The Australia National Electric Vehicle Strategy

The Australia National Electric Vehicle Strategy

The transport sector is currently responsible for 19% of Australia’s emissions. Transport emissions have already increased by 22% between 2005 and 2019, and without strong policy action are currently on track to still be higher than 2005-levels by 2030. This risks taking Australia further away from its 43% and net zero emissions reduction targets.
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