5) Australia in the world
Tables and charts
This report includes 4 images and tables including:
- Domestic gas hub Wallumbilla's wholesale benchmark price vs LNG netback price
- Company's reported realised gas prices vs. international prices (2022 average)
- Number of offshore E&A wells completed across Australia
- Number of onshore E&A wells completed in East Coast basins
What's included
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