Australian govt introduces Future Made, beefed up ARENA legislation to parliament  

Published 09:52 on July 3, 2024  /  Last updated at 09:52 on July 3, 2024  / Mark Tilly /  Asia Pacific, Australia

The federal government introduced its Future Made in Australia legislation to parliament Wednesday, designed in part to unlock some A$22.7 billion ($15.1 bln) in public funding over the next decade to drive investment into industries that will transition the country to net zero emissions and, the government hopes, turn it into a renewable energy superpower.
The federal government introduced its Future Made in Australia legislation to parliament Wednesday, designed in part to unlock some A$22.7 billion ($15.1 bln) in public funding over the next decade to drive investment into industries that will transition the country to net zero emissions and, the government hopes, turn it into a renewable energy superpower.


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