Genesis quashes market conjecture over Rankine units
'We do not see ourselves responsible for security of supply,' Dame Jenny Shipley says.
The Genesis Energy [NZX: GNE] board says there would have to be significant change in the current power market before it would reconsider its decision to retire its Huntly coal units.
This morning, the country’s largest electricity and gas retailer reported a 113% increase in net profit of $104.8
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Tue, 25 Aug 2015
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Genesis quashes market conjecture over Rankine units
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