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Budget to Increase Energy Hardship – Green
- The 2025 Budget maintains current government policies, impacting energy hardship and delaying a low-emissions, low-cost energy network transition in New Zealand.
- This budget follows last year's $56 million cut to the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority, further reducing support for households and businesses.
- It allocates $4.8 billion over four years to renewable energy and storage investments intended to lower emissions and costs, but critics say it lacks sufficient action and ambition.
- Scott Willis, the Green Party Energy Spokesperson, criticized the Budget for lacking sufficient funding to maintain reliable electricity supply and to drive progress towards a cleaner, more affordable energy system.
- The budget’s continuation of the existing energy market structure may increase energy hardship for 110,000 households and sustain fossil fuel reliance, raising concerns about future climate impacts.
13 Articles
13 Articles
"It's Clumsy and a Fatal Sign
Salzburg's Greens are following up on the conference of the state leaders in Leogang: What are the costs for the taxpayers? Did the state governor want to have a nice time with his colleagues at the end of the day? The fact that the Austrian state leaders are holding their meeting on upcoming savings on 6 June at the luxury hotel in Krallerhof in Leogang is causing high waves. Not only among the population – these are meeting future savings incl…
Greens Accuse Government of "Wrong Break" Budget
Green boss Banaszak accuses the Federal Government of "worshipping" and "budgeting". The reason is planned shifts from the regular federal budget to the Climate and Transformation Fund. The Ministry of Finance rejects the criticism.
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