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Adam Triggs

Canberra
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Partner at Mandala, visiting fellow at the ANU Crawford School, non-resident fellow at the Brookings Institution
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Bowen's electrification gospel has a truck-shaped problem

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By Bruce Hardy, Adam Triggs
| pearlsandirritations.com
Australia is urging the world to electrify, but its own freight system remains overwhelmingly dependent on imported diesel when electric trucks could cut emissions, strengthen fuel security and lower costs. Chris Bowen is right to preach electrification to the world. In Bonn this week, as COP31’s president of negotiations, he threw Australia’s weight behind the summit’s flagship target: lifting electricity from just over 20 per cent of global final energy demand to 35 per cent by 2035.
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Bowen's electrification gospel has a truck-shaped problem

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By Bruce Hardy, Adam Triggs
| Pearls and Irritations
Australia is urging the world to electrify, but its own freight system remains overwhelmingly dependent on imported diesel when electric trucks could cut emissions, strengthen fuel security and lower costs. Chris Bowen is right to preach electrification to the world. In Bonn this week, as COP31’s president of negotiations, he threw Australia’s weight behind the summit’s flagship target: lifting electricity from just over 20 per cent of global final energy demand to 35 per cent by 2035.
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This is what the process of reform looks like Original

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By Adam Triggs
| The Canberra Times
The Treasurer claimed that the 2026-27 budget was the most reformist budget in 25 years. This is probably an understatement. Subscribe now for unlimited access. or signup to continue reading EOFY SAVE 50% All articles from our website & app The digital version of Today's Paper Crosswords, Sudoku and Trivia Depending on how you view the introduction of a GST reform that had more holes than Swiss cheese and only abolished a few state taxes, it's probably closer to 40 years. Treasurer Jim Chalmers.
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