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Australia looking to an exciting future with green and blue hydrogen

Australia looking to an exciting future with green and blue hydrogen 23/04/2021|8min Teen climate activist Greta Thunberg has called on world leaders to stop subsidising fossil fuels – accusing them of not doing enough to reduce emissions. Environment Minister Susan Ley told Sky News she could not forecast whether the Australian government would withdraw subsidies but said there was no one keener to reduce emissions than herself. She also highlighted the “rapid rate that we’re taking up renewables in Australia”. Ms Ley said if Australians listened to Energy Minister Angus Taylor’s “stretch technology targets and that constant message about energy technology not taxes, there’s an exciting future when it comes to green hydrogen, blue hydrogen”.

Insufficient : Biden Administration pushing Australia to take further climate action

The Biden Administration has labelled Australia’s current climate action “insufficient” and has urged Prime Minister Scott Morrison to commit to more aggressive emissions reduction targets. “It’s insufficient to follow the existing trajectory and hope that they will be on a course to deep decarbonisation and getting to net zero emissions by mid-century,” a Biden official said. “At the moment I think our colleagues in Australia recognise there is going to have to be a shift.” Liberal MP Dave Sharma said from 2005 to 2020 Australian emissions have dropped 19 per cent, American emissions have dropped 10 per cent and Canadian and New Zealand emissions have dropped by less than one per cent. “Australia’s actually got a good track record," he pointed out. Mr Sharma also noted Mr Morrison and Energy Minister Angus Taylor had engaged in "productive conversations" with President Biden and US special climate envoy John Kerry.

Govt s $540m green energy package not related to Biden climate summit: Stuart Robert

Login Govt’s $540m green energy package not related to Biden climate summit: Stuart Robert21/04/2021|8min Employment Minister Stuart Robert has denied the Morrison government’s $540 million green energy announcement was strategic days out from US President Joe Biden’s climate summit. The package will see the Morrison government spend $276 million in acceleration four hydrogen hubs in regional Australia, and $264 million in carbon capture projects. Mr Robert denied the connection between the announcement and President Biden’s summit and said Energy Minister Angus Taylor announced the first hydrogen hub in February. “Hydrogen is something our country has been looking at for a long long time,” he said.

At the end of the day Australia accounts for 1 3 per cent of emissions

At the end of the day Australia accounts for 1 3 per cent of emissions
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