A podcast discussion on the Huddle explores the economic and ethical implications of LNG import terminals, energy supply risks, and police nomination processes, emphasizing the need for transparent, consumer-focused, and integrity-driven policy decisions.
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But Bridget, when I was talking to Simeon, uh, I started to see his logic uh uh in a little way, in that by having the import terminal, uh, of course, that will prevent the price rises that we get in dry years, and therefore that could be subsumed inside the uh inside the cost of construction. Therefore the prices could would not go up. But then again, he wasn't convinced of me they would go down. But there's a kernel of a good idea in here, isn't there?
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