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Renewables not nuclear are the answer to Australia’s energy future

A Polestar 2 electric vehicle parked at South Australia's oldest wind farm at Starfish Hill, Cape Jervis, which just received a new lease on life to run for several more decades. Picture: Stan Gorton
Stan Gorton

Australia must double down on electrification after the Australian Energy Market Operator’s Integrated System Plan (ISP) found the country can […]

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