Anyone who believed the “wind is 9x cheaper than gas” claim at the time was like believing the slogan on a cereal box - “high in fibre!” - while ignoring that it’s 40% sugar. It was pure marketing hype built on selective numbers, not a full account of the fundamentals. As

Get this psychopathic clown out of our country.

The Met Office has all but admitted that huge chunks of its UK temperature data are fabricated after it quietly deleted swathes of 'readings' from closed weather stations. Time for it to come clean, says Chris Morrison. dailysceptic.org/2025/10/05/met…

Wondering what happens when countries try to go "net zero"? Just look at the UK. The UK has almost completely destroyed its coal power and added a bunch of wind power. The result is the highest industrial electricity prices in the world.

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UK-style collapse: Bluescope’s energy alert Australian manufacturing is hurtling towards a collapse not seen since the UK steel industry in the 1970s, BlueScope chief executive Mark Vassella has warned, blaming in part “an unwillingness” by “egregious” governments to ­enable

$600m taxpayer bailout for Queensland smelter put out of business by 'net zero' "Glencore said energy costs in Queensland's north-west were double or more than those in India, China, Canada and the United States." I wonder why that is? abc.net.au/news/2025-10-0…

Hello, what figures are you using? Ed bought wind at £82/MWh last year and is set to pay up to £117/MWh this year. That’s before all the extra costs, and on twenty year contracts. Gas is £55/MWh. Our children will pay the price of fools who put ideology before cheap energy.

Climate taxes crippling plastics industry in Europe: "[The European Union] needs to act now to address crippling energy costs, climate-related taxes and high feedstock prices, as well as the impact of U.S. tariffs, Plastics Europe said." reuters.com/sustainability…

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Germany's Industrial Collapse: No Turnaround In Sight zerohedge.com/economics/germ…

£11.28bn in CfD subsidies alone for a completely redundant unreliable source of generation. How cheap 🤡

Our 32GW wind fleet is producing just 0.41GW this morning. Less than 1.5% of demand. Complete waste of capital and resources. Gas and interconnectors taking the strain.

Crazy stat- The cumulative footprint of ALL unrehabilitated coal pits in Australia (both domestic and export) is approximately 1/200th of the projected land area needed for the renewable energy buildout under AEMO's Step Change or Net Zero Australia pathways to achieve net zero

Interesting interview with Ed Miliband this morning on the BBC. Two observations. First, he is wrong to claim Clean Power 2030 is an investment that will pay back in lower bills. He gets away with this because journalists are not starting from first principles. With energy

Today, in spite of Labor governments across the country, a Victoria Police Commander told a full press pack the truth on Leftist Antifa movements. Mass media Seven West Media and its subsidiaries 7NEWS Australia as well as ABC News and Channel 10, along with Herald Sun

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It's time to DUMP NET ZERO Lower power prices BEFORE lower emissions!

> be Germany > industrial powerhouse > get rid of nuclear power plants > over-regulate with green policies > import all energy > costs skyrocket > make it impossible to build anything > force Germans to leave > ... > profit

ALBANESE’S FUTURE MADE IN AUSTRALIA ? With Net Zero, we can’t even make a jar of pickles. What chance did they have when South Australia fell for the renewables delusion giving them not only the most expensive electricity prices in Australia, but up there with the most