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Warped policy priorities and renewable energy : Comments
By Erika Salmon, published 14/10/2016Government interventions within the energy market to subsidise wind and solar have often caused more problems than they solved.
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I guess we can take it as read that you're just trolling and have no genuine courage in your convictions then.
Which was pretty obvious a long time ago to anybody paying attention.
I hope you have plenty of Super: IFM is pretty good. they've just invested $billions in buying ausgrid and plan to upgrade it in expectation of the boom in renewables over the next couple of decades. Of course, they're long term investors, you might be more comfortable with a shorter term solution. How about Shonky Super, who have an extensive portfolio of shares in some promising technology firms: Roughrider Sulkies, Fester and Stench Nightsoil Services, Holden Manufacturing, that sort of thing...