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Australia orders gas companies to reserve 20% of exports for domestic use
The Australian federal government has finalized a gas reservation scheme requiring gas companies to set aside 20% of their export volumes for domestic use, aimed at securing supply and reducing prices for households and businesses on the east coast.
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- May 7, 2026, 3:20 PM
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5 tagsgas reservationexport volumesdomestic supplyenergy priceseast coast
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1 evidence itemsNews live: antisemitism envoy tells royal commission Australian leaders ‘more engaged’ since Bondi attack; Judith Neilson’s former secretary facing additional fraud charges
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News live: antisemitism envoy tells royal commission Australian leaders ‘more engaged’ since Bondi attack; Judith Neilson’s former secretary facing additional fraud charges
May 7, 2026, 3:20 PM
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