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Marion Rae

Consumers miss out on utilities' maintenance windfall

The renewable energy transition was expected to slow the growth in electricity maintenance spending. (HANDOUT/NEOEN)

Consumers are unlikely to benefit from lower maintenance spending by networks as higher-cost coal-fired power plants make way for new energy sources.

The renewable energy transition was expected to slow the growth in electricity maintenance spending and there would be some years where maintenance on electricity generators falls, according to Oxford Economics Australia forecaster Nicholas Fearnley.

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