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01/05/24

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Originally posted by benson1610: ↑

As posted Australia has every possible competitive advantage even geography etc.

The left woke loonies sometimes mention Australia may have an issue re fuel self-suffiency as they basically banned refineries ,oil development etc.

Now the above fools have another opportunity to be a leader in fuel sufficiency ,and its green fuel self-sufficiency but the fools are to stupid to understand what is required.

As posted by 2030 the airline industry in Australia has a target of 10% bio fuel to be used by airlines otherwise if not achieved airports,airlines and producers would be fined,a better word taxed .Which is what attenborough suggested so the poor can't fly.

Now we are a major grain producer unless we cover the fields in solar panels and transmission lines.

By 2050 these DH's want 90 % bio fuel for jet fuel which I believe is an excellent target and would make Australia jet fuel self sufficient.

But as usual these numnut fools don't understand the electricity required to convert such qtys of grain to fuel can not be produced by batteries especially when all other growing demands eg home charging EV's etc r taken into account.

So i guess we will export our grain to some country smart enough to convert it to jet fuel then we will import it back.

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Uh oh.

Grandpa's off his meds again.

Well done years of COALition .

Australia 91% reliant on foreign oil: Research Report
https://australiainstitute.org.au/post/australia-91-reliant-on-foreign-oil-research-report/

Fortunately renewables will turn that around .
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