A new poll shows that almost 70 per cent of South Australian voters back a 100 per cent clean energy target by 2030.
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| A Tesla car charging station near the "big battery" plant outside of Jamestown. |
The targeted survey, conducted by the Australia Institute, asked people if they would support or oppose a renewable energy target of 100 per cent by 2030, given the state energy minister has said South Australia is on target to reach the previous government’s renewable target of 75 per cent by 2025.
Noah Schultz-Byard, the Australia Institute’s SA projects manager, said while renewable energy is popular in South Australia, he was surprised by the degree of support for the policy idea.
Read the story from Adelaide’s InDaily by Jessica Bassano - “Strong support for 100 per cent SA renewables target: poll.”
