Sussan Ley

Sussan Ley, a prominent leader of the Liberal Party and opposition politician, discusses her party's controversial decision to abandon the net zero 2050 commitment. She argues this move is essential for achieving affordable energy for families while attributing blame to Labor's energy management. Ley addresses internal pressures within her party and her approach to leadership that adapts to current needs. The conversation also touches on how the Coalition plans to reduce emissions without a net zero target, emphasizing technology-driven strategies.

Sussan Ley, the Opposition Leader and Senior Liberal Party politician, discusses the Coalition's bold shift in energy policy. She explains the decision to abandon the net zero target in favor of prioritizing affordability, driven by rising energy costs. Ley argues that while climate science is accepted, the focus should be on economic impacts. She outlines plans to lower energy prices by improving supply and incorporating gas and nuclear power, all while remaining in the Paris Agreement. Her insights blend political strategy with the complexities of energy management.