Source: Energy Industry News (energyindustrynews.net)
Albo lied to us all about his plan to lower electricity and cost of living. He made someone with an arts degree treasurer ffs. We are f’d. ScoMo was right on the miney that these clowns would destroy life as we know it. And media are largely responsible for lying to us.
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Anthony Albanese says postponing energy market meeting with premiers won’t delay power price reliefThe prime minister, who is isolating with Covid, says putting off national cabinet by two days will not affect timing of proposed intervention So good he tricked everyone into voting for him by saying power prices would go down. Investors are set to make an absolute fortune with his climate targets which will push power prices sky high making the rich richer and the people poorer. So lucky people are gullible suckers
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National cabinet goes virtual after Anthony Albanese contracts COVIDNational Cabinet will now attend a virtual meeting this Friday on how to solve the country's energy crisis and reduce power bills. The meeting was rearranged after Prime Minister Albanese tested positive to COVID. 7NEWS Don’t need national cabinet , just dig up more coal and gas , build more coal power stations or go nuclear . Simple . It’s so good that Albo lied to everyone about power prices to win the election. People are such gullible suckers. Now us investors will make a fortune with his climate targets pushing power prices sky high to make the rich richer and the people poorer. 💰💰👍👍
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Albanese catches COVID-19 againPrime Minister Anthony Albanese will be isolating and working from Kirribilli. ‘Working’ Lol Hopefully Australia will be safe for a few weeks How convenient in bushfire season
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Peter Malinauskas says he is in 'furious agreement' with Anthony Albanese that nuclear power would not work for AustraliaThe South Australian premier has comprehensively rejected the future use of nuclear power generators in Australia, saying the 'completely uneconomic' technology had already been thoroughly investigated and dismissed. Peter obviously spent time getting re-educated by Covid Albo today and has fallen back into goosestep! Didn't take long for Albo to nobble Peter.
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Premier says he is in 'furious agreement' with Anthony Albanese that nuclear power is 'completely uneconomic' for AustraliaSouth Australia's premier has comprehensively rejected the future use of nuclear power generators in Australia, saying the 'completely uneconomic' technology had already been thoroughly investigated and dismissed. abc730 Yes - he said that - among other things…. Nuclear is second only to hydro in energy ROI. and its 10x the ROI of solar. its lower carbon than wind and solar. its lower deaths per TWH than wind and solar. its less capital cost per TWH than wind and solar. Peter M is an amazing man! His comment on ‘nuclear power’ was well considered and erudite! The Labor government ,in all states and federally is heading in the best direction for all Australians! Sarah get off your bike with regard to the golf tournament!
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Albanese govt calling on NSW and Qld to implement $125-a-tonne domestic coal price capSky News Political Editor Andrew Clennell says the federal government is seeking to get New South Wales and Queensland to “implement a cap on the domestic coal price of $125 a tonne”. He said the government is set to announce a cap on gas prices of $13 per gigajoule. “The federal government at the moment is offering no compensation to the states for implementing a coal price cap but saying that putting on a coal price cap is the states' responsibility,' Mr Clennell said. “The New South Wales government is not focused, as I understand it, on getting compensation for royalties. “They are focused on consumers and are aware that implementing a $125 per tonne coal price cap would mean they would have to compensate coal-fired power generators who have already contracted coal at a much higher price.” He also said the New South Wales government fears “coal companies could collapse” if they are forced to provide coal to generators at these prices.
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