Generators say risk of crisis ignored | The Australian

THE electricity industry has reacted with fury to findings by the government's climate change adviser Ross Garnaut that there is "negligible risk" to the power supply from a carbon tax.

TRUenergy chief executive Richard McIndoe described Professor Garnaut's assertion as "foolish" and said he had ignored reports warning that coal-fired generators could face a financial crisis if a tax was introduced.
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Jim Kouts, International Power Australia's group manager, corporate affairs, said Professor Garnaut had demonstrated a lack of "commercial reality" and understanding of how the national electricity market worked.
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He said Professor Garnaut had glibly suggested that a carbon tax of $26 on electricity generators would be simply passed through to consumers.

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