Subscribe to RSS feedNewcastle capacity plan has early ACCC support for next year
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) said it intended to approve the long-term arrangements to ease capacity constraints on the Hunter Valley coal chain.
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“For the first time, coal producers will be able to sign long-term contracts to secure export capacity at the port of Newcastle,” ACCC chairman Graeme Samuel said.
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