So if AGL can't replace Liddell's 2 gigawatts of on-demand power, they simply will not be given permission to shut it down because the public interest comes first.
A government will force a public company to keep doing what that company feels is commercially and environmentally not the right thing to do?
How will the government do that?
Such centrally planned economic management might be the order of the day in Russia, China or Venezuela, but I wouldn't have thought it would have any place in developed and progressive economies such as Australia.
Ann: AGL FY18 interim results and affirmation of FY18 guidance, page-95
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