‘They’re trying to shut us down’: Beach CEO slams gas reserve (opens original article in a new tab)

The Albanese government's plan to reserve gas for domestic buyers on the east coast may cost $2.9 billion yearly in lost revenue and could lead to earlier energy shortages in southeast Australia, according to analysis by Kroll Economics for Beach Energy.

• Albanese government's gas reserve plan could cost $2.9 billion annually in lost revenue
• Domestic gas producer Beach Energy warns of potential energy shortages in southeast Australia next year
• Kroll Economics conducted independent analysis for Beach Energy on the economic impact of the plan