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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 427 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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AEMO's Nicola Falcon runs through the draft 2026 Integrated System Plan, and explains why baseload is not essential to keep the lights on. Plus, news of the week.
Energy systems expert Bruce Miller explains why spinning machines won't be needed in future grid, while regional independent MP Helen Haines says developers should drop the spin and focus on community benefits.
Frank Calabria, the CEO of Australia's biggest retailer, discusses plans for the country's biggest wind farm, its biggest battery and the biggest coal generator. Plus: News of the week including EPBC and AEMO transition plan.
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This podcast deals with a fascinating and important suite of issues.
Sadly, the hosts are not terrific interviewers. They load too many of their own opinions into questions and don’t ask short, inquiring questions that would permit the guests to speak.
So valuable
Gents,
I enjoy your show and regularly rate it 5 stars but the interview with David Cavanagh was frankly poor.
Hydrogen has been the renewable darling because everyone down to the layman knows that when it burns it makes clean water H2O.
What they don’t know is:
1. The cost? (unsubsidised)!
2. Where it comes from? (the myriad of colours!!)
3. That it is also a greenhouse gas, 11.6x GWP of CO2
4. The inefficiency of production, storage, transport and losses along the way
Etc.
Read Michael Lieb... more
This is the most important podcast for Australia right now! Brilliant and informative. I’d love to hear Dr Karl K on there to talk about the state of climate in 2025
The best guest roster in Australian renewables, just DL needs to PLEASE ask one question at a time and prepare questions! And give up the banker gags. Still, a must listen.
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The content encompasses a range of critical discussions centered on the transition to renewable energy, where prominent themes include the challenges and strategies related to integrating solar, wind, and battery technologies into existing infrastructures. With a focus on Australia's energy landscape, episodes frequently explore topics such as government policy, energy storage solutions, and the implications of emissions targets. Noteworthy is the emphasis on expert insights from various stakeholders, including industry leaders, policy makers, and environmental advocates, providing a comprehensive view of the complexities surrounding energy transitions. The depth of knowledge and the diverse array of guests highlight not only the importance... more
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