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Six points that Peter Dutton’s nuclear plan has to answer

The gaps in the Coalition’s proposal mean it is not a climate change and energy policy, at least not yet.

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In 2025, Australians may face a cost-of-living federal election. But it should equally be a vote on climate and energy policy, a defining driver of Australia’s future prosperity.

Less than nine months before the election, both sides of politics are looking for a plan that enables Australia to hit net-zero emissions by 2050 while maintaining an affordable, reliable energy supply. Labor’s policies are still work in progress while the Coalition has a single, yet to be fleshed-out proposal to go nuclear.

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Tony Wood is head of the energy program at the Grattan Institute.

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