‘Something is really wrong’: Jonathan Duniam reacts to stark warning about net zero
Shadow Environment Minister Jonathan Duniam says a report calling for a national electricity market reform proves something is “really wrong” with the left’s green energy agenda.
The report by the Grattan Institute warns the federal government’s push for net zero is ‘ad hoc’ and ‘uncoordinated.’
“When the left are rounding on themselves, and starting to sound the alarm bells you know something is really wrong," Mr Duniam said.
“It is rather becoming embarrassing - but the problem is it is such a serious issue.
“We’ve been belling the cat on this for a long, long time, and common sense dictates that you have to bring on, and maintain reliable, cheap, base load energy.”
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Abandon net-zero, the "green" subsidies and regulations, base load power is the only priority we should have, wind and solar fail the criteria for it, so ditch them, get gas, coal and nuclear on there!
@evil17
Ай бұрын
Spot on.
This government has to be held accountable. They are single handedly committing Australia to economic collapse.
@evil17
Ай бұрын
!Nosaert.
@patrickstewart8052
Ай бұрын
Absolutely
LABOR goes in accordance with WEF😢
OMG anybody with half an inkling of knowledge about electricity could have seen this coming, whoever advises Bowen and the government have obviously got no idea what is going on. The net zero plan sounds so good on the tablet but in reality there will be a lot of obstacles and it will never be a reality.
france has many nuclear power stations all safe , australia could have the same , japan s ones were safe it was the back up systems that was the failure, we in australia produce the uranium so take that off the price of electricty,, the same as we had cheap coal, if it is built in the right place , it will use the existing power lines so that will save billions, so keep the old coal ones going till a viable system is built
Well looking ahead who will dictate how green countries will be and how much power will be allowed per capita. Let me give you a hint it wont be the Western alliance.
Why is this sort of information not shown on mainstream media? The country needs to know the real truth.
If politics had not got in the way the last 3 decades we would still be singing in the rain, Thats the plane truth of fact
Politics & bureaucracy is the most expensive & dangerous aspect of nuclear power. Get rid of Labor, Liberls & Greens. Amend Nuclear bans & get reactors, we need clean base load power asap, keep coal & gas online till nuclear can come online, the price of power will always be expensive in Australia for some time but we need to move forward with the many benefits of nuclear energy.
send the bills to greens and albanesi for fsild project
Private enterprise has never built a coal fired power station! Why?
I wonder if any research has been done into the shifting of the poles which is happening at 45km a year and how much of that affects climate change.
@tombradshaw5164
Ай бұрын
For those who have never studied meteorology/climatology formally, I'm always fascinated when the term 'climate change' gets trotted out. What does it mean, scientifically? I know, but I'm not going to tell you. About 99.99% of people on the planet wouldn't have a bloody clue. We've got goons out there who think it's a bushfire, a flood, a drought, a rainbow, or a seabreeze. Faaaaaaaaaaaarrrrrrrkkkk!
But it all works in Bowen's head, oops he just blacked out.
In Alberta Canada, the socialist government got in for 4 years and got rid of most coal generation, and we now have about 30% of our supply from wind and solar. Electricity prices have tripled, and we now experience energy emergencies on a regular basis. The current conservative government is now trying to fast track gas generated electricity to overcome the issues.
Build new HELE plants
transition to the 1800's but even then they used coking coal to heat their homes
Hello
Surely the risks associated with our push to nuclear energy must be disussed with immediate neighbours.
@willdsm08
Ай бұрын
Modern reactors are nothing like the ones that were used in cold war Chernobyl, nor are they like the one that was taken out by a natural DISASTER in Fukushima. Please, do some actual research. There is plenty of real information out there that shows exactly what happened at both reactors.
@theidiotbastardson8223
Ай бұрын
Australia doesn't have "immediate" neighbors
@theidiotbastardson8223
Ай бұрын
@@willdsm08 More people died at chappaquiddick than three mile island.
@Veryconfusedbywar
Ай бұрын
@@willdsm08 You either research properly or you have a set idea, I am still to find the merits for this technology in Australia. Both in cost or practicality.
@Veryconfusedbywar
Ай бұрын
@@willdsm08 I would love to own a Ferrari I can afford it but in the future I know it would break me financially.
coal should just turn off let them all sufer 2 weeks
@connorduke4619
Ай бұрын
not a bad idea - coal strike!