'Real, growing risk' of power generation falling short
Urgent investment is needed to support new sources of affordable electricity in the coming decade, when 90 per...
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Urgent investment is needed to support new sources of affordable electricity in the coming decade, when 90 per...
Urgent investment is needed to support new sources of affordable electricity in the coming decade, when 90 per...
Urgent investment is needed to support new sources of affordable electricity in the coming decade, when 90 per...
Picture if you will an elderly Dutton weeping in the dark over Australia's energy carnage. If only he’d ditched the Coalition's net-zero pledge and plumped for adequate coal-fired generation until the reactors could come online. Yes, he won the 2024 election with a nuclear pitch, but by then it was already too late and the fate of the grid was sealed
Problems around new transmission means Australia may fall short of its 2030 targets, but political will, capital and renewable resources remain strong drivers for the transition.