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Reasons why Net Zero is unachievable
Barker MP TONY PASIN has provided the following opinion piece outlining his concerns with a NET ZERO CARBON EMISSIONS TARGET…
Doubling down on net zero as emissions grow
Is the world cooling on net zero? If this is so, Australia’s extraordinarily high emissions reduction target of 62 to 70 per cent for 2035 looks like a classic case of economic self-harm.
Snowy Hydro 2.0 flags another cost blowout with $12bn price tag now considered unachievable
Pumped hydro project in Kosciuszko national park is 67% complete, but supply chain cost increases and issues with a borer have caused cost overrun
Look at the scoreboard! Net zero hides real result
Net zero advocates are accused of shifting blame, dismissing factual criticism as “misinformation” while the reality reveals cost blowouts and broken promises.
Businesses rank energy as their No. 1 concern
Businesses now rank the cost of energy as the chief concern for their future, rating it almost three times more worrying than US tariff and trade disruptions, according to new analysis.
‘It’s not us anymore’: Renewables go from boom to bust in the wind capital of Canada
In Pincher Creek, wind is king, roaring down the eastern Rockies, delivering power for generations, so much so the municipal district made a windmill part of its corporate logo.
Revealed: the stunning scale of the renewables rollout
Australia’s renewable energy revolution will require 25,000 wind towers and 250 million solar panels across an area larger than Sydney, new mapping reveals.
Strong iron ore price hands Labor huge bonus
Treasurer Jim Chalmers claimed credit on Monday for a smaller Budget deficit than predicted by the big-spending Albanese Government, even though the difference was mainly due to wrong official forecasts for iron ore prices.
Ausgrid’s $180m solar and battery plan stumbles on regulatory roadblock
Ausgrid’s $180m plan to build community solar generation and battery projects across Sydney and the NSW Central Coast has been thrown into doubt after legal advice to the Australian Energy Regulator found the distributor cannot immediately recover the costs through customer bills.