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    Mercury energy customers could be in for near 10-percent price hikes

    Mercury energy customers could be in for near 10-percent price hikes


    The company says gas and electricity prices will lift on average 9.7 percent across the board, from April.

    It reflects an increase in lines and transmission charges - fuelled by rising costs and infrastructure needs - and a rise in wholesale electricity costs.

    Chair, Scott St John, says operating conditions remain a challenge, but Mercury's continuing to invest in new and existing assets.

    He says a recent one-billion-dollar investment in new renewables is progressing well.

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