NT one year closer to massive blackouts: Report | NT Independent

NT one year closer to massive blackouts: Report

by | Jul 2, 2024 | Business, News, Subscriber | 5 comments

The NT is a year closer to anticipated widespread blackouts, expected to start over the next three y
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5 Comments

  1. We have had solar generation sitting idle for years. How soon will it be connected and how much will it contribute?

    • Never hopefully, it is useless, if we buy this rubbish they must be able to supply 24/7/365 at their cost at a cheaper price than we produce Any batteries or other devices required to bring this rubbish up to standard must be at the suppliers cost, no subsidies , ever.

      • Agree Boof, spoke to a southerner whom looked into purchasing land to specifically have power producing windmills installed – $12k per year per windmill, BUT, should there be ANY maintenance requirements during the life of these windmills – it was at the cost to the land owner and MANY other caveats – lo and behold a motor on a windmill at Geelong is now the subject of speculation as to how this will play out – READ THE FINE PRINT BEFORE YOU SIGN – and don’t forget to thank Albosleazy for withholding this information from the general public….

  2. Sitting on a sea of gas and yet we are facing backouts, who are the fools that keep voting for these Leftard fruit loops?.

    • It’s the extraction method (horizontal fracturing) that is the problem here. We can’t risk our water supplies.

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