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❓ Mr Grylls questions the Premier about the availability of off-peak power in Esperance, given the town's reliance on its gas-fired power station. The Premier provides a vague and non-committal response.

AnsweredQoN 632Legislative Assembly

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18 October 2005

Member

Mr B.J. GRYLLS

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Premier

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I ask a supplementary question. Given that the Esperance gas-fired power station provides 30 per cent of the electricity generation outside the south west interconnected system, if off-peak power will not be made available to people in Esperance, will anyone end up getting off-peak power? Mr A.J. CARPENTER

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All I can do is repeat the answer that I gave to the previous question, which I think would be boring repetition. The answer is that there will be access to off-peak rates where it is practicable.
Mr A.J. CARPENTER replied: All I can do is repeat the answer that I gave to the previous question, which I think would be boring repetition. The answer is that there will be access to off-peak rates where it is practicable.
All I can do is repeat the answer that I gave to the previous question, which I think would be boring repetition. The answer is that there will be access to off-peak rates where it is practicable.

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