China announces net zero emissions policy, page-122

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    Let's look at Aus from the top down.

    Our best long term economic strategy is to industrialise .

    Over the past 100 years, those countries who have industrialised have needed
    mega amounts of electricity. Modern automated industries need even more
    electricity than say 5 years ago.

    At present we are striving to patch up the national grid to maintain a minimal/steady/reliable
    electricity supply.

    If as the Greenies maintain, that coal & LNG will be phased-out within a Generation and that
    our export of coal & LNG constitutes $60 billion a year in export revenue, then, obviously we'll
    have to replace that with manufactured product exports.

    IMO, this will require at least 30% higher electricity generation than what we have today.

    This is why we have to rapidly crank up Hydro ( NQ & Tasmania) and Nuke elsewhere should
    we want to meet our international emissions committments . A hodge/podge wind/solar simply
    wont do it, IMO.

    Apart from Nuclear Energy, we need to Nuke up to protect ourselves from a rapidly growing
    Indonesia supported by China as a preferred supplier via China's BRI membership.
 
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