Just over a year into the LNP's Energy Roadmap, it's hard to overstate just how far behind Queensland has fallen in Australia's renewable energy transition.

While other state governments are actively integrating more clean, affordable power and storage into their energy mixes, the Queensland LNP continue to back the most expensive forms of energy, coal and gas.

In just one year, the Crisafulli Government has called in six projects that are now sitting in limbo, cancelled others, and even sold off publicly-owned renewable assets, all while funnelling over $2 billion of taxpayer money to keep ageing coal stations running. In just two years, we've gone from having clean energy companies lining up to take advantage of our energy rich climate, to scaring off renewable investment while giving preferential treatment to fossil fuels.

The LNP's reliance on coal will keep power bills high, risk further shortfalls and cost Queensland taxpayers. The State Government's inaction is pushing us further and further behind the rest of the country.

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