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Policy initiative: Establishing a national energy retailer

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Energy industries Energy Electricity prices Energy consumption Australian federal election 2019 The Greens Australia
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With record-high corporate profits and excessively high power prices, it’s time to accept that privatisation of the electricity market has failed. A national, publicly owned energy retailer, Power Australia, will increase competition, end price gouging, drive down prices and deliver a rapid transition to modern clean energy.

Publication Details
Copyright:
The Greens 2018
License type:
CC BY-SA
Access Rights Type:
open
Post date:
15 Mar 2019

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