Reply With Quotenice post mick.
there is a reason power is called critical infrastructure.
How the free market has failed electricity consumers, or why privatizing the power industry (as the Liberals did in South Australia) was a bad idea. Actually, it's interesting how many state governments have faced voter revolts when they proposed to privatize the power industry. People seem to regard power as being like water or roads and dislike the idea of selling it off, preferring to keep them in public ownership. To the public, having a reliable power supply is a higher priority than letting some companies make profits.
How the free market failed Australia and priced us out of our own gas supply - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
Swaggie
Subscribernice post mick.
there is a reason power is called critical infrastructure.
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Four renewable projects ready to save South Australia:
Elon Musk, meet Port Augusta: four renewable energy projects ready to go | Guardian Sustainable Business | The Guardian
Swaggie
Subscriberfrom what i understand, musk has nothing to do with those 4 projectsOriginally Posted by DiscoMick
he's missed the boat
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Swaggie
I hope you all read the attached piece about the disused Kidston mine in Queensland.
I mentioned it in a previous post but no one seemed to care.
I also stated that SA could do exactly the same in any disused mine with enough height to a pit bottom.......most already have an ample water supply in them.
Read the title again - that's what it says.
AT REST
The Kidson Project is indeed in Queensland and not in SA. I'd like to know where SA has a big enough, deep enough mine pit full of fresh water ready to convert into pumped storage. I'm not aware of any myself. I'd imagine that no-one else does either otherwise they would be talking about it. Victorian brown coal pits on the other hand could be suitable.
ForumSage
Was there only 3 weeks ago........... the blue lake at Mt Gambier.
So deep it goes through to some parallel universe apparently, where people work together to solve common problems.
DL
Swaggie
You are a little confused. The Blue Lake is only 70-80m deep, but it is in a parallel universe.
ForumSage
I wasn't even going to mention all the 'ponds' like Piccaninny etc Mick.
The point I was trying to get across is the solution to this problem is only going to be solved in the 'soon' term is if everyone takes a step back, respects each other's opinion and all work together.
Otherwise the rest of the world is going to march right on by.
DL
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