The main problem in the political/public relations game will be that when MO and McGowan stood side by side during the state election campaign and talked about Albany, they were selling it to WA voters as a power station. Not an experiment. If Carnegie thought they were going to repeat the Ceto 5 process, that is install it, run it for a year, quietly pull it out and not talk about how it went while they claim their tax back... I think they'll find themselves in difficulties.
And to be fair, they're difficulties of their own making. CCE decided to get involved in politics, and they decided to move the project to Albany for extra grant money and extra delays, and the problems they're having wouldn't have been problems at GI.
CCE Price at posting:
3.8¢ Sentiment: None Disclosure: Not Held
