A critical new report labels the Government's multi-billion-dollar plan to import liquefied natural gas a "premature" and "risky bet" that serves as a short-term reaction with negative long-term consequences.
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A multi-billion-dollar government plan to import liquefied natural gas to solve the country’s energy woes has been labelled a "premature" and "risky bet" that serves as a short-term reaction with negative long-term consequences.
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