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Queensland Rejects Environment-Destroying Windmills
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No, I didn’t “fail to mention” the $9 billion. It just wasn’t the smoking gun you seem to think it is.
That figure includes not just generation support, but grid upgrades, transition planning, storage, R&D, and future-ready infrastructure - the kind of investment you’d expect when modernising a national energy system. Framing it as some shady “solar con” is like calling roads a scam because we fund their maintenance.
And your AFR article? It doesn’t show wind and solar are failing, it shows they’re producing so much power during peak conditions that outdated market settings and infrastructure are struggling to keep up. That’s what progress looks like before the system catches up.
Contrast that with France’s nuclear rollout. It succeeded because the government planned for it, subsidised it heavily, and coordinated supply and demand. And yet, even it was paused due to oversupply and falling prices - a “problem” we’re now seeing with renewables. Funny how that gets reframed as success when it suits the narrative.
So let’s not pretend this is about deliberate oversight. I didn’t bring it up because it wasn’t the own-goal you thought it was.