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Ky Cao returns from Vietnam with energy

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One of the state's most experienced energy entrepreneurs, Ky Cao, has re-emerged looking for deals in the sector, although this time his focus is on exporting local expertise to Vietnam.

Synergy a barrier to investment: Tesla

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Two niche operators in Western Australia's electricity market have accused the state government of being more concerned with protecting its own interests than creating a truly competitive industry

Private players frustrated by slow pace of power reform

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SPECIAL REPORT: Business News looks at what's holding up and what's contributing to electricity price reductions, reviews the players in WA's wave energy and waste-to-energy industries and reports on allegations of market manipulation by a Synergy-owned business.

WA defers reserve power payments

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The Barnett government has moved to defer future payments to providers of reserve electricity in a key first move of its review of the state's electricity market.

Electricity reform sparks debate

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The issue of electricity prices not surprisingly has emerged as a hot topic of discussion following the government's recent announcement of a statewide review of the electricity market.

State review to consider sweeping electricity reforms

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SPECIAL REPORT: Energy Minister Mike Nahan has told Business News a review of Western Australia's wholesale electricity market could open the door to some dramatic shakeups in the sector.

E&Y award winners to step up on the big stage

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SEVEN of Western Australia's top entrepreneurs have been recognised at the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of The Year Awards held in Perth last week.

Labour, skills keep fast and flexible businesses on their toes, no matter what their sector

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IT should come as no surprise that the biggest and most common issue confronting a bunch of successful Western Australian companies is that of labour - getting and keeping the skills they need to meet the strong demand they are seeing.

Perth Energy gas push

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PERTH Energy is seeking a trading licence to compete against industry heavyweight Alinta for the supply of gas to the state's residential market.