The Albanese Government is again partnering with local governments to deliver energy upgrades and bill savings for community facilities like local pools, sporting clubs and community centres, so they can spend more on what they do best.
Reigning AFL champions, the Brisbane Lions, are powering towards the 2025 opening round, but the AFL and AFLW club has even more energy on the way with new batteries to boost their Springfield headquarters.
A Bundaberg biorefinery that will convert sugar mill waste into sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) and a second project to supply SAF at the Brisbane Airport, are taking off with new funding from the Albanese Labor Government.
The Albanese Labor Government is backing Australian steelmakers and manufacturers now and into the future, with a $500 million investment through the Future Made in Australia Innovation Fund.
Home-grown Aussie-made technology to improve the quality of in demand batteries will receive a $30 million boost, as the Albanese Government invests in a future made in Australia.
Batteries to soak up excess solar at a council childcare centre, solar panels to cut bills for the local library and the community pool going all-electric are just some of the projects the Albanese Government is backing with its $100 million Community Ene
The Albanese Government is driving down power bills and boosting energy reliability for households in Maloneys Beach, Leeton and Goulburn with three community batteries switched on.
More than one in three drivers are thinking about buying an electric vehicle in the next five years, and the Albanese Government is accelerating the rollout of public chargers to meet this growing demand.
