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Some critics argue that regulatory decisions — especially withholding carbon authorisations — may benefit players more adept at navigating opaque processes or informal influence networks. There is public speculation about opaque connections among regulators, policymakers, and other energy-sector actors — though definitive proof is not available in public sources.
No matter the truth, perception matters — and perceptions of favoritism erode investor confidence and public trust.




