Dope Tech Episode 2

<<@robertcunningham35 says : labor says that it will be at least 2040 nuclear power but what they are not saying is by 2040 all the renewables that are installed now will need replacing>> <<@destinyangel5 says : The federal government would have absolute authority, It's law and in the constitution regardless of what the state govey leaders say or want these left wing activists don't run the country. Just like the Voice lots of loyal Labor voters will vote for this future of nuclear run and owned by federal laws and governments this is the only way to drive down power prices and not letting activist billionaires who are 100% doing energy deals behind closed doors with Bowen and Albo right now. Aussies can smell a rat from a mile away and Labor is now on the nose with it's renewable propaganda that's is involving activist billionaires only interested in lining their pockets with personal tax concessions and lining their pockets with even more money .>> <<@DebraPatience says : Kroger needs to wake up why is Labor so out of touch with the people is it because we pay them to much.>> <<@ChrisBNisbet says : $1.3Tn? Crikey these renewables are cheap! Not.>> <<@terryokeeffe6911 says : Has anyone mapped a map of the land area required to home solar and wind renewables plus new poles and wire infrastructure to meet net zero VERSES the additional land to house Nuclear power stations to meet net zero.>> <<@pkd6369 says : they thing a trillion is ten million>> <<@lesleyosborne9319 says : Thats RUBBISH Steven. 2040! If we Started NOW We would Have 1 in Building Time 8 to 10 YEARS, it Takes Overseas. Its the Moratorium and the Political Fighting that WILL Hold this up. It Must Be made a National SECURITY issue NOT an Opinion Poll or Political. The Lights go out and it will take a Long time to Recover. And that CAN Happen Thanks to the Children In Charge.>> <<@TwoHemiViewer says : Climate change emergency is PROPAGANDA LIES to profit the mega rich even more.>> <<@grahamsengineering.2532 says : If Labor and Liberals hadn't sent a billion dollars of our money to Ukraine then we would have the money for Nuclear power.>> <<@sirjohng1 says : I wonder who owns the SHARES in these Renewable Companies???>> <<@shanemallinson7644 says : It's a eye saw simpel as that's>> <<@peterbrown4943 says : Why waste money on nuclear? There is no global warming. Go back to coal/gas.>> <<@peterbrown4943 says : So by going nuclear therefore using less land for power generation we can then give more land away for free to these aboriginal people who migrated from Africa 75,000 years ago.>> <<@peterbrown4943 says : So by going nuclear therefore using less land for power generation we can then give more land away for free to these aboriginal people who migrated from Africa 75,000 years ago.>> <<@anomadhunter says : This is a ridiculous debate. The Australian public has been pushed by the global warming scam into a delusional scenario of energy poverty. Dutton is finally shining the light on this desperate delusion.>> <<@gregcooks-qr9wk says : Helicopter Bishop wouldn’t have a clue. You stuffed my life BITCH>> <<@savagegfry says : 1.3 to 1.5 trillion is only the start.>> <<@craigspicer4296 says : We need to think SMRs and short time lines. There is start ups of 2 to 3 years proposed by experts where there trucked in and connected up. Now if the states are going to play hard ball which they will then yes this will drag out. We don't have to rip down forests, we don't have to acquire farmers land or put expensive wind mills that cause health issues to farmers and best of all it will be a more long term solution.>> <<@dennismcdonnell7853 says : The government...the LabLib Uniparty... has closed down power stations that provided cheap economic power without referendum authority to do so. So they will be called to account for the hardship caused to the populace, as this is regarded as criminal activity using taxpayer funds to create income for big business. This is FRAUD, and every politician and bureaucrat that caused it to happen will pay for crimes against humanity in military tribunals which will start up shortly.>> <<@tonyscrimshaw869 says : The premiers will also loose their jobs if they do not have a adult conversation And follow the lease of an inept federal government>> <<@Petergrand371 says : A sight of destruction to the planet god's peace nowhere mentioned god's advise not in our parliament but lot's off burbun an cola before makin decisions on my well-being and you wonder>> <<@paulbeaton9894 says : How much of our energy needs is the coalition suggesting nuclear will provide? What is the mix of SMR's and large nuclear reactors? How long before all 7 reactors are fully operational? Is the coalition suggesting we not spend money on renewables in the meantime? Paul Murray seems to think that a list of 7 names is a policy document. I can imagine if Albanese had put forward a list of 7 names as being a policy, Paul Murray would have been ridiculing it, but not when the coalition do it.>> <<@paulbeaton9894 says : https://www.eia.gov/todayinenergy/detail.php?id=61963#:~:text=Georgia%20Power%20now%20estimates%20the,be%20officially%20in%20commercial%20operation.>> <<@stephengrocott3917 says : isnt there a childcare centre nearby that will take these poseurs off the publics hand?>> <<@vancouver63-p5w says : Ah the good old days ,us Aussies had the cheapest power in the world,until the scum politicians and greedy sold it off to the Chinese and Americans and the Canadians>> <<@kallekas8551 says : Like this Paul Murray knows his left from his right?>> <<@KCLizzy123 says : South Australia’s big battery can firm power for 1.3 hrs only and cost 90 million dollars. It would cost about 1.6 trillion dollars just to firm for 24 hrs.>> <<@markb7898 says : It gets worse, renewable assets only last 20 years and then they have to be removed and replaced. So $1.3T every 20 years. Where is this bottomless bucket of cash coming from?>> <<@hrausss says : Sky interview the CEO of transgrid. Ask them is it financially viable to have a electricity network without coal, nuclear or gas power station . It is physically impossible to have a electricity network function without power stations. Please please interview trans grid ,trans grid ,trans grid>> <<@craigharris7236 says : The cost !! ..THE COST!! ...nobody can say how much we have spent so far on renewables , or how much more we will have to tip in to get to 100% and /or net zero ...how much has it cost , will it cost ?