EnergyAustralia, one of country's big three gentailers, suffers billion-dollar loss as it writes down value of retail business and suffer major problems at its coal generators.
The EnergyAustralia write-down relates to goodwill included in the acquisitions of TXU in 2005 and EnergyAustralia in 2011. CLP put the likely figure at between $HK6 billion ($1.1 billion) and ...
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Massive write-down forces EnergyAustralia into the red
Hong Kong-listed CLP advised in June that EnergyAustralia would be hit with a write-down of up to $1.3 billion because of the impact of the federal government's re-regulation of power prices on ...
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EnergyAustralia cops $1.3bn writedown in face of ...
EnergyAustralia, one of the nations big three electricity retailers, has been hit by a writedown of up to 1.3 billion as the federal governments push to cut power bills hits the sector.
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EnergyAustralia wipes billions in profits due to ...
ENERGYAUSTRALIA parent company CLP Holdings advised the Hong Kong stock exchange overnight that its Australian energy generator and retailer will suffer a A$1.1 billion write-down for the first six months of 2019, blaming market sentiment and regulations introduced by the Morrison government.
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Massive losses hit EnergyAustralia as demand falls, solar ...
The China-controlled EnergyAustralia said it had written $HK1.6 billion off its investment in the project. EnergyAustralia holds a 20 per cent share of the venture, with Santos holding the balance.
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The NGER data reveals AGL, which earlier this month revealed a stunning $2.69 billion write-down to its asset value, is responsible for 24.6% of electricity sector emissions and 8% of Australia’s total emissions and its total emissions is more than double the next highest emitter.
