Australia, like much of the Western world, has in recent years pledged to undergo 'energy transition' in pursuit of net-zero targets. The high profile support for the climate agenda has created pressure for countries to pursue these policies, while in many cases overlooking the drawbacks and complications involved.

This panel at ARC Australia saw experts in the energy markets discuss the places where these policies do more harm than good, and where they feel Australia's outlook towards energy needs to move in future in order for energy to remain abundant and cheap.