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- Energy Minister Chris Bowen defended the Albanese government’s energy plan as evidence-based, backed by the CSIRO and energy regulators, during a debate on April 10, 2025, highlighting their goal of a 43 percent emissions reduction by 2030.
- Opposition counterpart Ted O'Brien criticized Labor's energy approach, asserting that nuclear energy is needed to deliver lower prices and arguing for its public ownership.
- Bowen warned that the Coalition's nuclear strategy might hinder progress toward renewable energy and criticized the outdated reliance on coal plants.
- Both leaders accused each other of using unreliable models to forecast energy costs, with O'Brien promising a 3 percent reduction in electricity bills under his plan, while Bowen refused to commit to specific figures.
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