Dope Tech Episode 2

<<@vincentcacciola7161 says : Hilarious>> <<@oldtimers6460 says : Everyone but labor, Greens and teals are aware so-called renewables are not reliable and thus we need to have 100% stable power.>> <<@adamsmith-bq8ku says : Not one watt will pe produced for at least 20 years even if we started tomorrow.>> <<@adamsmith-bq8ku says : Pledge support..... But only if taxpayers take the risk with a government garrentee.>> <<@GeorgeMcphillips-i6t says : The big problem is the industry super funds have banked the house on green energy scams and those same funds are retirement homes for labour politicians and they are the finance behind the labour government>> <<@graemekeeley4497 says : How did these major World Banks arrive at this position in Nuclear Power Financing It began with Nuclear energy being included in the historic outcome of the first global stocktake under the Paris Agreement. It was recognising nuclear energy's potential for significant World decarbonization for zero-emission power and heat. 14 of the world's leading financial institutions expressed support for the call to action to triple global nuclear energy capacity by 2050. The group of financial institutions in the convening include: Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank, Ares Management, Bank of America, Barclays, BNP Paribas, Brookfield, Citi, Credit Agricole CIB, Goldman Sachs, Guggenheim Securities LLC, Morgan Stanley, Rothschild & Co., Segra Capital Management, and Societe Generale. Nuclear energy is clean energy, and if we are to ensure a livable planet, build secure, sustainable supply chains for clean energy and bolster prosperity around the world Nuclear Energy must be part of the mix 25 World Nations endorsed the 2023-4 28th UN Climate Change Conference Declaration to Triple Nuclear Energy Production, Australia was not one of them>> <<@daniellebcooper7160 says : It could be, that the big banks are nervous as to where the green renewable money is going...into building a certain countries military.>> <<@bigearz255 says : So if the big banks are on-board, it must be OK. Won't need taxpayer money then will we.....>> <<@XxXx-nw1of says : Bowen will have to go back to school and learn to pronounce Nukkearn!!!🙏🙏🙈😎👍👍👍>> <<@Peace.Please144 says : Must be big bucks in it for them.>> <<@bretloyd8097 says : If the worlds banks think something is great, its probably not.>> <<@YTGhostCensorshipCanSuckMe says : So much for Albos assertion regarding investors and nuclear ...>> <<@penbee9316 says : Follow the money & who profits.>> <<@elenawalker3746 says : Banks running the current FIAT ponzi scheme don't have money to lend, they're BROKE.>> <<@josephgee143 says : Golden Sachs (Josh Frydenburger) must have paid Dutton well to push their agenda.>> <<@travstar5447 says : Intermittent wind and Solar is a joke.....that Hardworking private sector Australian Taxpayers funds are being wasted on. $1.2TRILLION for Intermittent so called Renewables>> <<@malcolmhector2641 says : For me it's simple , drop the ban on nuclear & lets bring in the experts to inform the public & let the markets determine if it will put the cost of building them into it. I'm sure the big banks will invest in them .>> <<@CC-uq4hu says : Wonderful news if it’s true>> <<@polarbear7255 says : This is the final nail in the renewables only coffin. Anti nuclearism is primarily political. There are no valid safety, technical or economic reasons not to build nuclear energy in Australia and actually replace coal baseload on the grid. Ontario has shown the path to decarbonisation of a coal electricity grid. We would be wise to follow.>> <<@vertyisprobablydead says : We should already have nuclear powered CARS by now.>>