Queensland to legislate renewable targets in $62 billion wind, solar and storage plan, page-5

Yep. That's big money for sure.

The challenge is flexibility in my view.

Technological change is moving very quickly . Hydrogen long term remains questionable . l think there will always be a role for hydrogen but battery advancement is already eating its lunch in 2023.

That said, if we overshoot and get to net zero emissions faster than expected because of competing technologies, l don't think that will be a bad thing.

The good thing is that they are committing to things like super grid which should be utilised either way.