Energy Minister Said SA Blackout not Caused by Renewables
The Guardian reported on early inquiries about the South Australia power outage found it was not caused by the state’s dependency on renewable energy...
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Solar Trust Centre Team : Jan 11, 2017 7:37:36 PM
ABC news reported that the arguments between the state and federal governments on renewable energy targets are creating big uncertainty as stated by many energy and climate change experts.
David Blowers of the Grattan Institute stated that investors, utilities, households and businesses are in the dark about what to expect this year. He said that the only sure thing is that electricity prices will be going up and everyone will be affected.
Blowers also said that it might disagreeable, but there must be a give and take on both sides if politicians are to reach consensus and enable investment. He said that it’s a battle between the federal Government and the Opposition on what they want the policies to be, and at the end of the day, both parties are going to have to give a little. He also added that state governments have introduced their own renewable energy targets, thus meeting a consensus will be hard.
The CSIRO and Energy Networks Australia have submitted research called the “Electricity Network Transformational Road Map” to the Finkel review of electricity. It is scheduled to be handed down this April. CSIRO chief energy economist, Paul Graham, stated that policy certainty including pricing on carbon should be included.
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