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Government intervention leaves the power grid in need of ‘micromanagement’

Nationals Senator Matt Canavan says government intervention in Australia’s energy market has created a situation where the power grid needs to be “micromanaged” just to keep the lights on.  

It comes after the Australian Energy Council issued a warning over the increasing need for intervention to protect the security of the nation's power grid. 

“The reason we’ve got lots of government intervention … On a daily basis almost, our regulators have to fine tune things just to keep the lights on, the reason that’s the case is because the government intervened a couple of decades ago to encourage renewable energy,” Mr Canavan told Sky News host Cory Bernardi.

Nationals Senator Matt Canavan says government intervention in Australia’s energy market has created a situation where the power grid needs to be “micromanaged” just to keep the lights on.

It comes after the Australian Energy Council issued a warning over the increasing need for intervention to protect the security of the nation’s power grid.

“The reason we’ve got lots of government intervention … On a daily basis almost, our regulators have to fine tune things just to keep the lights on, the reason that’s the case is because the government intervened a couple of decades ago to encourage renewable energy,” Mr Canavan told Sky News host Cory Bernardi. Nationals Senator Matt Canavan says government intervention in Australia’s energy market has created a situation where the power grid needs to be “micromanaged” just to keep the lights on.

It comes after the Australian Energy Council issued a warning over the increasing need for intervention to protect the security of the nation’s power grid.

“The reason we’ve got lots of government intervention … On a daily basis almost, our regulators have to fine tune things just to keep the lights on, the reason that’s the case is because the government intervened a couple of decades ago to encourage renewable energy,” Mr Canavan told Sky News host Cory Bernardi.

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