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ARTICLE · 27 APRIL 2025

Powering through Australia's uncertain energy future

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Three of the key issues impacting the pace of Australia's energy transition that need to be addressed by government.

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Uncertainty in the energy sector is impacting Australia's energy transition. In the lead up to the federal election, every source of energy is on the table for discussion, and depending on the election result, the mix and priority between renewable, non-renewable and emerging or alternative sources in Australia's energy mix is unclear.

There are a complex range of factors contributing to the uncertain future of the energy sector and a broad range of economic and social objectives to consider in setting government policy. These include environmental sustainability, economic viability, energy security and natural resource and infrastructure availability. There is also a need to keep pace with technological advancement, establish strong international trading relationships and manage domestic consumer and community expectations.

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