Australia’s Minerals Riches Can Power Energy Revolution
Australia holds an abundance of critical minerals to help reach the goals set out in the Paris Climate Pact.
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Australia’s energy ministers have started the ball rolling on our renewable energy future. If we remained reliant on carbon fuels, we would have become a “stranded asset”.
Australia is a global energy giant. It ships to the world such vast tonnages of coal and LNG that it’s the third-biggest energy exporter on the planet, after Russia and Saudi Arabia. Yet the giant has been brought to its knees. This week millions of Australians living in NSW, Victoria, Queensland and South Australia were urged to turn off their electric appliances during times of peak demand to avoid blackouts.
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Can anything be done about the ‘perfect storm’ in Australia’s energy markets? | Australia news | The Guardian
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, squeezed gas retailers and a cold snap are combining to put pressure on the grid…
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The east coast faces a potential gas shortfall in 2023 amounting to 10% of demand and there are calls for exporters to fill the gap…
Some time in the next couple of weeks, a well-known ASX-listed company could go to the wall if it can’t secure a new contract for gas.
That firm, for now at least, can’t go public without its share price cratering and its employees and suppliers being sent into a panic.
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