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Engie's Pelican Point problem

FRENCH firm Engie has defended its actions in the recent heatwave, saying the second turbine at Pelican Point has been unviable for years.

Pelican Point power station.

Pelican Point power station.

The company wore some of the blame for South Australia's recent blackout for failing to fire up the gas-fired power plant Earlier this month the Australian Energy Market Operator ordered load-shedding,...

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