The Oz reports that the treasurer will give a landmark speech...

The Oz reports that the treasurer will give a landmark speech today (at The Australian-Melbourne Institute Economic and Social Outlook conference):
(paywall: https://www.theaustralian.com.au/nation/politics/2023-outlook-conference-a-heavier-hand-to-hit-green-target-says-jim-chalmers/news-story/7decf0beba32e8378245ae3c8d62bd3e)

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The Treasurer will say: “The net-zero transformation will be the defining piece of the defining decade. Whether we succeed or fail in these ‘turbulent twenties’ will in large part be determined by how we maximise our advantages and leverage our strengths when it comes to energy in our economy. That’s why it’s such a major focus of the government.”

Labor’s supercharged industry subsidies will initially focus on four priority areas of green investment, based on the nation’s natural advantages: refining and processing critical minerals; supporting manufacturing of generation and storage technologies, including batteries; producing renewable hydrogen and its derivatives like ammonia, and; forging “green” metals.
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You'd think that this would involve assistance for RFX to build a factory in Australia, which aligns with what was reported by awg801 in the webinar thread yesterday. Not financial advice, but to me it's staring at us in the face.

As always, DYOR.