Why is CSIRO hiding the inconvenient truth about renewables cost blowout?
The CSIRO just admitted that coal is cheaper than renewables. But you wouldn’t know it from the headlines. CSIRO’s 2024-25 …
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Energy pain in Spain should ring alarm bells in Australia
On 16 April, Spain achieved an electricity landmark: 100% renewable energy penetration. Twelve days later, its entire electricity grid collapsed, …
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Why have we fallen for the ‘cheap renewables’ magic tricks?
The jury is in on the government’s power price promise. Instead of a $275 reduction in household bills by 2025, …
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Why I’m standing up to AEMO’s Integrated System Plan
It is crucial in a public policy debate to maintain a civil discourse that engages robustly with evidence and analysis, …
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The cost of nuclear: some clarifications
With the federal election looming, the already heated debate over Australia’s energy future is set to intensify. Last month, the …
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Mining industry foes would leave us with fewer roads, hospitals and schools
Coal and gas royalty payments from mining companies are a major revenue stream for state governments; and those royalties help …
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Frontier’s modelling exposes flaws of Labor’s renewables policy
Amid the political fight over the Coalition’s nuclear plan, the flaws in the federal government’s own renewables-driven energy models – …
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Cutting gas risks plunging Australia into blackouts
If ant-gas campaigns succeed, Australia could face a wave of blackouts due to the inherent downtime in renewable energy sources like wind and solar.
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Blackout fears prove our living standards are slipping
One good reason to have a controllable supply of electricity at our disposal is to help us cope with the …
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It couldn’t be more obvious why Qld regions abandoned Labor
Queensland Labor’s embrace of progressive policies popular with the urban elite meant it had abandoned the regions.