Juliette Sully
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74 appearances
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first heard May 2026
last heard 7 May
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Welcome to Fear and Greed, business news you can use.
Today, the federal government will introduce an East Coast gas reservation system with the goal of pushing down energy prices.
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It's Friday, the 8th of May, 2026.
I'm Juliette Sully from Ausbiz.
And good morning and happy Friday, Sean Alma.
I have, but it's been very fun.
And it's getting cold as we head into the weekend too, isn't it?
All right, the main story this morning, the federal government will introduce an East Coast gas reservation system that requires producers to sell at least 20% of gas extracted in Australia to Australians.
Energy Minister Chris Bowen said the decision will ensure downward pressure on prices, adding that Australia is the only gas exporting country in the world without some form of reservation.
The system will result in what Bowen called a modest oversupply of gas, and that is intentional.
Western Australia has had a gas reservation policy since 2006 and it requires producers to reserve 15% of output for domestic use.
And Woodside, Origin Energy and Santos, as well as several well-known offshore players, including Shell, ConocoPhillips, Petronas and Total Energies, are part of consortiums extracting and exporting East Coast gas.
And they are not happy.
Some argue the reservation scheme will not only lower the price they receive for gas, but also undermine investment in the industry in Australia.
Something indeed.
All right.
Well, global equity markets surged over the past 36 hours.
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