I believe Ed Husic's F/Book (I cannot prove - not on FB)
If so seems 'One hand does not know what other hand is doing'
PM seems to have stated today opposite to Ed's thoughts. PM's are below Ed's
-- Also the Hon C. Bowen and The Hon. M. King both have stated '--- we need more GAS, in trans to -that impossible target -Net 0
Ed's :- (also love to know 'who they are ' and 'what/how they came to conclusion so quickly??? Bit shonky in my opinion?
We plebs will never know - commercial in confidence (in other words -no bloody clue)
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-------------------------------------------------------------PM calls for more gassupply amid operator warning
Story by Andrew Brown • 3h
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said the governmentwould work alongside the market operator on gas supply."We'll work thoseissues through with AEMO, it's AEMO's job to undertake these measures andprovide this information ... this is not the first time that (the gas shortfallwarning) has been declared," he told ABC TV on Friday."We need moregas in the east coast market, that has been known for some time."Thefederal government unveiled its gas strategy in May, which said new gas fieldsneeded to be developed as part of the electricity system heading toward 2050."Weunderstand that we need more supply. Gas has an important role to play inmanufacturing in particular, but also in providing firming capacity for therenewables rollout," Mr Albanese said.
Peter Dutton says a gas shortage warning shows theneed for other forms of energy. (Bianca De Marchi)As the coalition released plans on Wednesday tobuild seven nuclear power plants, Opposition Leader Peter Dutton said thewarning from the market operator served as a reminder of the need for otherforms of energy in the grid."The independent regulator is warning thatwe'll get blackouts and brownouts under this government," he told Nine'sToday program.
Chief executive of Australian Energy Producers SamanthaMcCulloch said gas generators were working to meet the increased demand inwinter."Gas producers are doing everything they can to meet the heighteneddemand and to keep Australian households warm and businesses running," shesaid."Peak wintergas shortages and a fragile electricity network shouldcome as no surprise following repeated warnings from AEMO, the AustralianCompetition and Consumer Commission and other independent experts."
