Australia calls for foreign investment to fund its clean energy target

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Finance Minister Simon Birmingham will plead for foreign investors to return to Australia as Chinese investment evaporates and the Morrison government relies on the private sector to fund its net zero plan | ErykBagshaw

Finance Minister Simon Birmingham will plead for foreign investors to return to Australia as Chinese investment evaporates and the Morrison government relies on the private sector to fund its net zero plan.

“Australia is a country that has relied throughout our modern history in terms of foreign investment, helping us to be able to achieve the type of economic scale that we have,” Birmingham said. , which called for coal to be “phased down” but did oppose some earlier language on fossil fuels and has been criticised for not increasing its 2030 ambition.“A fundamental consideration in those who had understandable concerns about making the commitment to net zero by 2050 from an Australian perspective were the commitments that were being made elsewhere around the world,” Birmingham said.

The international pitch will aim to turn around a 48 per cent drop in foreign direct investment in 2020. Chinese investment was down 61 per cent in the same period after tensions with Beijing over human rights and COVID-19 saw Australia hit with $20 billion in trade sanctions. China has accused Australia of wanton interference in its internal affairs, economic coercion and hypocrisy over its decision to scupper the foreign investment deals.

“That perhaps has been one of the more disappointing aspects of the stance China has taken over the last couple of years,” said Birmingham. “The unwillingness to engage in dialogue and that, of course, makes it so much harder to be able to move forward in terms of resolving these types of issues.”

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Australia calls for foreign investment to fund its clean energy targetSimon Birmingham says Australia must follow the rest of the world in its net zero commitment or risk being left behind economically. ErykBagshaw There is no target, so no money.. ErykBagshaw Birmo ErykBagshaw With its own infamous, cunning climate policy, just wishfully daydreaming any decent overseas investment.
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