Views sought from external advisors on Manx Gas deal
The Isle of Man Government is seeking external advice as it prepares to renegotiate its deal with Manx Gas.
Chief Minister Howard Quayle recently confirmed the regulatory agreement with the utility firm will be looked at as soon as possible.
Policy and Reform Minister Chris Thomas chaired the recent review.
He says there is a range of opinions on the Manx market.
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