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Australia Considers Emergency Powers To Protect Domestic Gas Supply
Australia Considers Emergency Powers To Protect Domestic Gas Supply
Authored by Tsvetana Paraskova via OilPrice.com,
Australia’s government intends to consider using emergency powers to protect domestic natural gas supply in case of a shortfall on its east coast in the third quarter of 2026.
The potential consideration of using such powers would be part of the steps the Albanese Government is taking to secure domestic gas supplies for Australian households and industry as the Middle East conflict disrupts global energy markets.
Australian Minister for Resources, Madeleine King, has given notice of her intention to consider...
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Flash In The Pan Already Burned Out: German Economy Loses Its Hormuz Boost
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Submitted by Thomas Kolbe
That Was a Short-Lived Boom.
After just a few weeks, the special economic effect of the closure of the Strait of Hormuz has already evaporated, according to Germany’s Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs. In its monthly report, the ministry states that energy-intensive sectors and companies in German industry benefited from a massive disruption of supply chains in Asia following the closure — a one-time opportunity to temporarily offset the competitive disadvantages at home by shutting...
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