The former Western Power, long derided as a tired government monopoly in need of a shake-up, has emerged as the preferred training ground for directors and executives at many of Western Australia’s new energy companies after the group’s break up.

The former Western Power, long derided as a tired government monopoly in need of a shake-up, has emerged as the preferred training ground for directors and executives at many of Western Australia’s new energy companies after the group’s break up.