2nd Term Labour Govt - re: Finance, page-6

Yes, I also was disappointed with Mr. Duttons answers on The Insiders this morning, (would have liked to hear more about what they tried to do & what obstacles may have been in the way & how the Lib's might assist/work with Labour to improve the ESG transition - the new Labour Energy Minister appears to be on a similar page as Angus Taylor - so there appears to be some impediments to addressing how Aust. might move towards the ESG targets. Perhaps the KLib's might get some brownie points from being more open in communications & less negative to views other than their own!

I suspect the move to ramp up renewable energies will require enormous resources in workforce, skill sets & funds, so as it appears the power industry has been stagnating with limited direction in recent years, why wouldn't it?, if you don't know what the goal posts & restrictions are?, then why not squeeze as much out of the business "Energy producers" as you can to benefit the bottom line, meet KPI's & make hay while the good times last!

I'm looking for signs that the strategic resources might be readily available for Australia to meet the new renewable energy targets - appears the "Horse" knows where it's going, the cart & the many wagons just need to catch up!' "If they can!?"

I wonder how many of the back room number crunchers have been listened to?, just setting the Goal Posts & expecting everything to fall in place seems a fairy tale situation?, perhaps "Nightmare!

Money, Resources, Skills - where will they come from???