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False Energy Transition: The View from Australia (Nick Cater, Menzies Research Centre) - Vimarsana News

False Energy Transition: The View from Australia (Nick Cater, Menzies Research Centre)

In the current ‘transition’, the process is reversed unless we are prepared to countenance the mass use of nuclear technology.

Leap into the Dark: The Energy-Transition Fantasy - Vimarsana News

Leap into the Dark: The Energy-Transition Fantasy

The dire economic consequences of ambitious renewable energy targets are seldom allowed to enter the debate. Driven by central planners, cheered on by rent-seekers and underwritten by the taxpayers who will be its victims, Australia's net-zero green wonderland is supposed to be just 26 years away. Who do they think they're kidding?

Energy revolution on track: electricity bills to fall, transition to renewables accelerates - Vimarsana News

Energy revolution on track: electricity bills to fall, transition to renewables accelerates

Electricity prices are falling, decarbonisation is accelerating. No need for public subsidies for fossil fuel companies, despite their demands

Energy transition: CopperString project cost blowouts an ominous sign for transition - Vimarsana News

Energy transition: CopperString project cost blowouts an ominous sign for transition

Projected cost rises for major energy projects, from CopperString to Snowy 2.0, suggest the cost of the transition to net zero by 2050 will be more expensive than originally forecast.

Source: afr.com
Australian Energy Regulator Clare Savage: Capacity mechanism will keep our lights on - Vimarsana News

Australian Energy Regulator Clare Savage: Capacity mechanism will keep our lights on

Australian Energy Regulator chairwoman Clare Savage says a capacity mechanism is needed to ensure there is enough supply to avoid potential shortfalls when coal and gas exits the grid.

Source: afr.com