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Scott Hargreaves speaks a lot of common sense.., you should all listen to him.. Wind and solar are niche sources of energy. You need to sort out the crazy restrictions on Nuclear, and then focus on Gas for the interim.. Not sure how much coal you have, but I suspect it is a lot!.. Use that too, but clean it up.., technology allows us to do that now.. The "green" stuff is really an anti-energy movement masquerading as a clean-energy movement. Cheap energy for all is the way forward.

I’m shocked and disappointed reading the negative comments here. This video is a factual and honest review of where Australia is at. Based on these comments it’s impossible to see how Australia can avoid the impending catastrophe of power shortages and unreliable supply.

It's about 3.5 cents per kw LCOE and decreasing rapidly due to Swanson's Law. Solar will totally kick ass.

This is the truth about floating wind farms th-cam.com/video/jB49o5HoOdk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=gD3nSj7FrNUId3fD

How much is nuclear electricity really?

I might have stumbled on a silver bullit solution. But first a possibly overseen concequence of windmills. The law of nature says that action = reaction and so these mills result in friction of passing air that will take up more moisture afterwards; plus the effect that air will take longer to balance out high and low pressure systems. The endresult of these two factors is exactly what has been happening lately; more rain on fewer places and longer dry periods for the remaining areas. \With all the ways of energy production we are not at all cooling our planet. The solution for that might become inevitable and in it's most logic way it can be easily imagined by installing the pylons they use for high voltage transmission lines. In a squared configuration they could cover two thirds of a km2 with a knitted net of rust free steel (cm2 and a thickness of 0.1 mm) that on it's turn could support gutters of flexible solar cells. It would combine reflexion of half the sunlight on the hottest places, provide pure water at pressure; provide shade to cool living circumstances; prevent lightning (fires); provide elctricity abundance and support decentralisation. Used materiel: just iron and plastics. It might be viable for certain locations already but more important is it a way to find out or we really could cool our planet before an never ending spiral of more warming up.

As per usual for the IA - they complain about the cost of solar/battery on wonky logic and the. Decide that nuclear is fine as every expert says nuclear is too expensive. For example the French decision to shut down nuclear plant as renewables grow.

IPA has spent thirty plus years arguing that climate change is not happening. This argument in the paper needs to be seriously de-constructed before it can be given any credibility. IPA has been funded by anti-climate corporate interests for the last thirty plus years. They need to declare their conflict of interest.

Putting a battery head to head with gas leaker is being done everywhere and the gas leakers are losing today. His five year last away line is complete rubbish. IPA have never been able to add up except the funding they get from fossil fuel companies.

In "The Ruinous cost of free energy" you don't seem to mention climate change much. So how would you address the need to reduce carbon pollution?

Can you please share some figures? Australia is a poster child case for Solar, Wind and Battery. What about that Tesla battery replacing those stranded peaking power plants?

Can you add the link to the paper so we can all review it rather than listen to your views? Your labeling was really annoying. Once I hit the 5 minute mark I can see where this is going. 7 minute mark losing me. 9 minute mark. Im out.

El megavatio hora generado en un parque solar fotovoltaico español (la electricidad) le cuesta al comprador (una industria, por ejemplo) 38,50 euros. En Portugal, 45,6. En Finlandia, 53,25. En Alemania, 67,25. En Reino Unido, 92,68. Si alguna gran industria multinacional está buscando lugar para implantarse en Europa, España es ahora mismo el edén de la electricidad... solar. No hay país en toda Europa que pueda ofertarle a las industrias una electricidad tan barata.