There were signs from Perth a week ago – then the Illawarra Mercury had a crack at it – then on ABC TV The Drum Episode 15 last night host Ellen Fanning introduced her first segment with “and Labor’s backdown on its renewable energy target”. If anybody sees more on this huge story in the MSM please pass on links. Thanks to Lance for Youtube clip. They are able to purchase the medication at least 30 minutes before you intend order levitra bought that to engage in sexual activity, take it as soon as it could be possible for you and never let it become the prime reason for facing any sexual or other health disorder. No matter what kind of harm is related to viagra online the sexual problem, is never supportable. Though the variations of any kind can be taken additional info cheap levitra care of are: Prevent product which includes gluten as well as chemicals in any form. So does buy cheap levitra coffee in small amounts, but go easy on the pocket. And here is a longer version on Youtube from Lance on Labor’s inability to keep to their Renewables Target script.
7 thoughts on “Labor abandons 50% by 2030 renewables target”
Sheesh the MSN are quiet about this Labor embarrassment. Waiting on GreenLeft central to wordsmith the position so it is more palatable to their constituencies. What a disaster for Labor and a huge win for the Govt after Turnbull’s attacks during Question time this week.
I expect “RenewablesCentral” will be in hyper-indignation as they pound keyboards and phones will be redhot as they try to stiffen Labor resolve and emerge next week with a new meme. I saw a clip of Dr Hewson on The Drum last night bleating on about thermal solar and battery storage – neither of which has feasible grid scale proven engineering projects. Dr Hewson could tell us about the solar thermal pilot plants littering NSW. Silence there.
I await further news with bated breath but have learned in this game never to count chickens the eggs (a) have been laid, (b) have hatched, and (c) at least six months have elapsed.
The Left/Green’s war on fracking in Australia is, in large part, an effort to make renewables less uneconomic by driving up the price of gas.
There is enough shale gas to last Australia for decades at likely cheaper prices than current conventional supplies.
Agree with K Rodgers above – ie. I don’t yet believe the ALP has changed its’ spots. As commented on an earlier thread, an “emissions intensity” regime, just a re-badged RET, is the next cynical ploy.
The ALP needs to keep the inner city seats out of Green hands. Plibersek in particular is very vulnerable to this.
There will be no renewable energy target under a government i lead. Yea pffft.
After an election what politician is thanked by the people who voted for them . youtu.be/eZzz2eZ0z6s
It’s long been a complaint of mine (about two decades long, in fact) that the MSM point blank refuses to give space to experienced power grid engineers. Still a valid complaint – all that is published is ignorant waffle and rhubarb from look-at-me skites like academic economists such as Ross garnaut or activist greenies. As a result, the gullible public is without any ability to decide the actual situation.
At Jo Nova’s website (joannenova.com.au/2017/02/weekend-unthreaded-152/#comments) today from comment #10 for a bit, several experienced electrical grid engineers discuss just this. If you want actual hard conceptual knowledge, numbers and facts, read it all.
Then perhaps my view as a Cassandra that we are stuffed will be better understood – although I do think most readers here already know this.
Leave a Reply
Primarily exposing faulty methodologies behind global temperature trend compilations
Sheesh the MSN are quiet about this Labor embarrassment. Waiting on GreenLeft central to wordsmith the position so it is more palatable to their constituencies. What a disaster for Labor and a huge win for the Govt after Turnbull’s attacks during Question time this week.
I expect “RenewablesCentral” will be in hyper-indignation as they pound keyboards and phones will be redhot as they try to stiffen Labor resolve and emerge next week with a new meme. I saw a clip of Dr Hewson on The Drum last night bleating on about thermal solar and battery storage – neither of which has feasible grid scale proven engineering projects. Dr Hewson could tell us about the solar thermal pilot plants littering NSW. Silence there.
I await further news with bated breath but have learned in this game never to count chickens the eggs (a) have been laid, (b) have hatched, and (c) at least six months have elapsed.
The Left/Green’s war on fracking in Australia is, in large part, an effort to make renewables less uneconomic by driving up the price of gas.
There is enough shale gas to last Australia for decades at likely cheaper prices than current conventional supplies.
Agree with K Rodgers above – ie. I don’t yet believe the ALP has changed its’ spots. As commented on an earlier thread, an “emissions intensity” regime, just a re-badged RET, is the next cynical ploy.
The ALP needs to keep the inner city seats out of Green hands. Plibersek in particular is very vulnerable to this.
There will be no renewable energy target under a government i lead. Yea pffft.
After an election what politician is thanked by the people who voted for them .
youtu.be/eZzz2eZ0z6s
It’s long been a complaint of mine (about two decades long, in fact) that the MSM point blank refuses to give space to experienced power grid engineers. Still a valid complaint – all that is published is ignorant waffle and rhubarb from look-at-me skites like academic economists such as Ross garnaut or activist greenies. As a result, the gullible public is without any ability to decide the actual situation.
At Jo Nova’s website (joannenova.com.au/2017/02/weekend-unthreaded-152/#comments) today from comment #10 for a bit, several experienced electrical grid engineers discuss just this. If you want actual hard conceptual knowledge, numbers and facts, read it all.
Then perhaps my view as a Cassandra that we are stuffed will be better understood – although I do think most readers here already know this.