Does it ? Funny how you haven't provided any facts to support...

Does it ? Funny how you haven't provided any facts to support that claim.

Nevertheless the reality is that renewables produce cheaper electricity . That is a fact .

You may have noticed that earlier in this thread your denier mate , who has now gone missing, posted that power prices in Victoria went up 43% and yet power in SA only went up 9% in the second quarter .

"Low wind speeds and reduced rainfall in the southern NEM increased reliance on gas-fired generation and
contributed to year-on-year increases in wholesale electricity prices in South Australia (up 9% to $135/MWh),
Tasmania (up 104% to $131MWh) and Victoria (up 43% to $127/MWh)."

https://aemo.com.au/-/media/files/major-publications/qed/2024/qed-q2-2024.pdf?la=en&hash=396D7F26218A2AD5EB62FABBB5C9411C

Hasn't Victoria got a whole bunch of coal fired generation and SA has got none ?

So why did the power price go up so much in coal country and didn't go up anywhere near as much in renewable dominated SA ?