The New Zealand government advances plans for an LNG import terminal, delays its operational date to 2028, and shifts responsibility for energy reliability to the electricity sector through new obligations and funding mechanisms, avoiding a household levy.
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mandatory backup supply for dry years
No levy on power bills to pay for new LNG import facility - Brownpower companies mandated to secure back-up supply
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