POLICY

Import terminals hold ground as reservation reshapes gas debate

Policy shift slows talks but infrastructure constraints keep LNG imports in play

Gas by ship keeps its seat at the table. Pictured: Squadron Energy's gas import terminal in Queensland. | Credits: Squadron Energy

Australia's proposed domestic gas reservation scheme has altered the east coast gas debate without removing proposals to import liquefied natural gas, as developers argue policy measures do not resolve...

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