Already a subscriber?Peter Dutton has pledged to build seven government-owned nuclear power stations by 2050, with the first unit to be operational in just over a decade, saying it was integral to the energy mix if Australia was to have cheap, clean and reliable power in the long term.
He also brushed aside concerns by the current crop of state and territory leaders, all of whom have said they would not welcome nuclear power in their jurisdictions.“Somebody famously said ‘I would not stand between the premier and a bucket of money’, and we’ve seen the premiers in different debates before where they’ve been able to negotiate with the Commonwealth and will be able to address those issues,” he said.
“They’ll be part of an energy mix with renewables and significant amounts of gas into the system, particularly in the interim period,” he said. “To make matters worse, our opponents would tear up the 2030 targets that give investors the certainty they need. That would be a stupendous act of economic self-sabotage which puts political differentiation ahead of investor certainty and Australia’s national economic interest.”
Mr Dutton said nuclear power was more realistic than green hydrogen, which was still not commercially viable and was “voodoo economics”.
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