‘Likely to further dilute trust’: misunderstanding community opposition to transmission lines: As community opposition to overhead transmission line grows, the Victoria-based Energy Grid Alliance has released a report… dlvr.it/SWlp16 #solarenergy #solar #sustainability

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Tensions are erupting across Victoria’s volcanic plains as a battle to protect state significant landscape and regional communities from AEMO and AusNet Services proposed 500kV overhead transmission network heats up. darleypowerfight.com.au/news-and-updat…

With extreme weather events ever increasing, maybe the Australian public are more concerned about their energy security than TNSPs when they are calling for transmission to go underground.

Where’s the active engagement AEMO

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Amber and Jill on #Netflix #Outlast were absolute garbage. Their ruthlessness had no bounds, and they truly disrespected themselves and the spirit of competition. #sad #scary #noseason2

I feel like I need to stand outside&scream to the universe to release all my emotions or smudge myself after witnessing pure evil by these 2 on #Outlastnetflix #Outlast I hope this show gets cancelled or do better & place fair rules&players with real integrity like Brian&Javier🙏🏼

If anyone is planning on reading the VNI West consultation report or any of the Western Renewable Documents. You may want to grab a copy of this book first. It might save you hours trying to understand what's really on those pages.

It hasn’t put those claims to bed at all. The research suggests that the noise isn’t that much different to road noise. Both can have an impact on people if they haven’t lived next to a busy road or wind turbines before. I wouldn’t be so quick to dismiss peoples real concerns.

There’s zero trust in AEMO. Do you think this is going to change by having an eight year old telling us how important VNI West is? This stacks up even less now.

Victorian farmers have driven across the Westgate Bridge and through the CBD in tractors to protest the construction of electricity transmission lines on their land. Hundreds of farmers are expected to protest outside Parliament today as part of the ‘Stop Labor’s Towers’

Now: Large convoy of tractors from regional Victoria turn up to Parliament House in Melbourne to protest against proposed renewable energy power towers and transmission lines that will impact farmers and their land.

Hundreds of protesters have converged on Parliament House to stop their properties being carved up by the 500kV transmission lines and towers. weeklytimesnow.com.au/news/power-tow…

AEMO has developed an animation to answer this important question, “what will keep the lights on in the future?” As coal power stations retire, renewables, connected with transmission, supported by storage & gas, is the lowest-cost way to supply electricity to consumers.

Just a marketing tip: using a child for the voiceover doesn’t mean anyone will trust you. It ls becoming pretty clear that only those with blindfolds on, or a vested interest in the Energy Market, trust AEMO and it’s ISP. If you don’t believe me, read the submissions to the ISP.