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04/07/24

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Originally posted by acorn: ↑

Telling more porkies, eh ?

The Loy Yang site is the connection point for Gippsland's offshore wind projects .

lt is also going to host an AGL battery .

No room for a dirty little nuke.

Gippslanders have already been protesting outside Darren Chester's office .

The water allocation for Loy Yang is tied up until 2060 for mine repatriation. No water available for a nuke. ln fact , just recently Gippsland water gave up some reserve water allocation that they had been saving for a future brown coal power station. That water has been split up between farmers and the environment .

The Dud has not contacted AGL about the site .

There will never be a nuke in Gippsland .

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https://www.pv-magazine.com/2024/07/02/worlds-largest-sodium-ion-battery-goes-into-operation/

What's that? A cheap grid scale battery that doesn't need lithium or other expensive materials? Uh oh, things are looking bad for our fission powered heroes.

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