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Australia's ambitious green energy transition, marked by rising investments in solar and wind, reveals a complex scenario. The nation boasts solar panels in a third of homes and a 43% renewable contribution to its power grid.

However, this growth has primarily supplemented fossil fuel use rather than replacing it. As a top exporter of liquefied natural gas (LNG), Australia grapples with the conflicting demands of economic expansion and urgent decarbonization efforts, raising critical questions about the future of its energy landscape.