The Albanese government is moving towards binding minimum volumes of low carbon liquid fuels and then a broader carbon intensity cap to clean up the transport sector and kick-start a domestic industry in low carbon alternatives.
With national compliance arriving as early as 2029 under a new or expanded regulator, the intervention is seen as necessary to lessen the emissions of hard to electrify transport sectors like aviation and to …
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