South Australia fast-tracks 100 pct renewables target to 2027, page-26

I would have thought that a state which was in transition and building lots and lots of new power generation and infrastructure -

would have to charge more for electricity than a state with old technology and they aren't spending on transition to new infrastructure

it's like anything - you run an old house and you get bills

but, if you renovate - you get LOTS more and BIG bills

but, if you don't ----------- then, the house eventually falls down around you


in the end - the person who doesn't spend - ends up with massive inefficiencies and perhaps no house at all

the person who does pay for the upgrades - ends up with a far better living arrangement


not really rocket science - surely