Consumers won’t cop ‘crazy’ energy prices from a too-rapid transition
Australia can lead the world on the energy transition to a low-carbon economy, but the shift from fossil fuels must be gradual to avoid price spikes that could damage public confidence in renewables, leading energy financiers said.
The jump in the price of oil, gas and coal in response to the Russia-Ukraine war and rebounding consumer demand after pandemic lockdowns fuelled debate at The Australian Financial Review Business Summit about the opportunities and challenges of the clean energy transition.
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