Power row heats up as Electricity Authority wants to drop 'good behaviour' clauses
Regulator accused of acting cynically toward its critics over proposals to drop national pricing policy.
The Electricity Authority appears unmoved by opposition from business, farming and consumer groups in the north to major changes in its transmission pricing policies.
In their latest move, on the eve of submissions closing on the authority’s proposals, the groups have accused it of dropping
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Nevil Gibson
Wed, 30 Nov 2016
Wed, 30 Nov 2016
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Power row heats up as Electricity Authority wants to drop 'good behaviour' clauses
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