Underlying demand and renewable output hit record levels in December quarter, but repeated fossil fuel failures and lack of transmission cause high...
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Maroc - THEWEST.COM.AU - Latest - 29/Jan 16:35
Coal's contribution to main grid falls to new low
Coal plant outages, transmission constraints and unseasonably warm weather kept prices up but there was good news on emissions levels in the last quarter.
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