ViewpointsOpinionCapping Gas Profits Is Not a Good Idea for These ReasonsSavePrintChina Sinopec's Tianjin terminal receiving its first liquefied natural gas (LNG) cargo from Australia on Feb. 6, 2018. VCG via Getty ImagesPeter Castle12/12/2022|Updated: 12/12/20220:00X 1CommentaryAustralia’s key decision-makers seem intent on making the worst decisions that they can for the energy sector.Share this articleLeave a commentPeter CastleAuthorPeter Castle is an Australian mechanical engineer with broad experience in the oil and gas, energy, and other process industries.Author’s Selected ArticlesOpinion: Global Climate Agencies Publish Dubious Emissions Calculations, Tighten the Noose Around EnergyJul 17, 2023Opinion: Is Mr. Bean Right About EVs?Jun 17, 2023Opinion: Windfall Taxes Just Add More Problems to the Energy CrisisMar 12, 2023Opinion: New South Wales Keeps Digging Itself Into Energy Market MessFeb 16, 2023Related Topicsenergycost of livingeurope energy crisisaustralian gas