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Correction: Billions to gain if energy relief budget spend focuses on electrification

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Billions to gain if energy relief budget spend focuses on electrification    Rewiring Australia broadly welcomes the government’s commitment to helping households tackle the cost-of-living crisis, but is urging for an investment in longer-term solutions.    The not-for-profit has argued a multi-billion dollar spend to alleviate bills would generate higher returns if it was used … Continued

Billions to gain if energy relief budget spend focuses on electrification

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Billions to gain if energy relief budget spend focuses on electrification    Rewiring Australia broadly welcomes the government’s commitment to helping households tackle the cost-of-living crisis, but is urging for an investment in longer-term solutions.    The not-for-profit has argued a multi-billion dollar spend to alleviate bills would generate higher returns if it was used … Continued

Updated: Nuclear power would steal agricultural and drinking water and require emergency storage for irradiated water

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Sunday, 23 March 2025. Original release 19 March 2025 The Coalition’s proposed nuclear sites in Queensland would not have access to enough water to operate or manage a nuclear incident, according to an explosive new report by the Queensland Conservation Council.  According to the Queensland Conservation Council, the proposed nuclear reactor in Callide would use … Continued

Big barrel at federal Parliament highlights big nuclear cost

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As Australians look to Canberra ahead of Tuesday evenings federal Budget, the high cost of nuclear power will be illustrated by an eight metre high inflatable radioactive waste barrel on the grass in front of Parliament House. For multiple years CSIRO modelling has shown nuclear to be the most expensive and slowest electricity option in … Continued

Aussie Mums Fed Up with Bill Shock and Blackouts Launch Pro-Nuclear Movement

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Today, a new voice is stepping into Australia’s energy crisis: Mums for Nuclear. This grassroots community of Australian mothers demands an end to the outdated ban on nuclear energy. They’re fed up with wildly fluctuating power bills, constant price hikes, and unreliable electricity. Their solution is already providing stable power to homes worldwide—nuclear energy. “We’re everyday … Continued

Coalition must provide clear answers on nuclear policy

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The Coalition must provide immediate and detailed answers about its nuclear energy policy after Shadow Treasurer Angus Taylor failed to confirm even basic costs. Australians for Affordable Energy is calling for clearer policy and direct answers from the Coalition, with households deserving transparency on a policy that could reshape the nation’s energy mix and increase … Continued

Origin penalised $17.6 million for failings affecting over 650,000 customers

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Australia’s largest energy retailer, Origin Energy, has been ordered to pay $17,605,000 by the Supreme Court of Victoria after admitting to breaches of Victoria’s energy rules that affected 668,750 customers. This is the largest financial penalty for breaches of Victoria’s energy rules in the state’s history. Between them, Origin Energy Electricity Limited and Origin Energy … Continued

DEWA’s General Assembly Approves Dividend Payment of AED 3.1 Billion to Shareholders for H2 of 2024

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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates–BUSINESS WIRE– Dubai Electricity and Water Authority PJSC (ISIN: AED001801011) (Symbol: DEWA), the Emirate of Dubai’s exclusive electricity and water services provider, which is listed on the Dubai Financial Market (DFM), reported that its shareholders have, in the general assembly held on 21 March 2025, approved the payment of total dividend of … Continued

100,000 Australians Demand Facts, Not Fear in Nuclear Debate

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Nuclear for Australia has announced that over 100,000 Australians have now signed a petition calling for the legalisation of nuclear power, marking a significant shift in public sentiment toward evidence-based energy policy. This milestone reflects growing frustration with Australia’s outdated prohibition on nuclear energy while countries worldwide embrace it as a clean, reliable power source. … Continued