
CME calls for tax credits for battery and critical minerals projects
The Chamber of Minerals and Energy of WA (CME) has recommended the introduction of a production tax credit for battery and critical minerals projects as part of its submission to the federal government ahead of the May Budget. CME chief executive officer Rebecca Tomkinson says Australia needs to act now to mitigate intense global competition for investment capital amidst geopolitical tensions, rising costs and persistent labour shortages.? “In line with our repeated calls for competitive and stable fiscal settings, the introduction of a production tax credit for battery and critical minerals projects is another key recommendation, especially in light of the recent commodity price falls for nickel and lithium,” she said.?? “Tangible actions like this will support Australia’s broader ambitions…









