Gas giants to reap $18 billion war windfall, reviving export tax calls
Gas giants to reap $18 billion war windfall, reviving export tax calls.
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Benchmark prices for high-quality coal traded at the Port of Newcastle have already risen 15 per cent from pre-conflict levels of $117 a tonne to $135 a tonne. Instead, the latest government projections, to be released on Friday, reveal LNG revenue is now expected to climb from $59 billion in the 2026 financial year to $65 billion in 2027 – an increase of $18 billion compared to prior forecasts.
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Benchmark prices for high-quality coal traded at the Port of Newcastle have already risen 15 per cent from pre-conflict levels of $117 a tonne to $135 a tonne.
according to The Sydney Morning Herald - Top Stories +2Instead, the latest government projections, to be released on Friday, reveal LNG revenue is now expected to climb from $59 billion in the 2026 financial year to $65 billion in 2027 – an increase of $18 billion compared to prior forecasts.
according to The Sydney Morning Herald - Top Stories +2
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