Labor knocks the Coalition’s $330bn nuclear plan | ABC News

The government has described the Coalition's nuclear energy plan as a complete farce and cast doubt over their commitment to net zero.
Peter Dutton's nuclear power proposal relies on a smaller economy and higher carbon emissions, and would cost more than $300 billion, according to his long-awaited costing.
The proposal would still see more than half of Australia's power come from renewables, but coal would be kept for longer to fill the gap before nuclear plants arrive in 12 years' time at the earliest.
The costing, prepared by Frontier Economics, found a system with nuclear would be cheaper over a 25-year period than a system without it.
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