Has Australia's gas-fired recovery run out of steam before it even began?
2021-05-30 18:51
Gas always has always been considered a transition fuel between coal and renewables. Now, with three major multinationals under pressure to exit or at least scale back production, the transition may have become far more transitory, writes Ian Verrender.
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