Genesis decision on Huntly plant 'rational', says EA
Regulator concludes investigation into August 2021 blackout.
The Electricity Authority has discontinued an investigation into the behaviour of Genesis Energy in the lead-up to power blackouts last August, saying its decision not to offer more generation to the market could have been rational.
The investigation followed complaints by Electric Kiwi, Haast
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Genesis decision on Huntly plant 'rational', says EA
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