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Originally posted by bellcurve ↑

two years out of office and the Duddone finally plucks up enough courage to start spruiking a domestic nuclear power generation industry.

but he's more than a bit late there. The scheduled retirement of the nation's fleet of coal-fired generators guarantees if Australia adopts the hugely expensive nuclear option then blackouts possibly extending for years are likely. There simply won't be anything to generate power.

in the nine years they held office to 2022, we saw nine years of dithering on energy policy by the corrupt LNP govt that had been bought and paid for by fossil fuel producers.

if we learnt anything during this period it was that an LNP govt simply can't be trusted with a national energy policy because they're bought and paid for by fossil fuel producers.

below is a clear, crisp quote from a major participant in the power industry that pretty well defines the whole fake nuclear debate.

ABC NEWS: "Alinta Energy's CEO Jeff Dimery is not considering nuclear at all.

"When he addressed the Press Club in April, Mr Dimery compared the federal opposition's plans to replace coal plants with nuclear power to "looking for unicorns in the garden"."

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Bellend,

" Australia adopts the hugely expensive nuclear option then blackouts possibly extending for years are likey"

Speaking of costs champ, care to shed some light on the cost of the transfer over to renewables for the Australian taxpayer?
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