Climate Change Minister Chris Bowen says Australia is poised for a renewable revolution in manufacturing, particularly in the electric vehicle sector.
Climate Change Minister Chris Bowen says Australia is poised for a renewable revolution in manufacturing, particularly in the electric vehicle sector. “We’re very forward-leaning, whether it’s electric vehicles or components of electric vehicles or batteries,” Mr Bowen said.
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