Sam,The pep11 application is between advent, bligh and the...

Sam,

The pep11 application is between advent, bligh and the government.

Shareholders have no right to take legal action on behalf of the companies involved because they can never be the plaintiff, nor represent the plaintiff.

What shareholders can do, is question the process as an Australian citizen and be concerned about our future jobs.

For which they are doing at the moment.

This is why the emails from shareholders and no law firm.

If we look at gas consumption in Australia, manufacturing and other uses, is equal to power generation.

The below is some uses outside power generation -

Plastics.
Rubber, Inc car tyres.
Pharmaceuticals.
Propellants, Inc Green hydrogen.
Fertalizers.
Adhesives.
Mechanical and auto parts.
Glass
Explosives.
Soft drinks.
Building products, Inc particle board, insulation and laminates.
Cleaning products, Inc solvents.
Paper
Mining.
Clothing and textiles, Inc bedding, polyester, carpets and rugs.
Hospitality, Inc high heat cooking.
Entertainment, Inc bbq, caravaning and camping.

Every single thing we touch or come into contact with daily is reliant on gas.

In this country if there is a bad shortage, trigger is when bass straight in Vic ceases, every job in this country will be effected.

100s of thousands of jobs are at risk.

It is not crunch time yet, but when Vic ceases gas production crunch time happens. Just 3 years away.

We need to push areas outside power generation as that is where jobs will get lost.

Load balancing batteries when 50gw is reached will sort power out.

But how do we make things we use daily?