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Federal Opposition Leader Peter Dutton says his plan for nuclear power will complement existing infrastructure.But he says, unlike the government's policies, his plan will make use of existing power poles and wires."I've said that we'll look at places where there is an existing coal-fired power station coming to an end of life.
New South Wales Energy Minister Penny Sharpe says the agreement is temporary and targeted in order to guarantee a minimum supply of electricity until the new expected closure date. Global demand for batteries is set to quadruple by the end of the decade with increased demand for power storage for mobile phones, vehicles, and electricity grids.The leader of the United Kingdom's main opposition Labour Party has welcomed the announcement by the prime minister that a fresh election will be held in July.
The data reveals the pressure of high rents and other elevated living expenses have seen younger people cut spending by more than seven per cent in the year to March when adjusted for inflation.While a cut to discretionary purchases is expected in a strained financial environment, those in their 20s were also spending less on essentials at about the same rate.
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