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| Josh Frydenberg said the COAG ministers had acted in the "national interest". |
The Federal Government has managed to fend off an attempt by some Labor states to derail its new energy policy.
But energy ministers will not meet to discuss how to structure the Coalition's National Energy Guarantee (NEG) for five months, which means a national agreement on energy is still several months away.
South Australia and the Australian Capital Territory have been leading the charge against the NEG, arguing it would hurt the renewable energy industry without helping drive down power prices.
Read Stephen Dziedzic’s ABC News story - “No resolution on energy after COAG meeting, but Government remains confident in National Energy Guarantee.”
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