The state government plans to prepare reforms to allow third-party access in the North West Interconnected System, the Pilbara’s electricity network, ready for a cabinet decision in March 2018, in a move that would end years of impasse.
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Wyatt moves to enable Alinta access to NWIS
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Rank Company # 9th Pilbara Ports $664.8m 10th DevelopmentWA $662.1m 11th Horizon Power $585.6m 12th Racing and Wagering Western Australia $578.9m 13th VenuesWest $315.1m 31 state government businesses ranked by total revenue - this year -
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Rank Company # 6th Kleenheat 218,798 7th AGL Energy 85,967 8th Horizon Power 46,662 9th Engie Australia 28,218 10th Aqwest 18,000 43 utilities and public infrastructure ranked by number of WA customers/clients
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