Green Energy Act, 2009- Ontario
	
	
		"Green Energy Act, 2009, that led to the disastrous feed-in-tariff program and skyrocketing electricity rates for Ontario families."
The few cents I get for the Feed in Tarrifs here is fine with me. Except I cannot buy my own power at another place only a few km away for the same price yet!!!!![bighmmm]
Germany has gone down the same rabbit hole. Ontario wiped the slate clean and is "Plans to expand existing plant and add three small modular reactors to a site where another already being built"
Oddly I see that is very Green myself.
	 
	
	
	
		government targets is not realistic
	
	
		"(Reuters) - Government targets to increase wind power installations would see annual capacity additions reach 80 gigawatts (GW) per year by 2030, requiring $100 billion in secured investment in the supply chain by 2026, Wood Mackenzie said in a report.The research and consultancy firm forecast annual capacity is more likely to increase by 30 gigawatts (GW) a year by 2030, which would require $27 billion of secured investment by 2026.
"The supply chain is struggling to scale up and will be an impediment to achieving decarbonisation targets if change does not happen," said Chris Seiple, vice chair, power and renewables at Wood Mackenzie.
"Nearly 80 GW of annual installations to meet all government targets is not realistic, even achieving our forecasted 30 GW in additions will prove unrealistic if there isn't immediate investment in the supply chain," Seiple said."
There is dreamers here in Australia as well [bigwhistle][bigwhistle][bigwhistle][bigwhistle][bigwhistle][bigwhistle]
	 
	
	
	
		80,000 litres of fuel times 3 dumped!
	
	
		Poor German Greens[bigwhistle][bigwhistle][bigwhistle]
"Annalena Baerbock, who is a Greens member of the ruling three-party coalition, was twice turned back in mid-air after her government A340 failed to retract landing flaps shortly after taking off from Abu Dhabi for Australia last Monday and Tuesday. German journalist Patrick Deikmann, who was part of the entourage, stated the plane had tried to take off three times from Abu Dhabi, where the aircraft landed to refuel, in a debacle he simply labelled as 'embarrassing'.
On the two occasions the plane took off, the plane encountered problems with the retraction of the landing flaps and meant the plane had to be landed quickly.
The aircraft was too heavy to land back in Abu Dhabi safely until around 80,000 litres of fuel was jettisoned on each occasion.
Ms Baerbock, who has touted banning Germans from domestic flights to lower CO2 greenhouse gas emissions, .......[bigwhistle][bigwhistle][bigwhistle][bigwhistle][bigwhistle][bigwhistle]
	 
	
	
	
		Why electric car owners may be paid to plug into solar
	
	
		This is cool - I think it is Greenwashing 
"Auniversity study will investigate what incentives could persuade electric car owners to power their vehicles during peak solar times to supercharge their environmental benefits.The University of Queensland (UQ) on Wednesday unveiled plans for the study, building on its existing research into charging behaviour and the impact of battery-powered vehicles on the electricity grid.
Australia has more than 130,000 electric cars on local roads, according to the Electric Vehicle Council, but that number is expected to reach more than 180,000 by the end of the year."
Honestly every EV charge is via the cheapest means. Time it to Off peak if on Grid, Use Solar PV at home or work. The UQ study to time shift solar to night time is almost funny!
Power to Grid via time shifting excess Solar/wind using EV car batteries leaving the car in a lower state of charge may work for a few people!
Timing is everything. Home/work storage might make a bit of money for some via companies called "Aggregators"
 "The AEMC said homes set up with rooftop solar and storage will be able to sign up with “aggregator” businesses, which trade in the bundled-up capacity of many different energy users, and will pay for using home batteries when needed.
AEMC chair Anna Collyer says the reforms acknowledge that the national energy market is no longer one-way."
That type of business model makes a LOT of sense. Some people will make money and the rest of us will pay for it of course!
EDIT link to making money yarn