The Age
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Energy retailers forced to cut power prices for 174,000 locked-in Victorian households
Energy retailers will be forced to cut power prices for Victorians who live in apartments or townhouses and are locked into contracts that cover entire buildings. About 174,000 households and 20,000 small businesses are connected to “embedded networks” – a private energy network with one supplier serving multiple properties, leaving those customers unable to shop around for better deals.
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