Sorry, I have read extensively and to be honest it is sorting...

Sorry, I have read extensively and to be honest it is sorting out the wheat from the chaff mostly. Most mainstream articles come with a political bent especially ones from the ABC and are hardly accurate in terms of price comparison. The energy market supply doesn't really compare costs that well as renewables supply only when the sun shines or wind blows for example but baseload energy which solar and wind are not need a constant run cycle to remain as back up energy which possibly batteries might fulfil but that is a big if as you still need solar and wind to charge the batteries which is always the case either.
Get my drift?