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I'm sure Kashga is clever enough to determine his own investment schedule.

PC43, if you are interested yet skeptical, the sector also encompasses conventional geothermal projects, which are know to work and are generating thousands of MWs globally. Regarding GDY, the possibility of failure is governed by temperature, flow rates, thermal depletion, distance from market and funding. Every one of these varibales can be or has been addressed successfully. The evidence supporting the technology is broad, and is backed by the +$100M that Origin Energy are putting behind the company.

There is still risk, but there are no systemic issues inherent to the development of the Inamincka project.

Buddy, this is the real world. It's a changing place, you know.