With all respect to you, guys, I still think there is a...

With all respect to you, guys, I still think there is a transition taking place, however slow, small and dodgy in may appear, but I do think this is happening.

Not that fast in Australia as in some other countries but it will gain speed here as well, imo. Some of these new types of energy sources come from using carbon-based, so at the end they are not really that clean, but it is changing, however slowly, it will take many years so there should be plenty of room for BPH.

Of course, where there are billions to be made there will be lots of people, think-tanks, various lobby groups peddling their agenda, they will be placing their bets on both sides or one of them - carbon-based and renewal-based energy sources. The carbon-based energy players want to maintain the status quo, clean energy players want to get their market share so we see struggle. Then we have government beaurocrats, both, on the state and federal level trying to pick a direction for Australia by proposing new legislation that favours one over the other. And troublemakers the likes of Scomo playing politics.

I can never understand why we have never had nuclear power in Australia, it has always seemed to me the best source of energy.
My 2c