The Hon Angus Taylor MP Media Releases
Around 720,000 loyal households and small businesses across Australia are set to receive lower energy bills from July 1, 2020.
The Liberal National Government will examine how Australia can build its bioenergy sector to become an increased source of clean energy and potential economic and job creation opportunities.
Australian energy prices have hit their lowest in four years in the first three months of 2020.
The Australian Government is boosting the nation’s long-term fuel security by taking advantage of dramatic falls in global oil prices and building on our historic agreement with the United States to access their Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR).
Australia has been invited to take part in a special G20 group appointed to help ensure a stable and sustainable energy market throughout the Coronavirus pandemic.
For many Australians power bills are complex and confusing, which can lead to consumers paying more for their energy than necessary. Today, Minister for Energy and Emissions Reduction Angus Taylor has submitted a rule change to the Australian Energy Market Commission (AEMC) to improve the form and content of retail energy bills to make energy bills simpler and easier for consumers to understand.
The Australian Government is backing a clean, innovative and competitive national hydrogen industry.
An extraordinary meeting of G20 Energy Ministers, including Australia’s Minister for Energy and Emissions Reduction Angus Taylor, has agreed to work together in the spirit of solidarity to ensure the stability of global energy markets through the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Australian Government is supporting the next generation of clean energy entrepreneurs to develop new ideas and technology for the sector’s future.
The Liberal National Government is continuing to purchase emissions reductions from Australian businesses, supporting jobs and cash flow during challenging economic times.