No time to waste on another climate war, big business warns

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Energy and manufacturing giants are refusing to back the Coalition’s rejection of Australia’s 2030 climate targets, and want to accelerate the green power shift.

Businesses across the energy and manufacturing sectors are refusing to endorse the Coalition’s rejection of Australia’s 2030 climate targets, insisting that a vast expansion of firmed renewables, not nuclear, remains the best way to transition the grid.

However, the joint statement, signed by influential business groups including the Australian Industry Group, the Australian Steel Institute, the Australian Energy Council and the National Farmers Federation, backs the 2030 climate targets as “critical foundations” for investment in the energy transition.

“Woodside believes Australia needs a certain, credible and consistent policy framework for our energy systems,” a company spokesperson said.

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