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1. Most people don’t choose what’s in a house, take the suburbs with dark fibre/copper who have executed class action lawsuits 2. There’s potential control of
by hsbauauvhabzb 3y ago
1. Most people don’t choose what’s in a house, take the suburbs with dark fibre/copper who have executed class action lawsuits
2. There’s potential control of any resource going into a house, gas doesn’t change anything
3. Gas is more expensive than electricity, maintaining the infrastructure would be a significant cost also
4. You’re a cooker.
- unnamed76ri 3y agoIs gas more expensive because of natural market forces or because of government manipulation of the market?
- hsbauauvhabzb 3y agoDunno, have you factored infrastructure and risk costs into your numbers?
- seanmcdirmid 3y agoBecause Russia was a big supplier and they decided to invade Ukraine. But that only affects Europe and liquified NG users. In Victoria, the field they have been using is running dry, and they would rather not resort to fracking to find new NG reserves. It probably isn’t very economical to pipe it in from Western Australia where most of the current known reserves are.