In a recent announcement, the Coalition government has pledged to achieve net zero emissions by 2050, with promises of reduced power bills for Australians. However, experts and leaders in the business and energy sectors are raising doubts about the feasibility of these claims.

According to the International Energy Agency, achieving net zero emissions will require a significant overhaul of the energy sector, with investments in renewable sources and technology. This transition, while crucial for combating climate change, may not necessarily result in lower power bills for consumers.

A fact-check of the Coalition's claims on reduced power bills found that the connection between net zero emissions and cheaper electricity prices is not as straightforward as portrayed. Experts warn that without a detailed plan outlining how this goal will be achieved, the government's promises may fall short of expectations.

As business and energy leaders call for more transparency and clarity from the Coalition, it remains to be seen how the government will address the concerns surrounding the impact of net zero emissions on power bills.