It will take more than hot air to fix Labor’s renewables woes

The cooling towers at Three Mile Island where Microsoft plans to power its AI and data centres.

The wheels are falling off Mr Bowen’s energy policy as the Albanese government heads downhill like an out-of-control billy cart. Mr Bowen’s energy policy can be summed up as ‘not Mr Dutton’s policy’. That’s the extent of the substance to it, as each day brings more bad news for the 82 per cent renewables charade. Meanwhile, the rest of the world is turning to nuclear to meet future demand.

My latest in The Spectator Australia, 'It will take more than hot air to fix Labor’s renewables woes'.

It will take more than hot air to fix Labor’s renewables woes | Michael de Percy

Bowen’s energy policy can be summed up as ‘not Mr Dutton’s policy’.

That’s the extent of the substance, as each day brings bad news for the 82% renewables charade. https://t.co/Lew6bGQ03N

— The Spectator Australia (@SpectatorOz) October 20, 2024

Predicting the ACT Election Outcome

Labor will form a minority government with the ACT Greens and probably an independent

It's always risky making predictions. Last night I made a prediction on Sky News Australia's News Night program at 5.00pm and it became a headline immediately. I was lucky this time!

My prediction: ACT could see a Labor minority government outcome after election #auspol #actelection https://t.co/dp1WfUrFvG

— Dr Michael de Percy (@FlaneurPolitiq) October 19, 2024

Government shows its fear over nuclear

A public-funded inquiry to refute nuclear means the Albanese government is afraid

 My latest letter to the editor in the Australian Financial Review: Government shows its fear.

My latest Letter to the Editor in today's AFR: Government shows its fear over nuclear https://t.co/I6kfJonpXT #auspol #NuclearEnergy pic.twitter.com/D9J5qLso5y

— Dr Michael de Percy (@FlaneurPolitiq) October 13, 2024