Queensland Government releases new Energy Roadmap 

 The Queensland Government has released its Energy Roadmap, outlining a plan to deliver affordable, reliable, and sustainable energy for Queenslanders.  

 Overall, the plan is expected to save Queensland taxpayers $26 billion. 

 Master Electricians Australia's CEO and President attended the official announcement, welcoming the Roadmap as a measured and achievable framework for Queensland's energy future. 

 Key highlights include: 

 * State-owned coal-fired power stations to remain operational until at least 2046 

 * Repeal of previous State-legislated renewable energy targets 

 * Reaffirmed commitment to reach net zero by 2050 

 * Establishment of a $400 million Queensland Energy Investment Fund, managed by QIC 

 * Creation of an Investor Gateway to attract private sector investment in renewables, gas, and firming capacity 

 * Continued commitment to the CopperString transmission project 

 MEA welcomes the Queensland Government's renewed focus on energy security, affordability, and investment certainty, which are critical to supporting the state's electrical and energy industries. 

 You can read more about the Energy Roadmap here.