You can read
a 65 page report detailing all the various subsidies if you like? I would also mention that the FCTS is worth looking at because the primary claimer of these tax credits is disproportionately the energy and O&G sector based on the govnerment's own reporting. If you want to argue that's an indirect tax incentive, so be it but there's plenty of direct ones. I live in QLD so my examples are mostly from here but there's funding to
fast-track gas developments as an isolated example. To think it's only for renewables just shows you aren't really paying attention.
https://australiainstitute.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/P1543-Fossil-fuel-subsidies-2024-FINAL-WEB.pdf
Edit: Also sorry I don't want to make this political. I am pro O&G but I really think it's important to have perspective
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