West Australian Premier Roger Cook says his state is on track to achieve net zero emissions by 2050, but 7.30 understands internal modelling is projecting it will not, based on its current trajectory.

A couple interesting snippets,

Cook says it won’t be a linear progression, and expects a lot of the reductions to come into place towards the back end of the 2030 time period

Gas, renewable hydrogen, and critical minerals is Reece Whitby’s list of highest impact areas WA can contribute to in the global energy transition.

A question: Is there a plan to increase offsets for the use of gas as the ‘transition’ fuel? Here and with the exportee countries (who i believe are mostly Japan and Korea?). If so, what are those plans?

  • Lophostemon
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    9 months ago

    You know, I don’t have a net either.

    Zero nets.

    Net? Zero.

    Can I have subsidy now please?