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ARTICLE · 21 MAY 2019

Federal election 2019: Energy and emissions policy snapshot

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Article provides a summary of the key energy and emissions policies of the major parties (Coalition, ALP and Greens).

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Australians will head to the polls on 18 May 2019 for the Federal election. It is fair to say that emission and renewable energy targets, as part of the broader climate change debate, are on the policy frontline of each major party. You will find below a summary of each major party's platform as well as our list of topics to watch over the next few weeks.

Key policy summary

The Coalition, ALP and Greens have distinct renewable and emissions policies. An overview of the key recent policy announcements is outlined below:

Coalition ALP Greens
Renewable energy

Funding several billion dollars for Snowy Hydro 2.0

Maintaining the Clean Energy Finance Corporation

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