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Falling power bills contingent on no delays to renewables, industry warns

Household energy prices are expected to fall more than $150 from July 1, but this could be jeopardised by any further delays to major projects, according to the industry.

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theage.com.auStai leggendo1 mesi fa

Falling power bills contingent on no delays to renewables, industry warns

Household energy prices are expected to fall more than $150 from July 1, but this could be jeopardised by any further delays to major projects, according to the industry.

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abc.net.au1 mesi fa

Energy price relief on the horizon for regional Queenslanders

Household power bills will drop by about 7 per cent, while business bills will drop by 8 per cent from July 1.

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  1. venerdì 5 giugno 2026·abc.net.au

    Energy price relief on the horizon for regional Queenslanders

    Household power bills will drop by about 7 per cent, while business bills will drop by 8 per cent from July 1.

  2. venerdì 5 giugno 2026·theage.com.au

    Falling power bills contingent on no delays to renewables, industry warns

    Household energy prices are expected to fall more than $150 from July 1, but this could be jeopardised by any further delays to major projects, according to the industry.