Is the Australian LNG industry ready to capitalise on future opportunities as it moves from construction into production? A new report says that in order for the country to secure its place as the world's leading LNG producer and derive the associated benefits including ongoing growth of the nation's prosperity, there is a need to improve international competitiveness, remove regulatory constraints and introduce a more flexible labour relations regime.
- Bernadette Cullinane, managing director, energy, Accenture.
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