Australian governments need to urgently call a national energy summit of all key decision makers after the federal budget predicted 56 per cent of energy price rises over two years. 9News
Increase household rebates: The federal government fears this could fuel inflation, but the impact of giving low-income households extra to pay essential expenses would be minimal.
Fund free energy audits: Many households could save hundreds of dollars just by getting some crucial energy efficiency advice, which would not add to inflation. Tap more gas: The coalition and the gas industry have called for new gasfields to be tapped, which would increase supply although it may not automatically reduce prices.has also proposed a conversation about nuclear power. Although not a short-term solution, it too should be on the table.
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