Showing posts with label South_Australia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label South_Australia. Show all posts
Thursday, 20 July 2017
90 - SA battery public views
South Australia's big new battery, which got a lot of public attention, has been tested in a poll - which shows amazingly tripartisan support for the new technology in South Australia, something very rare for new energy technology.
Monday, 17 April 2017
020 - Public support for SA's energy plan is surprisingly apolitical
South Australia's energy plan announced recently - as you might expect, it drew a flurry of coverage, criticism and support.
Most interesting to me has been the general public's response - it's a plan that's well supported by most people, regardless of who they vote for. This is quite unique in Australia energy policy, with most plans, measures and policies featuring distinct differences between parties. Not so, with this one.
Source.
Most interesting to me has been the general public's response - it's a plan that's well supported by most people, regardless of who they vote for. This is quite unique in Australia energy policy, with most plans, measures and policies featuring distinct differences between parties. Not so, with this one.
Source.
Wednesday, 12 April 2017
019 - SA - output by fuel type
A simple chart below showing the average monthly output of South Australia sources of electricity, in megawatts, for the decade and a half (ish) - notable for the decline of coal, upswing of wind and up and down of interconnector flows. Source - NEM-Review.
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