Gerard Holland, CEO of the Page Research Centre, speaks with 2GB about issues raised during a recent Senate hearing, outlining his perspective on electricity pricing, grid stability and Australia’s energy transition.
Under the federal Albanese government, Australia is still steadfastly committed to the policy of Net Zero emissions. Higher costs are imposed on Australians to reduce emissions.
Victorians feel like their voices aren’t being heard because of legislation regarding renewable energy projects, according to Member for Lowan Emma Kealy.
The green energy company with operations and projects in three states is likely to be wound up and sold off, with creditors expected to recover just 3c on the dollar.
The big multinationals that buy Australian meat are stepping back from sustainability and carbon accounting, according to livestock industry leaders. And that will change how producers do business.
While some rural councils see renewable projects as an economic advantage, farmers say construction is affecting roads, connectivity and social harmony.
Every student at Marcus Oldham College can now live on campus for the first time thanks to the opening of Nicholas Hancock House an $11.3m, 45-bed accommodation facility that completes the agricultural college experience.
Australia’s richest person has put a three-farm 22,667ha Queensland aggregation on the market. See the details.
When the Federal Government announced its net zero plan last year it said that it wanted to deliver 119 million tonnes of carbon reductions from reforestation and sequestration on farming land.
The controversial repeal of a US greenhouse gas ruling has been heralded by the EPA as bringing motorists “more choice”.
Australia’s energy debate can feel like the fate of Sisyphus: An endless push uphill, only to slide back again, writes Stephen Anthony.
One red meat leader said the government was “using industry as a piggy bank” as it reveals its export cost recovery plan.
