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Is It Already Too Late ?
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whether the government's plan can work.
I would like to know on what day was Bowen's starting gun fired on his
plan for 22,000 panels a day and 90 wind turbines a month fired.
I cannot find anything on the AEMO website about how much progress
has been made. All there seems to be are a couple of graphs about
when each state will fall below the reliability standard.
That I think is network talk for blackouts.
The other graph seems to be for all planned installations being
complete and only Victoria still falling below reliability standard.
I suspect that because there is so much dispute over transmission
lines renewable companies won't start installation until the
transmission lines are installed.
It seems inevitable that the plan will fail.
The blackouts will cause the destruction of the Labour/Greens alliance
and the Lib/CP alliance will be faced with an economy in an economic
collapse and no money to complete Labour's plan.
The surviving coal plants will be resurrected.
There are as far as I can find out a few Modular Reactor companies
Westinghouse, Rolls Royce, General Electric and possibly a Korean company.
As I understand it none have an approved design ready for tenders.
With renewable plans collapsing everywhere, the unmet demand for
SMRs will be many years into the future.
It only leaves one choice, build them ourselves.
However with all these millions of migrants on the dole will we have the money ?