One Nation plans coal and nuclear power but won't say the cost
One Nation shared energy plans at a western Victoria rally. The party pledged to reinvest in coal, gas and nuclear. It would stop using renewable energy. Officials refused to say how much it would cost.
Why it mattersVoters cannot assess One Nation's energy plan without knowing its cost. They also need to know how existing renewable contracts would be stopped. This makes the policy incomplete and without numbers.
AustraliaFor Victorians, this signals One Nation would reverse state renewable energy commitments if elected, potentially affecting power costs, grid investment and the VNI West project affecting regional farmers.
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