Queensland Drops Labor Plan for ‘Zero Emission’ Government Fleet

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The Queensland government will focus on a broader approach to cutting emissions from its public service fleet.

Queensland Drops Labor Plan for ‘Zero Emission’ Government Fleet

An EV charging car space in Calamvale of Brisbane, Australia, on Jan. 29, 2023. Daniel Teng/The Epoch Times

Crystal-Rose Jones

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The Queensland LNP has axed a previous mandate to replace all eligible government cars with “zero emission” vehicles by December 2026.

Instead, the Liberal National Party (LNP) government has released a new strategy that sets a smaller 10 percent emissions reduction target across the entire fleet by 2030, rather than focusing on replacing individual vehicles.

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