The Coalition and the powerful right-wing lobby groups that help direct their policies show no signs of backing off in their campaign against renewables – or any other technology, for that matter, that might usher in a cleaner, cheaper and more reliable grid.
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| Monday night’s Q&A panelists, including federal energy minister Josh Frydenberg and, second from right, Simon Breheny, the director of policy at the Institute of Public Affairs. |
Craig Kelly has distinguished himself on EVs, a sweaty George Christensen on Facebook rails against anything Green or anti-coal, and Matt Canavan continues to wage a war on behalf of the coal industry.
On Monday, on ABC’s Q&A program, they were at it again: energy minister Josh Frydenberg and the Institute of Public Affairs teaming up to demonise renewables, and to propose some hopelessly unrealistic solutions to Australia’s energy trilemma.
It cannot go without comment.
Read the RenewEconomy story by Giles Parkinson - “Frydenberg, IPA trolling renewables on ABC’s Q&A - again.”
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