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Cheers

hate to say I told you so

And where do the high prices start?.....they start with the price of gas

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But I thought the invasion of Ukraine and sanctions on Russian gas lead to a rise in the price of the wind blowing

Stages 1A and 1B are the "boring" bits of the project for me. But at 400MW, the nameplate capacity is already 1/3 larger than the current largest wind farm!

I'm more excited for the next stages and champing at the bit for that 900MW/1800MWh battery. Absolute game changer.

https://reneweconomy.com.au/solar-sunshot-albanese-pledges-1bn-to-take-australia-from-pit-to-panel/amp/ Big announcement by Aus government today, aiming to get Australia producing panels. Will be interested to see if we can actually compete on price with Chinese ones, but still great to see investm...

That being dictated to by "foreigners" is ok by you if you're from Bumfuck, Texas?

Screenshot_2024-03-27-08-34-39-225_com.android.chrome-edit.jpg So anyway. Stage 1 under construction 400MW of wind). Final delivery of turbines on site by about September. Stage 2 is 600MW wind and 600MW solar. But the game changer is a battery delivering 900MWh for 2 hours at a time. Say whatever ...

Ok boomer

Ok boomer.

Stop what? When the NSW interconnector and goyder south are complete in a couple of years, SA will blow straight past 100% renewables. You're 20 years too late to building nuclear in Australia and your prime example to do so (the french) started to build theirs in the late 50s. And good on them! The...

Depends. How many solar panels, hydro dams, pumped hydro dams and grid scale batteries do you have?

I don’t get what’s so bad about literally just legalising it? No one says as soon as it’s legal that we’re mandated to build any, it’s literally just changing a political decision made nearly 30 years ago I think the key there is in the process. There's a big difference in it not being a big deal l...

Why are you even on this forum? I live here and you don't. You left Australia to live in the EU which is run by a bunch of lunatics like Guy Verhofstadt and Ursula Von Leyen. Stay in your lane and butt out of our affairs. Nobody made you the judge of who can comment. Talk to the mods if you think t...

The coal lobby doesn't want to lose its income to wind and solar but happy to accommodate a uranium rod.

I've heard some shit in my time but this one

Also FMD what a time to be alive when rednecks are bird watchers

I'm not anti nuclear. I have a simple question. If the chosen route from here is to go nuclear, what on earth is the policy between now and in an absolute minimum 15 years from now when the first reactor could be commissioned? The answer is burn more coal and gas. And when the cost comparison is don...

I thought the questions were too skewed to consider answering whatever short survey I saw. I have no problem with nuclear power being legalised/decriminalised/allowed. If a nuclear power station were to be built, I have no problem with it being in an appropriate industrial zone near me, but the que...