The next Energy White Paper
The environment for Australia’s energy sector investment and policy making is more challenging now than at any other time in decades. In this presentation at the US-Australia Dialogue on Energy Security, Tony Wood assesses how these key challenges will frame Australia’s next Energy White Paper.
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