It is rumoured that AGL doesn't want to sell it because if they shut it down it removes capacity from the market . AGL is already one of the major retailers in the market so if capacity dropped they could get a premium for their product .
If they sold it and someone utilised all the infrastructure then AGL would have more competition . Can't have that , can they ?
On Insiders on Sunday Barrie Cassidy and Josh Frydenburg discussed this .
It is rumoured that AGL doesn't want to sell it because if they...
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