Negative our coal use is trending downwards:

https://explore.openelectricity.org.au/energy/nem/?range=all&interval=1M&view=discrete-time&group=Detailed

We are a bit similar to Norway in that domestically we're doing great at pushing forward with renewables but we export most of our crap:

The main sources of domestic energy production from natural sources were:

• Black coal (11,092 PJ of which 89% was exported)
• Natural gas (5,724 PJ of which 78% was exported as LNG)
• Uranium (2,725 PJ of which 99% was exported)
• Crude oil, condensates and other petroleum products (750 PJ of which 79% was exported)

https://www.abs.gov.au/statistics/industry/energy/energy-account-australia/2023-24

So we export fossil fuels but at home we're number one in the world:

Australia has the highest per capita solar capacity, now over 1.4kW.

We also I'm pretty certain (thanks to the Labor governments home battery subsidises) number one in the world with home battery installs:

“Based on the success of the program to date, we anticipate around 175,000 valid batteries to be installed by the end of 2025, representing around 3.9 GWh of useable capacity.

https://reneweconomy.com.au/households-on-track-to-add-five-biggest-batteries-in-six-months-as-rebate-installs-rocket-towards-175000/

When you can get a 40kwh home battery for 7000 AUD (~4500 USD) to hook up to your solar panels (which are getting bugger all for sending solar to the grid because we now have too much solar being generated now) and just about go off grid, why wouldn't you?

Sorry for long reply :X