Australia’s energy and resources sector plays a critical role in its economy, with international demand for Australian resources being a key driver of the nation’s balance of payments.
However, significant shifts are underway that could alter this balance. The Australian energy sector is undergoing a major restructuring, which has already led to several insolvencies. The ongoing energy crisis, driven by wars and global moves to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, is poised to reshape the future of the sector.
While mining exports are expected to continue driving revenue over the next five years, with growing demand for natural gas and iron ore, Australia’s free trade agreements (FTAs) with the UK and India, effective from early 2023, are expected to boost export activity further. However, the new Climate Change Act is expected to fuel demand for renewable energy solutions in a sector that has seen limited investment over the past decade.
This market volatility requires constant rethinking for businesses in the sector, with restructuring and operational consolidation presented as an option.
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