Energy crisis won’t hasten Australia’s shift to renewables
The Iran conflict has exposed Australia’s continued reliance on fossil fuels, reigniting debate over a green energy pivot. While the government has legislated ambitious climate targets, it has shown little inclination to provide meaningful budgetary support for renewables. As a result, prospects for the energy transition will hinge on the private sector leading the charge.
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