AEMO Is a True Clown World Operation
Yet another institution captured by the Long March left.
Yet another institution captured by the Long March left.
Everything else – Islam, migrants, trans pride, Ukrainian security – is more important than delivering basic safety and reasonable cost of living to British taxpayers. Go online to complain and you risk being thrown in jail. Are these people evil?
The systems that do nothing are the ones that fade. And we are not here to fade. We are here to outcompete. Preferably with the lights on.
Does anyone in Canberra have two brain cells to rub together?
As AI data centers, clean-energy mandates, and regulations collide, the power grid is becoming a battlefield.
Trust the unsinkable politician fond of rebranding bombings as democracy to fix Britain’s energy woes.
With a former Labour heavyweight speaking up against Net Zero in the UK, and US Democrats recognizing that “climate change” turns off voters, the Australian conservatives could end up being the last people on Earth still endorsing Net Zero.
This new report casts fresh light on the cascading effects on the natural world of increasing numbers of giant wind turbines.
Resources Minister Shane Jones has departed for the International Mining and Resources Conference (IMARC) in Sydney, where he will speak about the “resource renaissance” underway in New Zealand, marked by rising interest in gold and other minerals.
Whatever its shortcomings in producing electricity, Ivanpah has been a super-efficient killer of birds. The light generated from the mirrors’ reflection of the sun can reach temperatures of 1,000 degrees.
In New Zealand, we have gone from a country that produced electricity with internationally competitive pricing, electricity that was available, affordable and was an attractive incentive to new businesses. Now we face unaffordable pricing that is causing business closures.
It is time for Secretary Bessent to reverse this policy and lead the World Bank back to its mission of poverty alleviation.
Energy costs are rising so fast in Australia, it’s less expensive to dig up rocks, put them on ships, and send them 6,000 kilometers to China to smelt the steel with our own coal, and then ship the widgets right back to us.
Both sides talk a big game about working together for the good of New Zealand, but, when push comes to shove, it’s all about the gotcha moments and protecting their patch.