Labor backs renewables and home battery rebates. The Coalition pushes nuclear for long-term reliability. This federal election will shape Australia’s energy future, climate action, and household power costs.
The Coalition’s nuclear plan aims to reshape Australia’s energy future, but high costs, long construction times, and environmental concerns make its viability uncertain. Will nuclear power deliver stability or long-term challenges?
Part 2 of our Nuclear Energy series explores nuclear power around the world – cautionary tales or optimistic blueprints?
Part 1 of our 5-part series will examine the 2024 Nuclear Energy Report from the ETU (Electrical Trades Union). Representing over 60,000 workers in the electrical industry, we find out what the projected impact will be should Australia adopt nuclear energy.
A huge turning point looms for Australia’s energy future. The Opposition proposes nuclear energy with plans to build seven nuclear power plants, while the government pushes for renewables. Which path should Australia take?
Nuclear power in Australia has long been debated, with proponents lauding its potential to provide large-scale, low-carbon electricity. At the same time, opponents raise concerns
Australia is a country rich in natural resources – not least uranium. It’s no surprise that the debate around nuclear power has been raging on
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