Coal plants must close by 2034, new petrol cars banned by 2035
Coal stations must close by 2034, petrol cars banned by 2035, renewable energy at 96% by 2035.
A new roadmap from Climate Analytics shows what Australia needs to do to limit global warming to as close to 1.5 degrees as possible. The 183-page report says coal-fired power must end by 2034 and new petrol and diesel car sales must stop by 2035.
Renewable energy would reach 87% of the grid by 2030, then 96% by 2035, and 100% by 2050. Oil demand would need to halve by 2035, and gas use would drop 90% by 2040.
Planes and ships would switch to sustainable fuels by 2045. Australia could cut its future emissions by 71% if it acts immediately, the report found.
- 2034
- Coal closure deadline
- 2035
- Petrol car ban deadline
- 96 percent
- Renewable energy by 2035
- 71 percent
- Possible emissions reduction
Why it mattersThe deadlines set a clear path for policymakers and show what climate commitments actually require, not just what targets sound good.
AustraliaAustralians drive petrol cars, heat homes with gas, and rely on coal and gas exports. These changes would reshape energy, transport, jobs, and the economy over the next decade.
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