Welcome to a clean green Australia where we gave up coal to move to diesel.
Back to the future. Diesel’s prototype engine circa 1892.
Concern about blackouts in Australia means some retailers are reporting selling four times as many generators to businesses. Mygenerator.com.au reports a 425% increase year on year. The strongest growth has been in South Australia, Victoria and western Sydney.
Channel Ten news tonight: http://ift.tt/2C5ewBu
According to Channel Ten, Energy companies across Australia have sent letters to their customers to warn customers to be prepared in case there is a blackout. But one company says it’s just a precaution they are required to do every year. (Does anyone ever remember getting a letter like that?)
Once, the renewables industry just wanted “certainty” for business (as in certainty of taxpayer funded subsidies). Now “certainty” means a diesel generator.
Indonesia is planning both nuclear power, and USC coal power. Which nation “leads the energy revolution”?
h/t Dave B
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