The Liberals have sided with the Nationals and ditched the commitment to achieving net-zero emissions by 2050 after two days of party room meetings and months of division.

THE POLICY

* Opposition Leader Sussan Ley on Thursday announced the party would ensure Australia remains in the global climate treaty the Paris Agreement if it returns to government, but would drop support of net zero

* Ms Ley said the party would drop the 62 to 70 per cent emissions reductions target by 2030, which the Labor government committed to in September

* During the announcement, Ms Ley's key pledge was electricity prices would come down under the Liberals' energy policy, but she refused to answer questions about when families would see lower prices

* Opposition energy spokesman Dan Tehan said the Liberals

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