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4 September 2024 The Premier and Opposition Leader were both quizzed on their policy positions last night in front of 1,000 people at the Queensland Community Alliance’s Maroonprint Assembly. Opposition Leader David Crisafulli would not commit to supporting Queensland’s renewable energy targets, which Shadow Energy Minister Deb Frecklington had previously indicated the LNP supported. “We’re grateful that the Opposition Leader came and listened to the community last night, but we’re very concerned that David Crisafulli wouldn’t commit to the state’s 2032 and 2035 renewable energy targets,” said Stephanie Gray, campaigner at the Queensland Conservation Council. “We can’t reach Queensland’s emission…
QUEENSLAND IS SPEEDING AHEAD of other states on rooftop solar installations and other moves to tackle climate pollution, according to a new report from the Climate Council. The Race to the Top report, which compares states and territories on rooftop solar, home batteries, electric vehicle registrations and emissions targets, has found Queensland is now a leader in several areas. “Queenslanders aren’t just driving this change, they’re fanging it. The Sunshine State has embraced solar panels and electric vehicles so rapidly it’s hard to keep up with their impressive progress,” saidClimate Council CEO Amanda McKenzie. The Climate Council noted half of…
A new poll has found the majority of Queenslanders, 57 per cent, agree we need to quickly bring online more renewable energy to prevent energy supply shortfalls and bring down power prices. This comes as Queensland suffers through a scorching end of winter heatwave that could result in bill shock for consumers switching on air conditioning. The poll of more than 2,000 Queensland residents, commissioned by the Queensland Conservation Council, shows the majority of Queensland voters, 54 per cent, want the Queensland LNP to support the state’s existing renewable energy targets. In April, the Queensland Parliament legislated renewable energy targets…
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