Mattyfisk wrote on Apr 28
th, 2019 at 9:46pm:
You don't think that's impressive, eh?
No. at least one month preferably two.
Mattyfisk wrote on Apr 28
th, 2019 at 9:46pm:
Of course you don't. Your role here is to try to prevent this from occurring.
Exactly how will I stop Germany getting to any level they want?
Mattyfisk wrote on Apr 28
th, 2019 at 9:46pm:
South Australia's on track to meet its 75% target in 6 years. Some days, it already does.
Some days eh?
Now that you have said those things. What happens, in Germany the other 51 weeks of the year? Fossil fuel still? Same applies to SA.
Mattyfisk wrote on Apr 28
th, 2019 at 9:46pm:
Over on this side of the continent, the Snowy 2.0 scheme is designed to be that battery you mentioned.
Yes petal Hydro can do that. Of course there is not much scope for hydro over much of Australia.
Mattyfisk wrote on Apr 28
th, 2019 at 9:46pm:
The ACT's building a solar plant. It has just announced a renewable target of 100% - by next year.
Targets are merely that. It is the achievement of targets that
are should be newsworthy. tell us when they achieve their target.
Mattyfisk wrote on Apr 28
th, 2019 at 9:46pm:
Australia has everything we need for a fully energy-efficient country.
Yes. Wind, Drought, Floods. Of course it doesn't help Solar in heavy rain events. It doesn't help wind in wind drought conditions.
Mattyfisk wrote on Apr 28
th, 2019 at 9:46pm:
And in 20 years time, you'll still be denying global warming/cooling and hammering away about bringing back coal power.
In 20 years times I will have probably popped my clogs.
But you initially insisted China was going well, then Germany. I pointed out that was fallacious.
And then there is that tiny detail people don't want to mention.
While the rest of the world is blathering about their hopes to achieve net zero emissions - we are already there. Because Australia is a carbon sink.