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How Victoria got hooked on gas, and why the heat s on to find new fuel

How Victoria got hooked on gas, and why the heat’s on to find new fuel We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement It’s the most simple step in a recipe: boil a pot of water. And for most of us it begins the same way. Turn the knob on the stove, click the ignition switch and wait for the whoosh of a glowing blue flame. Natural gas has burnt in Victorian homes for decades, not just for cooking but for hot water and heating too. With up to 3 million connections and 65 per cent of the nation’s total residential use, Victoria is unique in Australia for its reliance on gas as a fuel source.

There s a key element missing from the debate about Australia s journey to net-zero emissions

There’s a key element missing from the debate about Australia’s journey to net-zero emissions We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement Were you electrified by the Energy Security Board’s recently released options paper for the future energy system? Did it feel relevant to your family? Critical to the way you think about the future? Last week’s report made big waves among energy insiders, providing much-needed solutions for the security challenges that have shadowed Australia’s energy transformation since they were revealed by the South Australian blackout of 2016.

Reaction: Emissions the unspoken elephant in the room in ESB reform package

30 April 2021 The Energy Security Board delivered a series of options for redesigning the national electricity market on Friday, but many energy industry players say the package has left some significant gaps in its proposed reforms, including addressing the sector’s greenhouse gas emissions. “What should have been a pathway to steer the energy market towards net zero emissions is underwhelming in its vision. Instead, it proposes not only significant changes that delay the transition, but more importantly, recommendations that result in higher energy prices for consumers,” Stephanie Bashir from Nexa Advisory told RenewEconomy. “The ESB’s Physical Retailer Reliability Obligation recommendations, if approved by the States, would require retailers to buy and surrender certificates from firm generators, effectively creating new revenue streams for coal and gas-fired generators.”

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