>> <<@Wefpedophiles says : Albo is the petty little man that sent Australia broke for the ideology of getting his head as far down the wefs snorkels as possible>> <<@desking8065 says : Figures are needed on that costing please. Australians will await your reply.>> <<@rab5193 says : Right now, the installed solar in Australia is 35GW and a new 5GW solar is installed every year. Solar produces 14% of the electricity in Australia which is about 91 million kWh everyday. They are planning 7 nuclear plants with a total of 7GW costing 140 billion. These plants all put together can produce about 85 million kWh daily. Australia’s electricity requirement is 660 million kWh. Even after 12 years, when these plants come online, it will just produce 85 million kWh. That’s not much. Also, nuclear costs 6 times more than solar with battery backup. I know how this lady comes up a number of 1.5 trillion. And many readers believe her saying 1.5 trillion is a lot. She doesn’t even know how she got the number>> <<@frankcoates4609 says : Fatso and the blonde battle droid nuance Duttons cunning plan, recently launched from the murky depths of his deranged and criminal psyche, soon to be made into a action packed movie. 'Duttons Atomic Acid Trip'>> << says : Conroy assumes there are no holes in the RE plans but so far 5here is no information on exactly how much theRE is costing.>> <<@PhilipRanson-d5t says : With the cost of the NDIS alone will cripple the economy let alone building power generation in the ocean which will require lots of resources and maintenance,we have serious problems coming.>> <<@JanetWilkins-y3z says : We dont want these turbines out in our oceans upsetting whales dolphins all the sea life. Nuclear is much cheaper option we already have the old. Coal stacks etc still in place for this. Labor just wants to slugs us more money by his stupid idea. They already saying they going tax people with solar, when home owners sell back excess power to grid. Dutton has it right,>> <<@whiteshark0000 says : Yesterday i received an email from Origin Energy TELLING me i have been enrolled in a program called SPIKE which pays you to switch off appliances during peak load periods.So what they are doing is paying people NOT to use their energy...you get a text or email telling you it is time to switch off most of your heavy load appliances and only use them in non peak demand periods.Has ANY successful and reliable company in history ever had to send texts or emails out to people telling them NOT to use their product and paying them or giving them rewards to do so ? . It strikes me as there being something very very concerning about the future and reliability of renewable energy in this country when the major energy suppliers are forward planning this like this into the power grid .They know things are going to get bad and they are trying to put a cheerful face on it.We need a Royal commission into renewable energy now before our entire grid collapses>> <<@user-di8gh5fw6d says : Check out Sabine hossenfelder on "how bad is nuclear waste" etc>> <<@StevenMilne-sm4fk says : It’s not albys money, he doesn’t care.>> <<@johnbailey8469 says : Driest continent on the planet record rainfall in the far north why don’t we get that rainfall from up there to where it’s needed down south or somehow use it to power renewable schemes>> <<@timothyjackson6191 says : Put the plant in your suburb Paul and Bronwyn are you still ok with Peters nuclear power plants plans>> <<@vernonwhite4660 says : Thailand population 72 million. Derives 53% of its electricity from gas. Australia sells most of its for little benefit 😊>> <<@littletony1764 says : Nuclear power is inevitable, and it is the only realistic alternative for securing Australia's energy supply if coal-powered stations are to be replaced. Renewables have already cost more than a trillion dollars and are unreliable, making them unsuitable for large enterprises that require continuous baseload power. Unless there is a two-tier system in which large corporations and wealthy individuals have constant power and you experience regular blackouts, trying to fix your Chinese made solar panels and waiting for the wind to blow.>> <<@petesmith6434 says : Globalists destroying the economies of all western nations using the false “man-made global warming” hoax. It’s all part of the leftist elitist globalist billionaire’s “great reset” plan!>> <<@celinehealy9710 says : The fact that Elmer signed up to nuclear subs yet tries to demonise it at the same time shows how idiotic they are. I am guessing that there will be greater than the Voice votes for this. Go you, Dutton. When you hear labor trying to continue justifying renewables is laughable. They are trying to keep their green investors safe from losing more dollars. Any increase in the push to more renewables to complete a target just destroys the economy at the expense of how consumers feel and ignores the increasing cost to them. That is the point. Every time they build more renewables the costs go up. Go Dutton>> <<@soniarenn5169 says : Never mind AUKUS. How idiotic. USA, UK are in the throes off being sunk by BRICS WHO'S POLICY IS NOT AGGRESSION but to rid the world of its dependency on the USD. War weaponary is of no value to Australia. BRICS+ will control future world with trading not war. War is the USA, EUROPE way.>> <<@pwillis1589 says : Bronie here plucking numbers out of her digestive system.>> <<@soniarenn5169 says : Oh my goodness, Chernobyl and USA and japan nuclear stations disasters. Name one newable energy disaster anywhere in the world and if you do, the implications for 100's of years to come to the environment we live in.>> <<@soniarenn5169 says : Gosh, some idiots on this page. Do you think nuclear stations are going to be built with cardboard boxes. Where are your brains. Plus the expense of disposing of ongoing nuclear waste which alone will cost more than a windmill farm which is powered by clean wind. Oh my goodness, Chernobyl and USA and japan nuclear stations disasters. Name one newable energy disaster anywhere in the world.>>