AEMO sees South Australia at 73% renewables by 2020/21 — RenewEconomy
AEMO scenarios predict 73% renewables for South Australia by 2020/21, and up to 80% five years later. And is it worried?
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25 October – Film –Britain’s Nuclear Bomb Scandal: Our Story – part of the Adelaide Film Festival,
Screening and Conversation
A screening of Britain’s Nuclear Bomb Scandal: Our Story (2024) followed by a talk with 2026 Bettison and James Awardee and Tradtional Owner Karina Lester in conversation with Simone Tur.
When: Sun 25 Oct, 12:00pm-Screening, 1:15pm-Talk
Where: The Mercury
Free admission, register below by clicking on BUY TICKETS and select free event tickets, at end of web page:
https://www.adelaidefilmfestival.org/program/2026/britains-nuclear-bomb-scandal-our-story
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PETITION – To: Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and the Australian Labor Government
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To see nuclear-related stories in greater depth and intensity
This graph and accompanying description is potentially confusing.
Firstly, it is about electricity, a specific form of energy.
Secondly, the heading should refer to energy source not fuel source. Solar, and wind are not fuels they are more correctly described as renewable energy sources. Fuels get burnt and/or consumed in the process, usually producing dangerous, polluting waste products, the vast majority of fuels are non-renewable energy sources (firewood is potentially renewable but not in the same sense as wind and solar).
Thirdly, showing demand on a graph of electricity (MWh) supply is not useful. Showing power (MW) demand makes sense on a graph of power supply because you can have electricity generators generating power but not supplying electricity until they are connected to the grid or other demand. Power supply and demand curves are often quite different.
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